Crymphel Cloud Accounting · Legal document
Cookie Policy
This policy explains how this website uses cookies and similar technologies, what each category does, and how you can control them. It applies to crymphel.com and is operated by Crymphel, whose registration details appear in the footer.
Applies to crymphel.com · Current version published on this page · Questions: Contact
What cookies are
Cookies are small text files placed on your device when you visit a website. They allow a site to remember your actions and preferences between pages or between visits. Some are deleted when you close your browser; others remain for a set period. Similar technologies, such as local storage, serve comparable purposes and are covered by this policy.
A cookie itself is not a program and cannot run on your device or read other files. It carries a small amount of information, usually a short identifier, that the site can recognise on a later page load or return visit. That is how a signed-in session stays signed in while you move between pages, and how a form remembers text you have already entered. Similar technologies include local storage and session storage, which keep small values in your browser rather than sending them with every request. Where this policy says cookie, the same description applies to those tools.
Cookies fall into a few practical groups depending on how long they last and who sets them. Session cookies are cleared when you close the browser. Persistent cookies stay for a defined period so the site can recognise you on a return visit. First-party cookies are set by this site; third-party cookies are set by a service the site relies on. The categories below explain which of these apply here and what each one is used for.
Strictly necessary cookies
These cookies are required for the site to function. They support basic features such as page navigation, form submission, and security checks that protect against misuse. Because the site cannot operate correctly without them, they cannot be switched off through a preference setting. They do not collect information used for marketing.
- Session continuity Keeps your movement between pages consistent so a request made on one page is recognised on the next, including while a form is open.
- Form submission Allows an enquiry to be sent without the page being rejected as a duplicate or automated submission. Without it, parts of the site such as forms may not work correctly.
- Security checks Confirms that a request comes from a normal browser session rather than a script attempting to misuse the site. These checks do not collect information for marketing.
Because these cookies are required to run the site, they stay active. If you block them at the browser level, navigation and enquiry forms may stop working.
Analytics cookies
Analytics cookies help us understand how visitors use the site, such as which pages are viewed and where visitors leave. The information is used in aggregate to improve content and navigation. These cookies are optional, and you can block them through your browser settings without losing access to the site. We do not use analytics data to identify individual visitors.
What is measured
Which pages are opened, how long a visit lasts, and the path a visitor takes between pages. Counted as totals, not as named people.
What it is used for
Improving wording, layout and navigation where visitors appear to slow down or leave early. Aggregate figures guide edits to content.
Your choice
Optional. Blocking these cookies through your browser settings does not reduce access to any part of the site.
We do not use analytics data to identify individual visitors, and we do not combine it with information from other sites.
Functional and preference cookies
These cookies remember choices you make, such as language or form progress, so you do not have to re-enter them. They are optional. If you disable them, some conveniences are lost but the site remains usable. We do not use functional cookies to track your activity across other websites.
- Form progress Keeps what you have typed if you move to another page before sending an enquiry.
- Display preferences Remembers a setting you changed so the page opens the way you left it.
- If you disable them The site still works, but typed text and small conveniences may not carry between pages.
Third-party cookies
Some features may rely on third-party services, which can set their own cookies. Those providers have their own privacy and cookie policies, and we do not control what they place on your device. Where third-party cookies are used on this site, they relate to site functionality or measurement rather than advertising profiling.
Because those cookies are set by another organisation, they sit outside this policy. If a service changes what it stores, that change is described in its own documentation rather than here. Where we can choose between services, we prefer ones that limit what is stored and how long it is kept. When a third-party feature is not needed for the page to work, we avoid loading it until it is required.
If you want to review or refuse a third-party cookie, the browser settings described below cover it in the same way as a first-party cookie. The provider's own policy will explain what it does with the data it collects.
Managing cookies in your browser
You can control cookies through your browser settings, including blocking all cookies, deleting existing ones, and setting preferences per site. The help section of your browser explains the steps for that specific product. Blocking strictly necessary cookies may prevent parts of the site, such as forms, from working correctly.
- Open the browser settings Look for the privacy or site settings area. Every mainstream browser has a cookie section there.
- Review what is stored Most browsers list the cookies a site has set, with the option to delete one entry or everything at once.
- Set preferences per site You can allow cookies for sites you trust and block them elsewhere rather than switching everything off.
- Check what changes After blocking, reload the site. If a form stops sending, re-allow cookies for this site and try again.
Deleting cookies removes stored preferences. You may need to re-enter a setting the next time you visit.
Changes and contact
We may update this policy if our use of cookies changes or if the law requires it. The version published on this site is the current one. Questions about cookies or about data handling more generally can be sent through the contact details on the contact page, and the privacy policy covers personal data more broadly.
Questions visitors ask about cookies
Do I have to accept cookies to use the site? Open Close
Not for the optional categories. Analytics and functional cookies can be blocked through your browser without losing access to the site. Strictly necessary cookies stay active because navigation and form submission rely on them.
Does blocking cookies affect an enquiry I send? Open Close
It can. Blocking strictly necessary cookies may stop a form from being accepted, because the security check cannot complete. If that happens, re-allow cookies for this site and send the enquiry again.
How do I know when this policy changes? Open Close
The version published on this page is the current one, and the date below the title shows when it was last revised. If our use of cookies changes in a way that affects visitors, this page is updated before the change takes effect.
Who should I ask about data handling in general? Open Close
Start with the contact page for questions about cookies or about personal data more broadly. The privacy policy sets out how personal data is handled across the site.
Where to go next
This page covers cookies only. The privacy policy explains how personal data is handled across the site, and the contact page carries the form and office details for anything you would rather ask directly.
- Business phone
- +65 6283 2913
- [email protected]
- Office hours
- Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM (SGT)
- Registered office
- 71 Robinson Road, #14-01, Singapore 068895