Cookie statement
A cookie is a file that is stored on your computer, tablet, or phone when you visit a website. The website uses these cookies to retrieve your browser preferences and to show relevant content. ’LocalStorage’ is a comparable technique, but for the ease of use, we also share this technique under the name ‘cookies’.
On this page, you can find an overview of all cookies used on our website. The content on this website can change regularly due to changing regulations or an update of the website. We try our best to keep the site as up-to-date as possible. Please visit this website regularly to ensure you are always up to date and you can change your cookies preferences if you require.
We define the following types of cookies:
- Functional cookies
- Analytical cookies
- Marketing cookies
Functional cookies
These cookies are necessary for a website to perform in an orderly manner. Functional cookies use your browser preferences, for instance. Therefore you need to set your preferences, for your language or region, only once.
Analytical cookies
These cookies enable us ([NAME TBK]) to analyse how our visitors (users) interact with the website. This way, we can continuously improve the functionalities and content on the website. [NAME TBK] uses Google Analytics for this. To be fully GDPR compliant, we do not share any data with Google. Via our partner Contentleaders, we have a Data Processing Agreement with Google.
Marketing cookies
The marketing cookies are used to identify all users after they have interacted with the website. Examples of interaction are: filling out of contact form, downloading a brochure, or clicking on a link after receiving an email from [NAME TBK]. The data that we gather during this interaction is never shared with third parties.
| Cookie name | Purpose | Storage period |
| cookie_notice_accepted | Local Cookie, to determine if cookies can or can’t be stored. | 20 years / 1 months |
| fptctx2 | Used to prevent abuse in payment workflows for LinkedIn. | Session |
| Cookie name | Purpose | Storage period |
| _ga | Google Analytics cookie, to distinguish users. (read more | 2 years |
| _ga_ | Google Analytics cookie, to persist session state. (read more) | 2 years |
| _clck | Microsoft Clarity cookie. Persists the Clarity User ID and preferences, unique to that site, on the browser. This ensures that behaviour in subsequent visits to the same site will be attributed to the same user ID. (read more) | 1 year |
| _clsk | Microsoft Clarity cookie, to connect multiple page views by a user into a single Clarity session recording. (read more) | 1 day |
| CLID | Microsoft Clarity cookie, to identify the first-time Clarity see this user on any site using Clarity. (read more) | 1 year |
| VID | ID associated with a visitor to a LinkedIn microsite which is used to determine conversions for lead gen purposes | 1 year |
gtm_preview, gtm_auth, gtm_debug | This cookie collects analytical data about site usage. For more information: (read more) | End of session |
| Cookienaam | Doel | Bewaartermijn |
|---|---|---|
| _hjSessionUser{site_id} | Hotjar cookie, set when a user first lands on a page. (read more) | 1 jaar |
| _hjid | Hotjar cookie, is placed to identify the visitor and recognize if the visitor returns to the website. (read more) | 1 jaar |
| _hjSession{site_id} | Hotjar cookie, ensures subsequent requests in the session window are attributed to the same session. (read more) | 30 minutes |
| _hjSessionTooLarge | Hotjar cookie, to stop collecting data if a session becomes too large. (read more) | End of browser session |
| _hjAbsoluteSessionInProgress | Hotjar cookie, to detect the first pageview session of a user. (read more) | 30 minutes |
| prism_* | ActiveCampaign cookie, to gather visitor statistics. | 1 month |
| cmpXXXXXXX | ActiveCampaign cookie, to determine who is who and to analyse behaviour. | 30 days of in-activity |
| cl_visitor_email | Local cookie (localStorage) that is used by ActiveCampaign to know who is who after sending a filled out form on the website. | 1 year |
| bcookie | LinkedIn cookie, to store browser details. (read more) | 2 years |
| lang | LinkedIn cookie, to store a user’s language setting so that LinkedIn.com displays the language the user has selected in his/her settings. (read more) | End of browser session |
li_gc, li_mc | LinkedIn cookie, to store consent to use cookies for non-essential purposes. (read more) | 2 years |
| UserMatchHistory | LinkedIn cookie, to provide ad delivery or retargeting. (read more) | 1 month |
| AnalyticsSyncHistory | LinkedIn cookie, to store data about the time when a synchronization took place with the cookie lms_analytics for users in the designated countries. (read more) | 30 days |
| lidc | LinkedIn cookie, to store performed actions on the website. (read more) | 1 day |
| s_* | LinkedIn cookie, to store visitor behaviour. (read more) | 2 years |
| ANONCHK | Microsoft Clarity cookie, to indicate whether MUID is transferred to ANID, a cookie used for advertising. Clarity doesn’t use ANID and so this is always set to 0. (read more) | 1 day |
| lms_ads | LinkedIn cookie, Used to identify LinkedIn members outside LinkedIn for advertising in the designated countries.(read more) | 30 days |
| liap | LinkedIn cookie, Used by non-www domains to indicate a member’s login status.(read more) | 1 year |
| sdsc | Signed data service context cookie used for database routing to ensure consistency across all databases when a change is made. Used to ensure that user-inputted content is immediately available to the submitting user upon submission. | Session |
| SID | Used to determine what a visitor is doing before they convert on a LinkedIn microsite. | Session |
AMCVS_* | Indicates the start of a session for Adobe Experience Cloud. | Session |
| AMCV_* | Unique Identifier for Adobe Experience Cloud. | 180 days |
| _guid | LinkedIn cookie, Used to identify a LinkedIn member for advertising through Google Ads. | 90 days |
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Control and rejection of cookies
Users have the right to decide whether to accept or reject cookies. Users can apply their cookie preferences by clicking on the appropriate opt-out links provided in the cookie table below.
Users can set or alter the web browser controls to accept or refuse cookies. When rejecting cookies, users may still use our websites, app or platform, though their access to some functionalities and areas may be restricted. How users can refuse cookies through their web browser controls, may vary from browser-to-browser. Please visit your browser’s help menu for more information or check the cookie table below.
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