Cookie Policy

Last updated: [date]

3.1. What cookies are

Cookies are small text files that websites store on your device (computer, phone, tablet) to remember information about your visit: preferences, logged-in session, language, pages visited.

3.2. Cookies we use

Technical or strictly necessary cookies

They enable the basic functioning of the Website. They don’t require consent in accordance with the LSSICE.

Examples: session maintenance, language preferences, security, request cart.

Analytics cookies

They let us understand how the Website is used (pages visited, time spent, errors) to improve the experience.

• Provider: [Google Analytics / Plausible / Matomo — specify]

• Purpose: aggregated statistical analysis.

• Duration: [see detailed table].

They require consent.

Advertising and marketing cookies

Only if we run digital marketing campaigns. They let us measure the effectiveness of ads on search engines and social networks.

• Provider: [Meta Pixel / Google Ads / TikTok Pixel — specify if used]

• Purpose: remarketing, conversion measurement.

They require consent.

3.3. Detailed cookie table

CookieProviderTypePurposeDuration[xrx_session]XeruxTechnicalSessionSession[_ga]Google AnalyticsAnalyticsStatistics2 years[_gid]Google AnalyticsAnalyticsStatistics24 hours[consent_mgr]XeruxTechnicalCookie preferences1 year

(Table to be completed with the final consent manager.)

3.4. How to manage cookies

You can accept, reject or configure your preferences from the cookie banner that appears when you access the Website. You can also change your choice at any time from [link to the preferences manager].

In addition, you can manage cookies directly from your browser:

• Chrome: Settings › Privacy and security › Cookies

• Firefox: Settings › Privacy & Security

• Safari: Preferences › Privacy

• Edge: Settings › Cookies and site permissions

3.5. Consequences of rejecting cookies

Rejecting technical cookies may prevent the Website from working properly. Rejecting analytics and marketing cookies does not affect use of the service.