Cookie management policy

Sogelink Group

What is a cookie?

Cookies are text files which are installed on your device (computer, mobile, tablet) when you visit a website. They record information relating to your navigation on the website. Cookies can only be viewed or amended by their sender.

What cookies does Sogelink use?

Sogelink uses 2 types of cookies: 1. ESSENTIAL COOKIES FOR THE USE OF THE SITE To identify you on our different services we use a centralised identification service. It is not possible to use our services that require identification without these cookies. To improve the user experience, our services sometimes store application data in a tracker (cookie, local storage or other similar technology). These data are strictly needed for the correct use of the service. When validating the identification form, you express your agreement to use this type of cookie. These cookies do not collect any personal data and the information stored cannot be used for commercial purposes. You can choose to disable cookies in your browser at any time. Please note that deleting or disabling your cookies may degrade the operation of our services or even make them impossible to use. 2. AUDIENCE MEASUREMENT COOKIES These cookies allow us to measure the number of visitors to our services. They also allow us to collect information on navigation and time spent on the services. We use Google Analytics from Google. You can fully disable Google Analytics tracking by visiting this website: https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout?hl=fr When you first use our services you will be asked to deactivate audience measurement.

When else can cookies be used?

Sogelink also uses other types of cookies linked to third-party solutions. These solutions are made available to our customers and are necessary for the correct functioning of our services and applications. Zendesk – to deal with customer requests via instant messaging. (Zendesk Cookie Policy) IGN, for all our applications using these geoservices (IGN Cookie Policy) Sogelink uses these third-party services for the execution of its services and not for commercial purposes.