Cookie policy
Last updated: 8 July 2026
This page explains which cookies and tracking tools prismawind.com uses, what they do and how you can manage them. It is part of our privacy policy, which covers more broadly how we handle your data.
What cookies are
Cookies are small files a site saves on your device when you visit. They make pages work, remember your choices and, for analytics and marketing ones, help understand how the site is used and show you relevant ads. Alongside cookies we use similar technologies, such as the pixels and identifiers set by the tools below: when we say cookies, we mean these too.
Necessary technical cookies
These are essential to run the site: they remember your choice on the cookie banner, manage the session and security, and store preferences such as language or light/dark theme. They need no consent because the site would not work without them. They last for the session or up to a few months.
Analytics and marketing tools
Some of these tools collect anonymous, aggregated data from the start, which does not identify you. The functions that store cookies on your device, recognise you or serve advertising start only after you give consent through the banner. In that case the providers process the data as independent controllers or as processors, depending on the service.
| Tool | Provider | Purpose | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Google Analytics 4 | Google Ireland Ltd. | Usage statistics: pages viewed, where visits come from, aggregated behaviour. | Up to 2 years |
| Meta Pixel | Meta Platforms Ireland Ltd. | Conversion measurement and targeted advertising across Meta’s platforms and advertising network, such as Facebook and Instagram. | Up to 3 months |
| Microsoft Clarity | Microsoft Corporation | Experience analytics: heatmaps and anonymous session replays to see what to improve. | Up to 1 year |
| LinkedIn Insight Tag | LinkedIn Ireland Unlimited Company | Conversion measurement and remarketing for LinkedIn campaigns. | Up to 1 year |
Durations are the maximums declared by the providers and may vary. For details on how each one processes data, see the notices from Google, Meta, Microsoft and LinkedIn.
Managing your consent
Ours is an opt-in model, not opt-out: cookies that aren’t strictly necessary stay switched off until you give explicit consent, rather than being active by default with only the option to turn them off afterwards. This is the approach the GDPR requires for analytics, marketing and profiling cookies.
On your first visit the cookie banner asks you to choose: you can accept everything, reject everything or pick only the categories you want. Until you choose, only anonymous measurement that does not identify you stays active; the cookies and the analytics and marketing functions that recognise you do not start. You can change your mind at any time and withdraw or update your choices by reopening the cookie preferences from the link in the site footer.
Managing cookies from your browser
You can also block or delete cookies from your browser settings (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge and others have a dedicated privacy section). Keep in mind that turning off technical cookies may stop parts of the site from working as expected.
Changes to this cookie policy
We may update this page when the tools we use or the rules change. The date at the top shows the last revision. For questions write to us at [email protected].