1. Essential tools (always active)
They ensure minimum website functionality, security, routing management and indispensable technical preferences. Without these tools, service may be partial or unavailable.
2. Non-essential analytics tools (with consent)
They collect aggregated metrics on website usage and performance. They are loaded only with explicit consent via banner or Consent page.
3. External content (third-party embeds)
External content such as embedded maps may be blocked until non-essential consent is granted, to avoid early loading toward third-party providers.
4. Browser local storage
Some features use localStorage/sessionStorage (for example consent preferences and operational support for chat/form). These mechanisms are not always HTTP cookies but are included in transparency for client-side storage tools.
A. Consent logic and user choice
At first access a banner with clear options is shown. If you choose essential only, non-essential tools remain disabled. If you choose accept all, you also enable consent-based analytics and external content. Without explicit choice, the website keeps a restrictive setup.
B. Withdrawal, change and granularity
You can update or withdraw your choice at any time from the Consent page. Changes apply to subsequent loads; for some identifiers already set by third parties, additional actions may be required in browser settings or provider tools.
C. Legal basis and transparency
Cookie and similar technologies are managed under principles of transparency, proportionality and minimization. Explicit consent is requested for tools not technically necessary. This policy should be read together with the Privacy Policy, which broadly describes processing, purposes, recipients and rights.
D. Duration, persistence and updates
Duration depends on each tool technical nature. Consent preferences remain until changed or removed by the user. Category lists and descriptions may be updated over time to reflect technical or legal changes.