Privacy choices
This site keeps one thing about you, if you let it: how you found it. Here is what that means, and your choice.
Your choice
Checking your current choice…
You can come back here any time to change it. Declining deletes the note from your browser.
What is remembered
If you allow it, your browser keeps one note: the page you first landed on, the site or campaign link that brought you here, and the pages you read on this site. It is stored in your browser's own storage for 90 days, then deleted automatically.
What it is used for
The note reaches us only when you send a demo request or sign up for email updates; it is attached to that form so we know which channels bring visitors who get in touch. It is never sent on its own, and nothing in it identifies you until you submit a form.
What it is not
No cookies, no advertising, no identifiers, and no tracking on other websites. Nobody but us receives the note, and we do not combine it with anything else.
Why some visitors are asked first
If you visit from the EU, the EEA or the UK, nothing is stored until you allow it, as the law there requires. Elsewhere, including Switzerland, the note is kept from your first visit after the notice, and you can decline at any time. Where you are is read from your connection for that one decision and is not stored.
If you decline
The note is deleted, nothing new is stored, and the site works exactly the same. Your refusal is remembered so you are not asked again for a year.
Everything else
Independently of this choice, the site counts page views without cookies, through a daily-changing hash that we cannot trace back to you. Everything we do with personal data, on this site and in the application, is described in our privacy policy.