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Cookie Policy
Last updated: May 5, 2026
This Cookie Policy explains how Datsols (“we,” “us”) uses cookies and similar technologies on datsols.com (the “Site”). It should be read with our Privacy Policy, which describes how we handle personal data more broadly.
Hosting and subprocessors for procurement are summarized on Trust & security.
What are cookies and similar technologies?
Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit a website. They often include an identifier, an expiration date, and information about the domain that set them. Similar technologies include local storage, session storage, pixels, and software development kits (SDKs) in mobile contexts. Together, we refer to these as “cookies” unless we specify otherwise.
Who sets cookies?
First-party cookies are set by Datsols (or our hosting provider acting on our behalf). Third-party cookies are set by another domain—typically when we embed a tool such as analytics or scheduling. Third parties have their own policies.
How we use cookies on this Site
As of the Last updated date above, we aim to keep the Site lean: we use cookies and similar technologies that support core delivery and security, and Google Analytics for aggregate traffic insights. We may also enable embedded tools from third parties in the future. The table below describes categories we may use.
When you first load the Site, a cookie preferences banner asks whether to allow Google Analytics. Your choice is stored in the browser so we do not ask again on every page view. You can still clear site data or block cookies in your browser settings.
| Category | Purpose | Typical duration |
|---|---|---|
| Strictly necessary | Security, load balancing, bot protection, remembering privacy choices where required, and basic Site operation. These may be set by our hosting or edge network. | Session to 12 months (varies by provider) |
| Functional | Remembering preferences you set (for example, dismissing a banner), where we implement such features. | Up to 12 months |
| Analytics / performance | Understanding aggregate traffic and performance (for example, page views) via Google Analytics. Provider-dependent cookies such as _ga may be set. | Typically 13–24 months (provider-dependent) |
| Third-party embeds | If we embed scheduling, maps, or video, those providers may set their own cookies when you interact with the embed. | Per third-party policy |
Because specific cookie names and lifetimes can change when we update infrastructure, we document categories here rather than a brittle name-by-name list. For a current inventory in your browser, use developer tools or a reputable cookie-inspection extension.
Local storage
We may use browser local or session storage for Site functionality (for example, to persist UI state). Storage entries are generally not transmitted to our servers unless tied to an explicit request you make.
Analytics and marketing
We use Google Analytics (measurement ID G-4ZZM7J5W94) only after you choose Accept analytics on the cookie banner. Google may set cookies or use similar technologies on its domains when the tag loads. We do not use targeted advertising cookies on this Site by default. See Google's Privacy Policy for how Google processes data.
Your choices
You can control cookies through your browser:
- Block or delete cookies (may affect Site functionality);
- Use private/incognito mode for a temporary session-only experience;
- Enable “Do Not Track” or Global Privacy Control signals where your browser supports them—note that we may not respond to all signals until standardized requirements apply to us.
For industry opt-outs related to interest-based advertising (where applicable), see resources such as the Digital Advertising Alliance or your mobile device settings.
Updates
If we materially change how we use cookies, we will update this Cookie Policy and the Last updated date. Where required, we will seek consent before enabling non-essential cookies.
Contact
Questions: [email protected]
Notice. These documents are provided for general information only and do not constitute legal advice. They are not a substitute for counsel familiar with your jurisdiction, industry, and facts.