Cookie Policy

1.About this Cookie Policy

2.What are cookies?

Cookies are small text files that websites may store on your device when you visit them. They help websites remember information about your visit, maintain certain functions, recognise returning browsers and understand how visitors interact with website content.

We also use the term “cookies” in this policy to cover similar technologies, where relevant, including:

• Pixels and tracking tags: small pieces of code that help measure visits, interactions or campaign performance.
• Local storage and session storage: browser storage mechanisms that may retain information or preferences.
• Scripts and web beacons: technologies that can help a website deliver functions, measure activity or communicate with third-party services.
• Device identifiers: identifiers that may be used by certain technologies to recognise a browser or device.

These technologies may process information such as your browser type, device information, approximate location derived from your IP address, pages visited, referral source, interactions with website features and consent preferences. The information collected depends on the technology and how it is configured.

2.1 First-party and third-party cookies

First-party cookies are set by our website or by technologies operating on our behalf. Third-party cookies or similar technologies may be set or accessed by external providers whose services are integrated into our website, subject to the relevant configuration and consent requirements. Third-party providers may process information under their own privacy policies and contractual arrangements; their involvement does not remove our responsibility to configure our website and consent mechanisms appropriately.

2.2 Session and persistent cookies

Session cookies generally expire when you close your browser. Persistent cookies remain on your device for a specified period or until they are deleted; their duration depends on the cookie and the service that sets it. The applicable durations should be reflected in the cookie inventory maintained for our website.

3.Why we use cookies

We use cookies and similar technologies for the following purposes, where applicable.

3.1 Strictly necessary cookies

These cookies support essential website functions, security and the operation of features you request. Depending on the website configuration, they may help with:

• maintaining website security and preventing misuse;
• supporting network communication and website stability;
• maintaining necessary session functions;
• remembering your cookie consent choices; and
• supporting essential form submissions or other requested website functions.

Strictly necessary cookies do not require consent where an applicable legal exemption applies. We do not use this category as a reason to activate optional analytics or advertising technologies without the required consent.

3.2 Functional and preference cookies

These cookies help remember your preferences and improve the convenience of using our website. Depending on the features available, they may support language or display preferences, remember selected settings, or enable optional website features. Where consent is required by applicable law, these cookies will only be activated after you provide the relevant permission.

3.3 Analytics and performance cookies

We may use analytics technologies, including Google Analytics where enabled, to understand how visitors use our website and identify opportunities to improve its performance. These technologies may help us understand:

• which pages receive visits;
• how visitors navigate between pages;
• which content attracts attention;
• whether visitors encounter technical errors;
• how visitors arrive at our website;
• how visitors interact with enquiry or consultation forms; and
• whether changes to the website improve usability.

We use these insights to improve the website experience and understand the performance of our Business Outsourcing and Corporate Concierge pages. Where consent is required, analytics cookies and associated non-essential tracking will not be activated before the relevant consent is obtained.

3.4 Advertising and marketing cookies

If we implement advertising or remarketing technologies, including Google Ads, these technologies may be used to measure advertising performance, attribute enquiries to campaigns or help deliver relevant advertising. Such technologies may involve cookies, advertising identifiers or related information about browser activity. We will seek consent before activating non-essential advertising cookies where required by applicable law, and will provide any additional disclosures and opt-out mechanisms required for the relevant jurisdictions. If we do not use advertising or remarketing technologies, this category will not be activated simply because it appears in this policy.

4.Cookie consent and CookieYes

We use CookieYes to help manage cookie consent on our website. When you visit the website, the CookieYes consent banner or preference centre may allow you to accept optional cookies, reject optional cookies, or choose which categories you permit.

4.1 Your available choices

Subject to the applicable consent configuration, you may be able to:

• Accept all: allow the optional cookie categories presented in the consent banner.
• Reject optional cookies: decline non-essential cookies while allowing strictly necessary technologies.
• Manage preferences: choose which optional categories to allow.
• Withdraw consent: change your previous choices at any time through the website’s cookie preference controls.

The available options may vary according to applicable legal requirements and the services enabled on our website.

4.2 How we record consent

CookieYes may record information associated with your consent decision, such as your selected preferences, the date or time of the decision, a consent record identifier and relevant technical information needed to maintain or demonstrate your choice. The exact information recorded depends on the CookieYes configuration. We use consent records to help respect your preferences, administer our consent process and demonstrate compliance where required.

4.3 Changing or withdrawing consent

You may change or withdraw your consent at any time by selecting the Cookie Preferences link on our website, where available. Changing your preferences will apply to subsequent processing in accordance with the consent mechanism and the technologies involved; withdrawal does not make processing that was lawful before withdrawal unlawful retrospectively. Some cookies already stored on your device may remain until they expire or you delete them. You can also remove cookies through your browser settings.

4.4 Consent does not replace privacy rights

Your cookie choices do not replace any rights you may have under applicable data protection law, including rights relating to access, correction, deletion, objection or withdrawal of consent where those rights apply.

5.Google technologies and consent

We may integrate Google services into our website. The specific services used depend on our active website configuration. These may include the following, where implemented:

• Google Analytics: may help us understand website traffic, visitor interactions and website performance.
• Google Tag Manager: may help us manage website tags and scripts. Google Tag Manager itself is a tag management tool, and the cookies or tracking technologies used depend on the tags configured through it.
• Google Ads: may support advertising measurement, conversion tracking and remarketing if those features are enabled.
• Google reCAPTCHA or other Google security services: may help protect forms and website functions against spam, abuse or automated activity, processing technical information needed to assess requests.

Other Google services may be used if specific website features require them.

5.1 How Google cookies are controlled

Where Google technologies use non-essential cookies or process information in a way that requires consent, our consent configuration must communicate the relevant choice to the applicable Google tags. We may use Google Consent Mode where appropriate to communicate consent preferences and adjust supported Google tags accordingly. CookieYes provides the consent interface; Google Consent Mode, where configured, communicates consent signals to supported Google technologies — these are separate functions and must be correctly integrated. We will configure our website so that non-essential Google cookies and other consent-dependent technologies are blocked until the required consent is obtained. The precise behaviour depends on whether the relevant integration uses basic or advanced consent mode and how the website is configured; we will not describe a particular implementation as active until it has been verified.

5.2 Google services and information processing

Depending on the Google service used and the consent choices you make, Google may process information such as browser identifiers, device and browser details, page interactions, referral information, timestamps and advertising or analytics events. Some Google services may process limited information even when optional cookies are denied, depending on the integration and consent mode implementation — for example, certain advanced consent mode configurations can send cookieless measurement signals. Where relevant, we will disclose and configure these practices in accordance with applicable requirements. We do not treat the absence of a conventional cookie as proof that no information is transmitted. For more information, please review Google’s applicable privacy documentation and the privacy information for the particular service in use.

6.Categories and inventory of cookies

The cookies and similar technologies used on our website may change when we add, remove or update website features, plugins, integrations or third-party services. The following table describes the categories we may use. It is not a substitute for the actual cookie inventory generated from our live website.

6.1 Actual cookie list

The exact cookie names, providers, purposes and retention periods must be taken from a current scan of https://airsenseinc.com using CookieYes and verified against the technologies actually deployed on the website. The live cookie declaration or cookie audit table should be displayed in this section, or linked directly from it, once the scan and configuration have been verified. The inventory should identify, where applicable:

• cookie or technology name;
• provider or service;
• purpose;
• category;
• duration or retention period; and
• whether the technology is first-party or third-party, where this can be established.

We will not present unverified cookie names or retention periods as confirmed facts. The absence of a cookie from an earlier scan does not guarantee that it will never be set by a subsequently added integration.

7.Third-party services

Some website features may depend on third-party providers. Depending on our configuration, these may include analytics providers, advertising platforms, spam prevention services, embedded media providers or other external services. When you interact with a feature that relies on a third party, that provider may process technical information as necessary to deliver the service.

Third-party providers may operate outside Nigeria. Where personal data is transferred internationally, we will apply the safeguards and requirements applicable to that transfer. The providers and technologies actually active on our website should be reflected in our cookie inventory and Privacy Policy. We encourage visitors to review the relevant third-party privacy notices for further information about how those providers handle data.

8.How long cookies remain on your device

Cookie duration varies according to the purpose, provider and configuration of each cookie. Session cookies generally expire when you close your browser; persistent cookies remain until their stated expiry date or until you delete them. The duration of each identified cookie should be shown in the cookie inventory maintained through CookieYes.

Consent records may be retained separately from other cookies for the period necessary to administer preferences and demonstrate compliance, subject to applicable legal requirements and our retention practices. We periodically review cookie durations and the need for the technologies we use.

9.Managing cookies through your browser

In addition to the cookie preference controls on our website, most browsers allow you to view, block or delete cookies. You can consult your browser’s help documentation to learn how to manage cookie settings. Please note that blocking all cookies may affect certain website features, including functions that depend on session management, security or saved preferences.

Changing your browser settings does not necessarily withdraw a consent choice already recorded by our website. For that reason, we recommend using our Cookie Preferences control to change your choices and your browser settings to remove stored cookies if necessary.

10.Privacy rights and data protection

Information collected through cookies may qualify as personal data where it identifies, relates to or can reasonably be linked to an individual. Depending on the applicable law and circumstances, you may have rights concerning your personal data, including the right to request access, correction, deletion, restriction of processing or objection to certain processing, as well as the right to withdraw consent where processing relies on consent. The availability and scope of these rights depend on the applicable legal requirements.

For more information about how we process personal data and how to exercise applicable rights, please consult our Privacy Policy or contact us using the details below. Where applicable laws provide additional rights concerning targeted advertising, the sale or sharing of personal information, or recognised browser-based privacy signals, we will provide the relevant mechanisms and honour valid requests as required.

11.Children's privacy

Our website is intended for people seeking information about our business services and corporate concierge offerings. It is not specifically directed at children. We do not knowingly use cookies to collect personal information from children in violation of applicable law. If you believe that information relating to a child has been collected improperly, please contact us so that we can review the matter.

12.Changes to this Cookie Policy

We may update this Cookie Policy when our website changes, we introduce new technologies, our cookie inventory changes, or applicable legal requirements develop. When we make material changes, we may update the effective date and provide additional notice or request renewed consent where required. We encourage visitors to review this policy periodically. The current version will be published on https://airsenseinc.com.

13.Contact us

If you have questions about this Cookie Policy, our use of cookies, or how to manage your consent preferences, please contact:

For questions about personal data, please also consult our Privacy Policy.