Cookies are small files stored in a browser or on a device. Similar technologies include local storage, pixels, tags and online identifiers. They may operate the website, remember preferences, measure use or enable external services.

Cookies may be session or persistent cookies and may be set by a Covered Website or a third-party provider.

2.1. Strictly necessary
These are required to deliver and secure the website, transmit forms and remember consent choices. They are not used for behavioural advertising and cannot be disabled through the preference panel.

2.2. Preferences and functionality
These may remember language, display choices or requested functions. If not strictly necessary, they operate only under the conditions shown in the preference panel.

2.3. Analytics
These help us understand, in aggregate, how the website is used. They may measure pages viewed, traffic source, interactions and performance. They operate only after consent.

2.4. Marketing
These may measure campaigns, limit repeated advertisements or help show relevant communications on external platforms. They operate only after consent.

2.5. Third-party content and services
Maps, video, fonts, social widgets or other embedded elements may send technical data to a provider. If the service is not necessary, it must remain blocked until the relevant category is accepted.

Active services may vary between the Covered Websites according to their technical configuration. The preference panel on each Covered Website should show the current list, provider, purpose and duration.

- Tilda platform and hosting/form services. Possible purpose: deliver pages, security and enquiry transmission. Category and activation rule: strictly necessary for core functions; optional functions are classified separately.
- Consent manager. Possible purpose: remember and demonstrate cookie choices. Category and activation rule: strictly necessary.
- Language preference. Possible purpose: display the selected language. Category and activation rule: necessary or functional, depending on implementation.
- Google Tag Manager, if active. Possible purpose: manage tags; it is not itself an analytics service. Category and activation rule: may load only tags permitted by the user's choice.
- Google Analytics 4, if active. Possible purpose: traffic and performance analysis. Category and activation rule: analytics; consent required.
- Meta Pixel, if active. Possible purpose: campaign measurement and advertising audiences. Category and activation rule: marketing; consent required.
- Embedded Meta / Facebook / Instagram content, maps or video, if active. Possible purpose: display external content and enable interactions. Category and activation rule: third-party services; consent required where data is sent before interaction.

Google Tag Manager must not be treated as general permission: analytics, marketing and non-essential third-party tags must be configured not to run before consent.

On the first visit, the banner should allow users to accept all optional technologies, reject them and customise choices by category. Accept and reject options should be presented in a balanced manner, with no pre-selected optional categories.

Silence or inactivity is not consent. Analytics, marketing and non-essential third-party services remain off until an affirmative action.

You can change or withdraw consent at any time through the permanent "Cookie settings" link in the footer. Withdrawal must be as easy as giving consent. A change does not affect the lawfulness of processing before withdrawal.

Session cookies expire when the browser closes or the session ends. Persistent cookies remain until expiry or deletion. The exact duration of each active technology should be shown in the preference panel and updated after technical changes.

You can delete or block cookies through browser settings. Blocking strictly necessary technology may stop certain pages or forms from working. Browser controls do not replace the consent choice offered by the website.

Depending on the service, data may include IP address, online identifiers, browser and device information, pages viewed, date and time, traffic source and content interactions. The Privacy Policy explains the purposes, recipients, transfers and rights in more detail.

Providers such as Tilda, Google or Meta may involve processing in other countries. Where transfer safeguards are required, the mechanisms described in the Privacy Policy apply.

The exact list must be checked on each Covered Website after launching or changing forms, tag manager, media integrations or campaigns. The common document does not need to be replaced separately on each domain; the central version and preference panels will be updated when a provider, purpose, duration or consent mechanism changes.

For questions about cookies, use the contact form on any Covered Website or write to ARUTIN INVEST SRL, MD-2012, 11 Veronica Micle Street, Chișinău municipality, Republic of Moldova.