Cookie notice

CookiePolicy

Transparency and control over the technologies used while you browse. A real inventory, not a generic one.

Last updated: 25 August 2026

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What cookies are

A cookie is a small file a site saves on your device to remember something between one page and the next. Alongside cookies there are other storage technologies with the same practical effect, such as the browser’s local storage and session storage.

This notice treats them all the same way: what matters is that information is stored on your device, not the technical name of the container. That is why the tables below also say where each value is kept.

How we use them here

The site is static and requires no account. We use the minimum: a record of your cookie choice, your interface preferences and, only if you allow it, measurement and marketing tools.

Before you choose explicitly, analytics and marketing are off.
No measurement or advertising script is loaded before consent.
There is no implied consent: scrolling or continuing to browse is not acceptance.
The choice can be withdrawn at any time, in the same number of clicks.

The three categories

Necessary: They make the site work and remember your cookie choice. Always on, and they need no consent.
Analytics: They tell us, in aggregate, how the site is used. Off until you allow them.
Marketing: They measure advertising campaigns and attribute conversions. Off until you allow them.

Necessary

Always on. Without them the site cannot remember your cookie choice or your reading preferences.

The contact and application form pages also include Cloudflare Turnstile, a bot-verification check needed to protect those forms from automated submissions. It is a security component, not a measurement one: it stays active on every visit and does not depend on your choice on this page. In the audit carried out on 26/08/2026 it set no cookie in the browser at all; because it is a third-party script that can change, the check is repeated periodically.

Name	Provider	Purpose	Duration	Origin
hextern_cookie_consentcookie	Hextern	Stores your choice about cookie categories, so you are not asked again on every page.	6 months	First party
hextern-themelocalStorage	Hextern	Remembers whether you prefer the dark or the light theme.	Persistent, until you clear it from the browser	First party
hextern-localelocalStorage	Hextern	Remembers the language you chose in the switcher.	Persistent, until you clear it from the browser	First party
hextern:lead-sourcesessionStorage	Hextern	Keeps the campaign parameters of the page you arrived on, so we know which initiative produced an enquiry. Contains no identifier.	For the life of the browser tab	First party
hx_assistantcookie	Hextern	Ties your messages to your conversation with the AI assistant, so you can close and reopen the panel without losing what was said. It holds a random code generated by our server: not your name, not your IP address, and not the text of your messages. It is only created once you open the assistant and write something.	30 days	First party
__cf_bmcookie	Cloudflare, Inc. (via Cal.com)	Set by Cloudflare inside the calendar to tell automated traffic from human traffic and protect the service from abuse.	30 minutes	Third party
__Secure-next-auth.csrf-tokencookie	Cal.com, Inc.	Protects the booking form against forged requests from other sites.	Session	Third party
__Secure-next-auth.callback-urlcookie	Cal.com, Inc.	Remembers where to return you after an operation carried out inside the calendar.	Session	Third party
nextauth.messagelocalStorage	Cal.com, Inc.	Keeps the calendar’s session state in step across several tabs open on the cal.com domain.	Until cal.com site data is cleared	Third party
timeOption.is24hClocklocalStorage	Cal.com, Inc.	Remembers whether you prefer times shown in 12- or 24-hour format.	Until cal.com site data is cleared	Third party

Analytics

On with your consent only. Without it none of these values is written and no request is sent to the provider.

Name	Provider	Purpose	Duration	Origin
_gacookie	Google Ireland Ltd.	Distinguishes browsing sessions in order to produce aggregate statistics in Google Analytics 4.	2 years (value declared by Google)	First party
_ga_<ID>cookie	Google Ireland Ltd.	Keeps session state for the specific Analytics data stream.	2 years (value declared by Google)	First party

Marketing

On with your consent only. Without it the pixel is not loaded and none of these values is written.

Name	Provider	Purpose	Duration	Origin
_fbpcookie	Meta Platforms Ireland Ltd.	Identifies the browser in order to measure Meta advertising campaigns and attribute conversions.	3 months (value declared by Meta)	First party
_fbccookie	Meta Platforms Ireland Ltd.	Keeps the advertisement click identifier when you arrive from a Meta campaign.	3 months (value declared by Meta)	First party

Managing your preferences

You can review or change your choice at any time, from here or from the "Cookie preferences" control in the footer of every page.

You can review or withdraw your consent at any time, without leaving this page.

When you withdraw a category we delete the cookies that category wrote on our own domain and stop sending events to its tools. Data the providers have already collected on their own systems, and any cookies set on domains other than ours, cannot be deleted from this page: they have to be requested from them directly.

Browser settings

Independently of this page, every browser lets you block or delete cookies from its own settings. Blocking everything is legitimate and the site stays readable, but some features stop remembering your choices, including the cookie choice itself, which would then be asked on every visit.

Third-party services

The booking calendar is provided by Cal.com and shown inside the page. The measurement and marketing tools, when allowed, are provided by Google and by Meta.

Fonts are hosted on this domain: the site calls no external font service and makes no third-party CDN request to load its typography.

The Cal.com calendar loads before you make a cookie choice, and that is deliberate: the booking page exists to be used, and a calendar that refuses to appear until a banner has been answered is a page that does not work. What the calendar stores is therefore classified as necessary to the functionality you asked for, and is listed in full in the necessary table.

That table was measured, not inferred: on 25/08/2026 the booking page was loaded in a real browser and the cookies and storage it actually received were read, in three conditions: before any choice, after a refusal, and after acceptance. The three were identical. In the same run the calendar contacted a Cal.com error-monitoring service (sentry.io); none of these connections concerns measurement or advertising.

Updates

This notice is updated when the technologies in use change. The date of the last update is shown at the top of the page.

If the change concerns categories or purposes that depend on consent, the request is shown again: an earlier choice does not cover new processing.

Contact

For any question about this notice, the controller’s details are in the Privacy Policy.