Cookie Policy
This page explains which cookies and similar technologies the site uses, for what purposes, and how to manage your choices. For the processing of personal data, see the Privacy Policy.
What cookies are
Cookies are small files that a website saves on your device. Some are needed to make
the site work (technical); others measure or profile (and require your consent).
Similar technologies — such as browser local storage
(localStorage) — can perform comparable functions.
What we use
1. Consent preference (technical, no cookie)
To remember your cookie choice, we save a value in your browser's local storage
(localStorage, key huko-consent). It is not a cookie, it is
not sent to our servers, and it is not used to track you: it only serves to avoid
asking for your choice on every visit. It is strictly functional and does not require
consent.
2. Traffic statistics (Vercel Analytics, no cookie)
We measure site usage in aggregate, anonymous form, without cookies and without persistent identifiers. We do not reconstruct the journey of an individual visitor.
3. Meeting-booking calendar (HubSpot Meetings — third party, subject to consent)
On pages with booking (/en/contact and the TrueVisit page)
the calendar is provided by HubSpot. When it loads, HubSpot sets
cookies necessary for the widget to function and stay secure (for example, technical
security cookies such as Cloudflare's __cf_bm, which delivers the HubSpot
service). This happens only after your consent: if you do not consent, you see a
placeholder instead of the calendar and HubSpot is not loaded.
The complete, up-to-date list of the cookies set by HubSpot, with names, purposes and durations, is maintained by HubSpot and can be found here: Cookies set by HubSpot. [To be finalized with legal: the actual list of cookies set by the Meetings embed.]
We do not use our own profiling cookies, nor advertising or social network cookies.
How to manage or withdraw consent
On your first visit, a banner appears with Accept and Decline. You can change your mind at any time through the "Manage cookies" link in the footer of every page, which reopens the banner and lets you withdraw consent.
Alternatively, you can clear the site's data from your browser settings, or block third-party cookies. Withdrawal takes effect on subsequent HubSpot loads; a calendar already open on the current page stays active until the page is next loaded.
Changes
We may update this policy; the version in force is the one published here.