1. What Are Cookies?

Cookies are secure, low-footprint text fragments transmitted onto your computing device, smartphone, or tablet hardware during website connection. They serve as infrastructural technical memories, ensuring smoother portal loading speeds, safeguarding multi-step checkouts, and feeding back site navigation telemetry to the domain owners.

Cookies deployed on our platform operate under four primary axes:

• Session Cookies: Ephemeral tracking nodes that clear automatically from your cache upon browser shutdown.
• Persistent Cookies: Semi-permanent identifiers that reside within your local hardware storage until they hit statutory expiration or manual cache purge.
• First-Party Cookies: Direct core architecture configurations originating from our secure primary servers.
• Third-Party Cookies: External verification elements established by certified global logistics channels, global analytics suites, or international B2B settlement portals.

2. Classifications of Cookies We Deploy

A. Essential & Strictly Necessary Cookies

Infrastructural components mandatory for baseline operations and web defense. These cannot be toggled off by the client:

• Fulfillment session retention (e.g., locking your batch order specifications during checkout).
• Anti-fraud firewalls and transactional cyber-security nodes.
• Persistent commercial shopping cart synchronization.

B. Supply Chain Analytics & Performance Cookies

These data logs map visitor behavior, helping our engineering team refine platform layout, load balances, and catalog accessibility:

• Google Analytics: Collects anonymous session durations, regional buyer location data, and popular automotive projector lens page selections.
• Native Platform Systems: Measures internal server loading speeds and data stream throughput.

C. Functional & Regional Personalization

Enables advanced UI memory options to align with local market environments:

• Remembering your selected international trade currency configurations and localized language settings.
• Integration tokens for direct social media trade outreach channels.

D. Retargeting & B2B Commercial Marketing Cookies

These tags trace interactions to refine our business-to-business distribution outreach, optimizing commercial spending across external global advertising platforms:

• Analytical retargeting tags (e.g., Meta Pixel, Google Ads Tracking) to highlight relevant high-power LED headlight innovations on partner networks.
• Tailored procurement recommendations linked directly to historical vehicle bulb classifications (e.g., H4, H7, Bi-LED setups) you have previously audited.

3. Third-Party Cookie Integration

To establish an optimized commercial ecosystem, we integrate secure sub-services that deploy external cookies. These frameworks are governed by their respective individual privacy terms, and encompass:

• International commercial payment clearing hubs.
• Global express tracking plugins synced with global carriers (DHL, FedEx, UPS).
• Enterprise traffic and positioning analytical platforms.

SeaPeak does not maintain direct administrative control over external third-party cookies; please consult the respective provider’s cookie data policy for further auditing.

4. Sovereign Control: Managing & Disabling Cookies

Importers possess sovereign authority to intercept, restrict, or purge browser cookies at their discretion. Most advanced web browser programs offer direct panel navigation to control these cookies:

• Google Chrome: Settings → Privacy and security → Cookies and other site data
• Mozilla Firefox: Preferences → Privacy & Security → Cookies and Site Data
• Apple Safari: Preferences → Privacy → Manage Website Data
• Microsoft Edge: Settings → Cookies and site permissions → Manage and delete cookies

*Warning: Forcing absolute restriction on cookie deployment may degrade site performance parameters, disrupting the digital shopping cart and complex wholesale user panel interactions.

5. Amendments to This Policy

We preserve the right to append or revise this tracking framework to comply with changing privacy data regulations or upgraded international commerce codes. Revisions take effect immediately upon being posted, updated via the current "Last Updated" metadata timeline above.