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This Cookie Policy explains what cookies are, which cookies this website uses, and how you can manage or disable them.

What are cookies?

Cookies are lines of text used to perform automatic authentications, session tracking and storage of specific information about the users accessing the website’s server. These small text files are sent from the server to the web browser and returned with each user access to the same domain. Once permission is granted, the file enables analysis of user traffic in anonymous and aggregated form on the website.

Managing your consent

When you first visit the site, a consent banner lets you accept all, decline, or choose by category. Until you make a choice, only strictly necessary cookies are used and all analytics and advertising technologies remain disabled, in line with Google Consent Mode v2 (every storage signal defaults to “denied” and is updated only after your consent). Your preferences are stored for 180 days and can be changed at any time from the “Cookie settings” link in the footer.

Technologies we use

Subject to your consent, this website may use the following third-party technologies, grouped by purpose. The individual tags are loaded and governed through Google Tag Manager according to the consent you provide.

Analytics
Google Analytics 4

Collects anonymous, aggregated statistics on how the website is used, to improve content and functionality. You can install Google’s opt-out plug-in at tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout.

Microsoft Clarity

Generates anonymous heatmaps and session recordings to understand how visitors interact with the pages and to improve usability.

Marketing & advertising
Google Ads

Measures Google advertising campaigns and conversions, and supports remarketing.

Meta Pixel

Measures advertising and conversions on Facebook and Instagram.

LinkedIn Insight Tag

Measures LinkedIn advertising performance and builds matched audiences.

lemlist — website visitor identification

Identifies the companies that visit the website (IP-based, through the Snitcher provider) and matches them against a B2B database to support outreach and lead generation. It identifies companies, not named individuals, and processes visitor IP addresses for this purpose.

Functional
Google Tag Manager

Loads and orchestrates the tags above according to your consent. By itself it does not store profiling cookies.

Disabling the use of cookies

Most browsers automatically accept cookies by default. You may modify these settings and block the use of cookies through your browser preferences. Instructions for managing and blocking cookies are provided by the major browsers — Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari and Google Chrome — within their respective settings and support pages.

For further information on how your personal data are processed, please refer to our Privacy Policy.