1. What are cookies
Cookies are small text files that are stored on your device when you visit a website. They help the website to function correctly, remember your preferences, analyse website usage, and, if necessary, show more relevant content. This general purpose of cookies is also described in materials from the European Commission.
2. Which cookies can we use
Essential cookies
These cookies are necessary for the basic functioning of the website. They can provide:
- Correct page loading;
- Save selected language;
- order form functionality;
- Log in to your personal account;
- the security of the user’s session;
- Technical stability of the website.
Functional cookies
These cookies help remember your settings and make using the site more convenient, for example:
- Save selected language;
- saving your preferences;
- Simplifying the reuse of individual functions.
Analytical cookies
These cookies help us understand how users interact with the site:
- Which pages are viewed most often?;
- how users navigate between pages;
- Where can technical problems arise;
- Which blocks or buttons work better.
Marketing cookies
Marketing cookies can be used for:
- displaying relevant advertisements;
- limiting the number of times an advert is shown;
- evaluation of the effectiveness of advertising campaigns;
- remarketing.
3. Which services may use cookies
Depending on the website's settings, we may use first-party and third-party service cookies, for example:
- Analytics systems;
- Payment services;
- authorisation services;
- support tools or chats;
- advertising platforms;
- video or mapping services.
4. How we obtain your consent
When you first visit a website, you may see a cookie banner where you can:
- accept all cookies;
- reject non-essential cookies;
- Adjust your preferences.
5. How to change or withdraw consent
You can at any time:
- change your cookie settings;
- withdraw consent for analytical or marketing cookies;
- delete cookies through your browser settings.
6. How long are cookies stored for
Cookies can be
- session — deleted after closing the browser;
- persistent – are stored on the device for a certain period or until you manually delete them.
Third-party cookies
Some pages of the site may use elements or services from third parties. In such cases, the respective third-party providers may set their own cookies in accordance with their privacy and cookie policies. The European Commission also separately notes that separate terms and policies of the respective providers may apply to third-party content.
8. Personal Data Protection
If cookies allow for the direct or indirect identification of a user, such information is considered in the context of personal data protection rules. You can read more about how we process personal data in our Privacy Policy. The principles of transparency, lawfulness, and data minimisation are fundamental in European data protection law.
9. Updates to this Policy
We may update this cookie policy from time to time to reflect changes in how the site operates, the services used, or legal requirements. The current version is always published on this page.