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Cookie Policy
This page explains how cookies and similar technologies are used on sgcloudledger.sg — what they are, which categories this site relies on, and how you can control them from your own browser.
Published on this page
Current version · 10 November 2026
Read with our privacy policy and terms of service.
How to read this page
The document in plain terms
This policy covers the cookies that sgcloudledger.sg places on your device when you read our pages or send an enquiry through our forms. It is written for clients and visitors of a small outsourced accounting practice — you do not need a technical background to follow it.
It should be read together with the privacy policy, which covers the wider handling of personal data — how enquiry details are stored, who at the practice can see them, and how long they are kept. Cookies are only one small part of that wider picture.
Definition
What cookies are
A cookie is a small text file that a website stores on your device and then reads on later visits. It lets the site recognise that the same browser has returned, without needing to ask who you are. Cookies carry no more than a short label and a value — they do not contain the contents of your enquiry, your ledger figures, or your documents.
Similar technologies work in comparable ways. Local storage holds slightly larger preference data inside the browser, and pixel tags are tiny images that record that a page was opened. Wherever this policy says cookies, local storage and pixel tags used on this site are covered by the same rules.
Summary
Small text files, set by the site you are reading, used for the practical jobs a website actually needs.
Categories in use
Cookies used on this site
Three categories appear on sgcloudledger.sg. There is no fourth category for advertising, and there is nothing hidden underneath the three listed here.
Category one
Strictly necessary
Required for the site to function and to keep our enquiry forms working correctly. Blocking these may stop the forms from being able to send.
Category two
Preference
Remember settings you have chosen yourself, such as a dismissed notice, so you are not asked the same thing on every visit.
Category three
Analytics
Record aggregate information about which pages are visited and how visitors arrive, so we can see which parts of the site are actually useful.
Our position
We do not use advertising cookies to build profiles of visitors across other websites. There is no retargeting pixel, no cross-site tracker, and no data broker on this site.
Reasoning
Why they are used
Each category exists for a practical reason. Below is what each one does for you as a visitor, and what happens when it is working as intended.
Strictly necessary
Keeps the site operational
These keep the site running during your visit and protect the enquiry form from misuse — the kind of protection that stops a script filling the form with false submissions. They do not track you between sites and they can only be disabled by adjusting your browser, which may affect the form itself.
1
Essential tier — no visitor profiling
Preference
Reduces repetition
A preference cookie remembers a choice you already made — say, that you have dismissed a notice on the page — so the site does not ask the same thing again on the next page. It holds a short label, not a profile of what you read.
2
Remembers your own choices
Analytics
Informs how the site is organised
Analytics cookies tell us which pages are read (or skipped), which pages bring visitors in from search, and where readers leave. Aggregate analytics information does not identify individual visitors — the numbers we see describe pages, not people.
3
Aggregate only — no individual identification
Your control
Managing cookies in your browser
What you can change
Every major browser lets you view the cookies stored on your device, block new ones, and delete the ones already there. Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge each describe the exact steps for their own version in their help pages — the labels vary slightly but the controls are the same three actions: view, block, delete.
If you clear your cookies, the preference settings this site remembers are reset on your next visit. That is not a fault — the browser has simply forgotten the short labels that held your choices.
What blocking might affect
Blocking strictly necessary cookies may affect how parts of this site work, including the enquiry form. If you have blocked them and find the form does not respond as expected, unblocking that category for sgcloudledger.sg will usually bring it back.
Blocking analytics cookies has no effect on how you read the site or use the forms. It only means we will see fewer pages in our aggregate numbers.
Third parties
Third-party services
A small number of cookies may be set by services we use to operate the site rather than by us directly.
Hosting and analytics providers are the two categories of service that may place cookies on the site. They process information under their own policies as well as our instructions, which is why we ask that you read their documentation alongside this page if you want the fullest picture.
Where a third-party service is used for website analytics, it receives aggregate usage information — which pages were opened, how many times — rather than the contents of any enquiry. A third party does not receive the text of your message, your ledger figures, or any documents you have shared with the practice through other channels.
We do not allow third-party services to build advertising profiles of visitors. If that ever changes, this page will be updated first and the change will appear in the version history below.
Review
Changes to this policy
This policy may be updated when the cookies used on the site change or when applicable requirements change. The current version is the one published on this page — there is no separate archive to consult. If we add a new category of cookie, we will describe it here before the change takes effect.
- Published
- 10 November 2026
- Applies to
- sgcloudledger.sg and its pages
- Operator
- Singapore Cloud Ledger Pte. Ltd., 16 Raffles Quay, #30-01 Hong Leong Building, Singapore 048581
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