Cookie policy
A cookie is a small file that a website stores in your browser; similar techniques, such as the browser's local storage, serve the same purpose. This page explains which ones the Precelya website uses, with what consent, and how to change your mind. Updated on . This is a translation: in the event of any difference, the French version prevails.
1. The principle: nothing optional without your consent
This site uses a banner that asks you, on your first visit, to accept or decline audience measurement. Until you accept, it stays switched off. The site works the same way either way: requesting a price, reading the prices or writing to us does not depend on your choice.
The site uses no advertising cookies, no social network pixels and no share buttons that would follow you around the web.
2. What is stored without consent
Your choice is kept in your browser, so that the banner does not come back on every page. This record is used only to respect your decision. How long the choice is kept: [CHOICE RETENTION PERIOD].
3. Audience measurement, only after "Accept"
If you accept, we measure site traffic with Google Analytics: pages viewed, length of visit, type of device, landing page. These figures tell us which pages are useful and which need work.
If you decline, no audience measurement takes place during your visits; if you withdraw your consent later, it stops.
4. List of cookies
| Name | Purpose | Set by | Duration | Consent needed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| [COOKIE LIST] | ||||
This list is completed when audience measurement is connected, with the exact name, issuer and duration of each cookie.
5. Changing your mind
You can change your choice at any time with the "Manage cookies" button, below and at the foot of every page. You can also delete cookies in your browser settings; the banner will then be shown to you again.
6. Further information
How your data is processed is described in the privacy policy, and the publisher's identity in the legal notice. This English page is a translation; in the event of any difference, the French version prevails.