What are cookies?
Cookies are small files sent by a website to a browser and stored on a user's computer when they visit a web page. We also store cookies. These files ensure the proper functioning of the website and help provide a more convenient user experience.
What are cookies used for?
Maintaining Website Functionality
Some cookies are necessary for the stable and proper functioning of the website and its modules. These cookies are not intended to collect any personal information. If you block these cookies, we cannot guarantee the functionality of the website.
Taking your preferences into account
To ensure a comfortable experience on our website, we store information as you use it to provide a personalized approach. For example, we record that you have already responded to a cookie notification so that it is not displayed each time you visit.
Data analytics
After you consent, analytics services help us understand which pages are visited and how the website is used. Names, phone numbers, email addresses, and message text are not sent to analytics.
Which analytics services are used?
Google Analytics 4
Google Analytics 4 is used to measure visits and interactions with the website. After consent, Google may set _ga and _ga_* cookies; the standard retention period is up to 2 years. The provider is Google Ireland Limited.
Plerdy
Plerdy is used to analyse interface usability and behaviour on pages. The script loads only after analytics consent and may use browser local storage. Form fields containing personal data are not sent as analytics events.
Managing cookie settings
You can change your choice here at any time: clear the unwanted category and select “Save selection”. The change takes effect immediately. Your choice is stored for up to 12 months or until you change it again.
You can also block cookies in your browser settings. It is important to understand that disabling cookies may cause the website to malfunction and/or make some pages and features unavailable. Below are brief instructions for common browsers: