Preference Control
Banner, footer and dedicated button
You can separately manage or withdraw analytics and marketing consent from the initial banner, footer links or the floating preferences button.
Cookie Policy
How cookies and tracking preferences work
This page explains which storage or measurement technologies the website uses, when they are activated, and how you can change your choices at any time.
Necessary Technologies
What stays active for the site to work
Some technologies are strictly required to display the site correctly, remember local choices and protect the contact channel.
Local Preferences
Storage in localStorage
The site stores the user's preferred language and cookie consent state in localStorage. The keys currently used are preferredLocale and si_cookie_consent.
This information keeps the experience consistent across pages and is not used for promotional purposes.
Technical
Essential cookies and scripts
Cookies or technical data may be used where strictly required for rendering the site, navigating properly, protecting the service and handling the contact form.
These technologies do not require consent when limited to proper operation and site security.
Turnstile
Cloudflare as a security measure
On pages containing the form, Cloudflare Turnstile is loaded to reduce spam and fraudulent submissions. The service may rely on cookies or technical signals required for the security check.
Measurement And Marketing
When measurement systems are enabled
Analytics and advertising measurement are disabled by default. Each category starts only after its explicit consent and can be withdrawn at any time.
Google Analytics 4
Aggregate traffic measurement
If you accept analytics cookies, the site loads Google Analytics 4 to measure page views, interactions, traffic sources and aggregate usage metrics.
The purpose is to measure site performance and usage, not to build marketing lists from contact form submissions.
OpenAI Ads Pixel
ChatGPT campaign attribution
If you accept advertising measurement, the site loads the OpenAI Ads Pixel (ID 4T4VdhrW5HoLXQswkz57fu) and sends page_viewed and lead_created events to attribute page views and contact requests to ChatGPT campaigns.
The Pixel may store the oppref identifier in the first-party __oppref cookie. We do not manually send form values; automatic advanced matching, if enabled in the service, sends only SHA-256 hashes of supported information.
Cookies Involved
Measurement identifiers
When analytics is enabled, cookies such as _ga and _ga_* may be set to distinguish sessions and visitors in statistical form according to how Google Analytics 4 works.
When the OpenAI Ads Pixel is active, it may set __oppref for advertising attribution. If the relevant consent is denied or withdrawn, the site blocks that service and attempts to remove its identifiers from the browser.
References
Provider documentation
For more detail about vendor-side processing, review Google's documentation and the official OpenAI Ads Pixel guide.
User Choices
How you can manage, update or withdraw consent
Your choices are not final: you can change them at any time from the website or from your browser settings.
On The Site
Reopen the preference panel
You can reopen the preference panel from the footer or the circular floating button. There you can enable or disable analytics and advertising measurement separately.
In The Browser
Delete cookies or change browser settings
You can also act from your browser by deleting site data and cookies or by blocking selected tracking technologies through browser settings.
Important Note
Withdrawal and previous processing
Withdrawal stops future collection for the relevant category. For OpenAI, the site sends a denial to the Pixel and attempts to delete __oppref; data already processed by providers may remain under their applicable terms.