Cookie policy

A strictly necessary cookie stores your choice for 180 days so that we do not ask again on every visit.

We send a PageView event and, only after our server accepts a form, a Lead event identifying the source as “contact” to Meta Platforms Ireland Limited. This lets us measure whether a campaign leads to a visit or confirmed request and create advertising audiences. No form content, name, email address or phone number is sent.

Meta may place the _fbp cookie and, where an advertising click identifier is present, _fbc. Meta states a 90-day lifetime for these cookies.

You can reject everything without losing access to the site. Accept and reject are equally visible.

You can withdraw consent through “Manage cookies” in the footer. We then stop our own Meta events, send the withdrawal to Meta and remove accessible Meta cookies. Provider code that has already loaded remains in the document until the next full page load.

Meta Platforms Ireland Limited processes event data and may transfer it within the Meta group, including to the United States, under the safeguards described in its privacy policy.

Under the Meta Business Tools Terms, event data may be kept for up to two years. Audiences created from that data may remain until deleted.

Session recordings capture public website texts. All forms, inputs, and personal question areas are blocked before transmission. Console and network contents are not recorded. Browser identifiers for recognition and contact linkage expire after a maximum of 90 days in the browser without extension.

Only after a server-accepted contact request and voluntary separate consent, LDS generates a pseudonymous PostHog ID from your email using a secret key, linking your visitor journey. The accepted request does not confirm the email owner. Your email and personal form contents remain in the internal LDS process. PostHog does not receive this personal data. Contacting triggers no advertising or newsletters.

Revoking consent immediately stops future recordings and contact associations; past data is not automatically deleted retroactively. Under LDS's Pay-as-you-go plan, the event query window is seven years. This is not a guaranteed automatic deletion period and cannot be shortened. Session recordings are kept 30 days. Browser identifiers expire after maximum 90 days without extension, which is not a provider deadline.

This measurement requires your separate analytics consent, which sets a first-party cookie for 180 days. It uses a random browser tab-session identifier that resets after 30 minutes of inactivity or 24 hours.

You can withdraw your consent and remove the identifier at any time by clicking 'Manage Cookies' in the website footer.