Cookies Policy
Fiscal Flow is a trading name of Unskipped Ltd, registered in England and Wales under company number 14533994. This policy explains which cookies and similar tracking technologies are used on fiscalflow.uk, what each one does and how long it lasts. It sits alongside our Privacy Policy, which covers how we handle personal data more broadly.
About this policy
This policy is published by Unskipped Ltd, trading as Fiscal Flow, and covers the website at fiscalflow.uk. It explains our use of cookies and similar technologies such as pixel tags, local storage and session storage. It should be read together with our Privacy Policy, which sets out how we handle personal data, who we share it with and what rights you have. The policy is written to meet the requirements of the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations 2003 and UK GDPR. We recommend any firm reusing this structure has it reviewed by a solicitor or compliance professional before publishing.
What cookies are
Cookies are small text files placed on your device when you visit a website. They store information that the site can read back on later page views or later visits, such as whether you are logged in, which cookie preferences you have set, or which pages you have looked at. First-party cookies are set by the website you are visiting, in this case fiscalflow.uk. Third-party cookies are set by other services the site loads, such as an analytics provider or an embedded form. Third-party cookies can, in principle, recognise your device across more than one website.
How consent works
Under UK law, only strictly necessary cookies can be set without asking you first. Everything else needs your active, informed consent before it runs.
When you first arrive at fiscalflow.uk you are shown a cookie banner. Non-essential cookies stay switched off until you make a positive choice. There are no pre-ticked boxes, and continuing to browse the site does not count as consent. Your choice is recorded per category, so you can accept analytics without accepting marketing, and you can change your decision later without penalty.
Strictly necessary — no consent required
These cookies are needed for the site to function: maintaining a session, keeping forms and pages secure, balancing server load and remembering the cookie choices you have already made. They are set automatically because the site cannot be delivered reliably without them.
All other cookies — consent required
Functional, analytics and marketing cookies only run if you have given specific consent for that category through the cookie banner. If you decline, or simply close the banner without accepting, those cookies are not set and no data is sent to the relevant provider.
Withdrawing consent
You can change your mind at any point using the manage cookies link in the site footer, which reopens the preference panel and shows what is currently active. You can also delete cookies through your browser settings, which clears any consent already recorded.
Cookies we use
Cookies on this site fall into four categories.
Strictly necessary cookies
These handle session management, basic security, protection of form submissions and load balancing, and they store the cookie preferences you have chosen. Without them, pages may fail to load correctly, forms may not submit and your consent choices would be requested on every page view.
No consent required — these are essential for the site to work.Functional cookies
These remember choices you have made, such as layout preferences or details you have already entered in a form, so you do not have to repeat them. They make the site more convenient to use but the site works correctly without them.
Set only with your consent. Withdraw anytime via 'manage cookies'.Analytics cookies
These measure how many people visit the site, which pages they read, how long they stay and how they arrived. We use Google Analytics 4 for this. The data is aggregated and used to decide which pages to rewrite, expand or remove.
Set only with your consent. Helps us improve the site but not required for it to work.Marketing cookies
These would record visits in order to measure advertising performance and show relevant ads on other platforms. Fiscal Flow runs paid acquisition campaigns for clients, and any advertising or conversion tracking used on this site is listed in the inventory below and confirmed at implementation.
Set only with your explicit consent. Disable anytime.Third-party cookies
Some cookies listed above are set by services we use rather than by us directly, including Google Analytics and the LeadConnector form and booking embeds. Those providers operate under their own privacy and cookie policies, which govern how they handle any data collected. Declining analytics or marketing in our consent panel prevents those scripts from loading on fiscalflow.uk, so no cookies are set. If you want to limit the same providers across other websites you visit, you will need to manage that separately through their own controls or through your browser.
Managing your cookies
You have two independent ways to control what is set.
The first is our own consent panel, which governs cookies on this site only. The second is your browser, which applies to every website you visit. Either can be used at any time, and neither requires you to contact us first.
Via this website
Use the manage cookies link in the site footer to reopen the preference panel. It shows each category, what is currently switched on and a short description of what that category does. Change a toggle and save, and the change takes effect immediately. Withdrawing analytics or marketing consent stops those scripts loading on your next page view.
Via your browser
Browser controls apply to all websites, not just ours. In Chrome go to Settings, then Privacy and security, then Third-party cookies. In Firefox go to Settings, then Privacy and Security. In Safari go to Settings or Preferences, then Privacy. In Edge go to Settings, then Cookies and site permissions. Each allows you to block or delete cookies.
Impact of blocking
Blocking strictly necessary cookies will break parts of the site: forms may fail to submit and your consent choices will not be remembered. Declining analytics or marketing cookies has no functional effect at all. Every page, form and booking link works exactly the same.
Similar technologies
Cookies are not the only way information can be stored or read. Local storage and session storage hold data in your browser in a similar way, pixel tags embedded in pages or emails record that content has loaded, and our hosting provider keeps server logs including IP addresses for security and diagnostics. Where these technologies are used for anything beyond strictly necessary purposes, we treat them exactly as we treat cookies and request consent first.
Children
This website is aimed at owners and partners of accounting and CPA firms, not at children. We do not knowingly set cookies to collect information from anyone under 18, and we do not target any content or advertising at that age group.
Changes to this policy
We update this policy when the cookies we use change, when a provider is added or removed, or when guidance from the ICO changes. The last reviewed date at the top is updated each time. Where a change materially affects what is set on your device, the consent banner will ask you again. Minor wording corrections will not.
Questions about cookies
Cookie queries are handled directly by Unskipped Ltd.
If you want to know more about a specific cookie, ask us to confirm a detail marked as to be confirmed, or raise a concern about how consent is collected on this site, send us the details and we will respond in writing.
- Cookie queries
- [contact email address — to be added] — Response within 5 working days
- Firm
- Unskipped Ltd
- Registered address
- 40 Borrowdale Avenue, Ipswich, England, IP4 2TG
- Companies House
- 14533994
- ICO registration
- [ICO registration number — to be added]
Complaints to the ICO
If you are not satisfied with how we have handled a cookie or data protection query, you can complain to the Information Commissioner's Office, the UK regulator for data protection and electronic privacy. Complaints can be made online at https://ico.org.uk/make-a-complaint/ or by telephone on 0303 123 1113. You are free to contact the ICO directly at any point, and you do not have to raise the matter with us first.