Cookies policy

Cookies are small text files a website stores on your device. They let a site work, remember a preference, and — where you allow it — let optional measurement tags run.

A cookie is not a program. It cannot run on its own and it cannot carry a virus.

On enveon.com we use cookies to:

• make the site work, which includes remembering the cookie choice you have made
• with your consent, collect statistics about how the site is used, through Google Tag Manager and the tags loaded by it

Nothing beyond the strictly necessary loads before you answer the banner. Google Consent Mode v2 defaults are set in the page head before any tag loads, so the window between your arrival and your answer is not measured.

Third-party tags load only on the production site. On our staging site they never load at all.

The analytics cookies appear only after you allow the analytics category. If you reject it, they are never set, and any that already exist are cleared when you change your choice.

Our consent banner is vanilla-cookieconsent, served from our own domain. It loads nothing from anyone else's.

Where you consent to the analytics category, Google Ireland Limited sets the cookies listed above and processes the data under its own policy. Google Tag Manager decides which tags fire and when, within the configuration we have set and the consent you have given.

• Our banner. Open cookie settings from the link in the footer, at any time, and change or withdraw your consent.
• Your browser. Every major browser lets you block or delete cookies. Blocking all of them will stop parts of this site from working.

Clearing your site data removes the record of your choice, and the banner will ask again on your next visit.

How we handle the personal data behind all of this, and the rights you have over it, is in the privacy policy.

Questions about cookies: [email protected]