Cookies

Why do we use cookies?

Cookies ensure that the website works correctly. For example, cookies can prevent you from having to enter the same information repeatedly or receive it more than once when you visit a website several times. By accepting cookies, you make your visit to the website easier. It is worth knowing that we collect certain standard information that your browser sends to each website you visit. This information tells us which parts of the site are visited frequently and which parts are visited infrequently. We can then make sure that the most sought-after information is easy to find. Quite simply, this makes for a more seamless and relevant experience for you!

All our websites are properly protected. So do not worry, the cookies we use do not put your computer or mobile device at risk.

What are cookies?

Cookies are small text files that are placed on your computer or mobile device when you visit a website. The next time you visit the same web page, the information in this file can be opened by the website, enabling it to recognise your computer or mobile device to deliver customised content. This ensures the best possible user experience.

What types of cookies are used?

Tracking cookies 
Our equipment places tracking cookies on your computer or mobile device so we can recognise your device the next time you visit us. There are two types of tracking cookies: session cookies and persistent cookies. Session cookies allow us to see which parts of the website were viewed on your device during the visit. Persistent cookies allow us to recognise your computer or mobile device if you visit our website again. 

Analysis
Cookies are placed via our website by the companies AddThis and Google. We use these cookies to gain insights into how our website is used so that we can improve it.

Social media buttons
On our website you will find buttons to promote websites on Google+, Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter. These buttons use code snippets that come from these social networks. This code places cookies on your device. We have no influence over this process.