Cookie Policy

Since our Website uses “cookies”, we would like to inform you about the different types of cookies we use, which cookies our service providers use, and how you can manage and block cookies.

What are cookies? What types of cookies exist?

Cookies are small text files that your browser receives when you visit a website, and which are stored on your computer, tablet, or smartphone for a certain period of time. These text files store information such as your language preference or your login credentials for a website. If you return to the website later, it can automatically apply your language preference or log you in.

Functional cookies – Purpose: Basic services, always required

Functional cookies store user preferences with the goal of improving user-friendliness. They are often essential for the proper functioning of a website. Think of websites with a login function or a shopping cart: cookies remember that you are logged in or that you placed items in the cart. On multilingual websites, for example, these cookies can remember the visitor’s language or country preference.

Analytical cookies – Purpose: Statistics, optional

If a website uses analytical cookies, statistical data is collected about how the site is used. This information is very helpful for improving websites. It allows you to discover which information visitors find useful or unnecessary. Analytical cookies track how often a website is visited, how often an article is read, the main regions visitors come from, or whether the mobile version is more popular than the desktop version (or vice versa).

Tracking cookies – Purpose: Profiling/statistics, optional

Tracking cookies are used to build a profile of the visitor. Based on this profile, a personalised version of the website may be shown. These cookies monitor your browsing behavior, allowing personalised offers or advertisements to appear even while you're visiting other websites. For example, a product you previously viewed in a webshop may reappear on other sites.
Social sharing buttons often use tracking cookies, so it is important to consider this in your privacy and cookie policy.

First-party cookies vs. third-party cookies – Purpose: Statistics/tracking, optional

First‑party cookies are created and sent by the website you are visiting. The information therefore goes directly to the website operator.
There are also third‑party cookies. These are placed when a website includes elements from external parties, such as embedded videos, social media widgets, advertisements, or integrated software. The external party then sends cookies from its own servers.
For cookies placed by third parties (such as Google Analytics), we refer you to the statements provided by these parties on their respective websites. Please note: we have no influence over the content of these statements nor over the content of the cookies placed by these third parties.
Transfers outside the EEA occur via the following organisations:
 

• Google Analytics – USA (Standard Contractual Clauses)

• Facebook – USA (Standard Contractual Clauses)

• LinkedIn – USA (Standard Contractual Clauses)

• HubSpot – USA (Standard Contractual Clauses and EU data center)

How can you disable cookies?

You can disable cookies through your browser settings. Please note that certain page elements may not display correctly when cookies are disabled, although we do everything possible to ensure the website continues to function as smoothly as possible.

Visitor rights

Since cookies may involve the processing of personal data, you, as a data subject, have the right to lawful and secure processing of your personal data. More information about visitor rights can be found in the Privacy Statement.

Functional cookies

PHPSESSID → Registers a unique ID. Used to improve the user’s browsing experience and to protect the website against web threats. (expires at the end of the session)

cookie_preferences → Informs the website whether you wish to accept or decline cookies. (expires after 60 days)

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Analytical cookies

_gat → Registers a unique ID and is used to analyze visitors’ browsing behavior and other information. (expires immediately)

_gid → Registers a unique ID and is used to analyze visitors’ browsing behavior and other information. (expires after 1 day)

_ga → Registers a unique ID and is used to analyze visitors’ browsing behavior and other information. (expires after 2 years)

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Tracking cookies

Not applicable.

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