How DC SafeOps uses necessary browser storage and optional analytics technologies on this public website.
Non-essential analytics are disabled by default. On your first visit, the website asks whether you want to allow analytics. You can accept, reject, or configure the analytics category. Your selection can be changed later through Cookie Settings.
The website stores a small privacy-preference record in your browser so it can remember whether you allowed analytics. This preference is required for the consent controls to work and is not used for advertising.
If you allow analytics, Google Analytics is loaded to measure website visits, pages viewed and selected business events such as successful demo or free-trial enquiries. Google Consent Mode is configured so analytics storage is denied until permission is granted. Advertising storage, advertising user data and advertising personalization remain denied in the current setup.
If you allow analytics, Microsoft Clarity is loaded to provide website interaction insights such as session recordings and heatmaps. Clarity receives an analytics consent signal when analytics is allowed. If analytics is rejected or later withdrawn, the website sends a denied consent state and removes accessible Clarity analytics cookies.
Google Analytics may use cookies whose names begin with _ga. Microsoft Clarity may use first-party cookies such as _clck and _clsk, and its service may use additional Microsoft-domain cookies as described in Microsoft Clarity documentation.
Open Cookie Settings at any time. Rejecting non-essential analytics updates the consent state and removes accessible Google Analytics and Clarity first-party analytics cookies from the DC SafeOps domain.
See the Privacy Policy for information about enquiries and website data handling. Questions can be sent to sales@dcsafeops.com.