Cookie Policy

• Introduction

  This Cookie Policy applies to all users of planoramic.io or app.planoramic.io. The information presented below aims to inform users of these websites about the placement, use, and management of cookies by PLANORAMIC in the context of user navigation on these websites.

• What are cookies?

  We use the term "cookies" to refer to cookie modules and similar technologies through which information can be automatically collected.

  An "Internet Cookie" (also known as a "browser cookie" or "HTTP cookie") is a small file, consisting of letters and numbers, that will be stored on the computer, mobile device, or other equipment of a user through which the internet is accessed.

  Cookies are installed through a request issued by a web server to a browser (e.g., Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome). Once installed, cookies have a specific lifespan, remaining "passive", meaning they do not contain software programs, viruses, or spyware, and do not access information from the user's hard drive on whose equipment they were installed.

  A cookie consists of two parts: the cookie name and the cookie content or value.

  Technically, only the web server that sent the cookie can access it again when a user returns to the internet page associated with that web server.

• Purposes of using cookies through these websites

  Cookies are used to provide users of these websites with a better browsing experience and services tailored to the needs and interests of each user, specifically for:

  • Improving the use of these websites, including identifying any errors that occur during its visit/use by users
  • Providing anonymous statistics on how these websites is used to PLANORAMIC, as the owner of these websites
  • Anticipating potential goods that will be made available to users in the future through these websites, depending on the services/products accessed

  Based on feedback transmitted through cookies regarding the use of these websites, PLANORAMIC can take measures to make these websites more efficient and accessible to users.

  Thus, the use of cookies allows the retention of certain settings/preferences set by users of these websites, such as:

  • The language in which a web page is viewed
  • Facilitating access to user accounts
  • The way users navigate the platform
  • Options chosen by users

• What is the lifespan of cookies?

  The lifespan of cookies can vary significantly, depending on the purpose for which they are placed. There are the following categories of cookies that also determine their lifespan:

  • Session Cookies - A "session cookie" is a cookie that is automatically deleted when the user closes their browser
  • Persistent or Fixed Cookies - A "persistent" or "fixed" cookie is a cookie that remains stored on the user's terminal until it reaches a certain expiration date (which can be in a few minutes, days, or several years in the future) or until it is deleted by the user at any time through the browser settings

• What are third-party cookies?

  If certain content sections on these websites are provided by third parties, i.e., not by PLANORAMIC, then the cookies set by these content sections are called third-party cookies.

  PLANORAMIC does not use third-party cookies on these websites.

• What cookies are used through these websites

  By using/visiting these websites, the following cookies can be placed:

  • Performance Cookies for the websites - These cookies store the preferences of the user of these websites so that resetting preferences during subsequent visits to the websites is no longer necessary
  • User analysis cookies - These cookies inform us whether a specific user of these websites has visited/used these websites before. These cookies are used only for statistical purposes
  • Geotargeting cookies - These cookies are used by software that determines the country of origin of the user of these websites. The same ads will be received regardless of the selected language

• What type of information is stored and accessed through cookies?

  Cookies keep information in a small text file that allows the browser to be recognized. These websites recognize the browser until cookies expire or are deleted.

• Customizing browser settings regarding cookies

  If the use of cookies is not bothersome and the computer or technical equipment used for browsing these websites is used only by you, long expiration terms can be set for storing browsing history.

  If the computer or technical equipment used for browsing these websites is used by multiple people, consideration can be given to setting for the deletion of individual browsing data each time the browser is closed.

• How can cookies be stopped?

  Disabling and refusing to receive cookies can make these websites difficult to visit, leading to limitations in its usability. Users can configure their browser to reject cookies or accept cookies from a specific website.

  All modern browsers offer the possibility to change cookie settings. These settings can usually be accessed in the "options" or "preferences" section of your browser.