Cookie notice

This notice covers cookies and comparable technologies such as local storage and session storage on advofleet.com. Section 25 TDDDG applies to storing or accessing information on your device. Strictly necessary operations may take place without consent under section 25(2)(2) TDDDG; optional analytics and marketing technologies are activated only after consent under section 25(1) TDDDG and Article 6(1)(a) GDPR.

cookie-consent (local storage) Provider: Advofleet Purpose: Stores your choice, timestamp and consent-policy version. Duration: no more than 12 months; a new policy version asks you to choose again.

af_consent (cookie) Provider: Advofleet Purpose: Mirrors the consent decision so the cookie notice can be shown or hidden correctly on first paint. Duration: no more than 12 months.

NEXT_LOCALE (cookie) Provider: Advofleet Purpose: Remembers the language you explicitly selected. Duration: no more than 12 months.

advofleet-contact-submission (session storage) Provider: Advofleet Purpose: Random submission ID used to prevent duplicate form submissions. Duration: until the browser session ends.

These technologies do not themselves send data to advertising networks. Browsers and hosting infrastructure independently process the technically necessary connection data described in the privacy policy.

Provider: Google Ireland Limited, Gordon House, Barrow Street, Dublin 4, Ireland. Google Tag Manager manages approved tags and, according to Google, does not itself set analytics cookies. After analytics consent, Google Analytics may set the following first-party cookies:

_ga Purpose: Distinguishes statistical users. Typical maximum duration: 2 years.

_ga_<container ID> Purpose: Stores session state for a Google Analytics property. Typical maximum duration: 2 years.

_gid Purpose: Distinguishes statistical users where used by the configuration. Typical maximum duration: 24 hours.

_gat or _dc_gtm_<property ID> Purpose: Limits request rate where used by the configuration. Typical maximum duration: 1 minute.

After analytics consent, the site also counts Insights views in aggregate through Supabase. This sets no additional cookie, and no individual user identifier is stored in the article table.

The marketing category can be enabled only together with analytics. It permits Google Signals and advertising-personalisation signals in Google Analytics. Depending on your Google account settings, Google may associate data with a signed-in Google account for cross-device reports and campaign measurement. The published Google Tag Manager container for advofleet.com currently contains no separate Google Ads conversion tags. We will update this notice and the consent version before adding further marketing tags.

Optional categories are off by default. “Reject all” and “Accept all” are equally available; “Manage choices” lets you control analytics and marketing separately.

Use “Manage consent” in the footer to view or change your stored choice at any time. Withdrawal applies for the future. When you switch a category off, the website removes accessible first-party Google cookies; this does not retroactively erase data already transmitted. You can also delete all cookies and local website data through your browser.

The privacy policy contains further details about processing purposes, recipients, international transfers and your data protection rights. Google provides information at https://policies.google.com/privacy and https://business.safety.google/privacy/.