2. Cookie categories on this website
We use three categories of cookies:
- Strictly necessary — required for the site to work properly: remembering your consent banner decision, protecting forms against bots and abuse, basic security features. Always active; no consent required.
- Analytics — help us understand how visitors use the website (visit statistics, page popularity). Activated only with your consent.
- Marketing — used to measure effectiveness and possibly personalise marketing communication. Activated only with your consent.
3. Consent management (CookieYes)
We use the CookieYes consent management platform (CMP). On your first visit you will see a banner where you can accept all categories, reject everything except necessary cookies, or customise your choice per category.
Until you give consent, analytics and marketing cookies remain disabled — the default state is no consent.
You can change or withdraw your decision at any time — without affecting the lawfulness of processing carried out before withdrawal. Simply open the cookie settings panel (the “Cookie settings” link in the website footer or the floating consent widget icon) and save your new choice.
Your banner decision is remembered for 12 months — after that period the banner will ask for your choice again.
Withdrawing consent takes full effect from the next page load: a script already loaded in the current session cannot technically be “unloaded”, but after you refresh or reopen the page, tools covered by the withdrawn consent will no longer be activated.
4. Google Consent Mode v2
Google tools operating on the website respect Consent Mode v2. This means consent signals (including analytics_storage, ad_storage, ad_user_data, ad_personalization) default to “denied” and change only according to your decision in the CookieYes banner.
Without your consent, Google analytics and advertising tools do not store cookies on your device or read identifiers from it. In that state, Google tools may only send aggregate, cookie-free technical signals (so-called cookieless pings) that are not linked to your identity.
Independently of the Google tools, the website uses Microsoft Clarity (heatmaps and session recordings) — its script is downloaded and run only after you consent to the analytics category; without consent it is not loaded at all.
5. Detailed cookie list
The detailed, up-to-date cookie table (name, provider, purpose, retention period) is generated automatically by the periodic CookieYes scan and presented in the consent panel — in the cookie list tab available after opening the settings (the “Cookie settings” link in the footer).
We rely on the automated scan because third-party cookie lists can change independently of us — the CMP table is always more current than a static list in this policy.
6. Third-party cookies
Cookies on the website may come from the following providers:
- CookieYes — a strictly necessary cookie remembering your consent decision (indicative retention period: approx. 12 months).
- Cloudflare — strictly necessary cookies related to security, performance and protecting forms against bots.
- Google — analytics (and possibly marketing) cookies, only after consent in the given category (indicative retention period: up to approx. 24 months).
- Microsoft (Clarity) — analytics cookies used to create heatmaps and session recordings, only after consent to the analytics category (indicative retention period: approx. 12 months).
7. Browser settings
Independently of the consent panel, you can manage cookies in your browser settings: view, delete and block cookies for selected or all websites. See your browser's help pages for instructions (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge).
Note that blocking strictly necessary cookies may prevent parts of the website from working correctly, e.g. submitting forms.
8. Changes to this policy
This policy may be updated, e.g. when the tools we use change. The current version, with the last-updated date, is always available on this page. The processing of personal data is described in the separate Privacy policy.