Cookie policy

This website is run under the Tranzify Tech brand by Allybase, Unipessoal Lda; the privacy policy names the controller, explains what the site records about a visit and lists your rights. This page explains the cookies and similar records the site uses, and how your choice about them works.

A cookie is a small record that a website asks your browser to keep and to send back with later requests to the same site. Cookies set by the site you are visiting are first-party cookies; cookies set by another company’s code loaded on the page, such as an analytics or advertising service, are third-party cookies. A site may also keep records in the browser’s local storage, which works like a cookie but is not sent with requests. Pixels and tags are scripts or images loaded from a service that let it recognise a browser; where they set cookies, this page lists them.

When you first open the site, a box at the bottom of the page offers three answers: accept all, only the necessary ones, or a choice by category. Until you answer, the site sets only the necessary records and loads no analytics or marketing service: the analytics tags are configured in consent mode, so even their code is not downloaded before your consent, and nothing about you reaches their providers. Your choice is kept for one year in the consent cookie; the site asks again when it expires or when the list of categories changes. “Cookie settings” in the footer opens the box again at any time.

Necessary records

These are needed for the site to work and to remember your choice. They need no consent.

Name	Set by	Purpose	Lasts
`consent`	tranzify.tech	Remembers your cookie choice by category	1 year
Local storage: language banner	tranzify.tech	Remembers that you dismissed the suggestion to switch language	Until you clear the browser’s storage

The site has no accounts and sets no login or session cookies.

Analytics records

Set only with your consent to the analytics category. They measure which pages are read, in which language and from which countries, how visitors arrive and whether the pages work. The site’s own analytics is first-party; Google Analytics is a third-party service whose code loads only after consent.

Name	Set by	Purpose	Lasts
`vid`	tranzify.tech	The site’s own visitor identifier: joins the pages you read on different days into one visitor in the site’s first-party analytics	13 months
`_ga`	Google Analytics 4 (Google Ireland Limited)	A random client identifier that distinguishes visitors	2 years
`_ga_*`	Google Analytics 4	Keeps the state of the current session for the site’s measurement stream	2 years

Google Analytics runs with IP anonymisation as its default and receives, with your consent, the page, the referrer, the device and browser type and the campaign tags of the address. The box lists only the services actually in use.

Marketing records

Set only with your consent to the marketing category. They let advertising platforms recognise a browser that visited this site, so that the company can measure its campaigns and show its advertising to businesses that showed interest. The site runs no advertising of its own and sells no advertising space.

Name	Set by	Purpose	Lasts
`_fbp`	Meta Pixel (Meta Platforms Ireland Limited)	Identifies a browser for Meta’s measurement and audiences	3 months
`_fbc`	Meta Pixel	Keeps the click identifier of a Meta advertisement that led to the site	3 months
`li_fat_id`	LinkedIn Insight Tag (LinkedIn Ireland Unlimited Company)	Indirect identifier for LinkedIn’s conversion measurement and audiences	30 days
`lidc`	LinkedIn	Routing of LinkedIn’s requests	24 hours
`bcookie`	LinkedIn	A browser identifier of LinkedIn	1 year
`UserMatchHistory`	LinkedIn	Synchronisation of LinkedIn’s advertising identifiers	30 days

A service the site is not configured with sets nothing, and the box lists only the categories that contain at least one service in use.

Error reports and other records that are not cookies

When a page’s script fails, the browser sends the site a short report: the error message, the position in the script and the page address. This needs no cookie, carries nothing you typed, and is kept for troubleshooting; the privacy policy describes it. The site’s server keeps technical logs of requests for a short time for security and troubleshooting; they are not cookies either.

Changing or withdrawing your choice

Open “Cookie settings” in the footer, change the categories and save. A withdrawal takes effect at once for new data: the services of the withdrawn category stop receiving anything, and where a service cannot be switched off without reloading, the page reloads. Cookies that a withdrawn service has already set are not deleted by the site; they expire by themselves, and you can delete them in your browser at any time. If you delete the consent cookie, the site asks once more.

Every browser lets you see, delete and block cookies: Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Edge keep these controls under their privacy settings. Blocking all cookies does not break this site, because it relies on none for reading; it only forgets your cookie choice.

The providers’ own policies

The third-party services describe their cookies and processing in their own documents: Google’s cookie use is described at policies.google.com/technologies/cookies, Meta’s at facebook.com/policies/cookies, LinkedIn’s at linkedin.com/legal/cookie-policy. The privacy policy says where these providers process data and under which safeguards they transfer it outside the European Union.

Changes

This page changes when the site adds or removes a service or when the law changes; the date at the top says when it was last updated.