Cookie policy
Courtesy translation. The French version is the binding one.
This site stores what is strictly necessary to sign you in and keep you safe, and nothing else without your agreement. The trackers listed below load only after you accept: declining is as easy as accepting, and changes nothing about what you see.
What a cookie is, and what we mean by it
A cookie is a small file a site places in your browser. The rules reach wider than the word: they also cover local storage and anything read from or written to your device. This page therefore says “cookie” for all of it, and names the actual technique wherever it differs.
What we store today
Three things, all strictly necessary, and none of them asks for your consent — the law exempts whatever is indispensable to the service you asked for. The session cookie keeps you signed in from page to page; it expires after two hours of inactivity. The anti-forgery token protects forms against a submission triggered from another site; it lasts for the session. And if you open the chat bubble, a conversation identifier is written to your tab’s storage — not a cookie, and it never travels to a third-party server — so that refreshing the page does not make you start over; it disappears when the tab closes.
What we do not store without your agreement
Nothing listed in the next article is stored before you have accepted it: the script is not in the page, it is added after your click. Until you answer, or if you decline, your visit leaves only the three strictly necessary items described above. We sell no data and set no tracker that is absent from this list.
The trackers installed today
Each is named with its publisher, the purpose you consent to, and how long it stays on your device. The publisher receives the data its tracker collects and processes it under its own responsibility; its rules are published on its own site. This list is today’s: it is built from what is actually installed, not copied by hand.
Withdrawing or changing your choice
While no tracker is installed, there is no choice to withdraw. Afterwards, your decision is kept for six months and then asked again, and you may change it at any time from the “Cookies” link in the footer. Your browser also lets you block or erase what is stored, independently of us — at the cost, for necessary cookies, of no longer being able to sign in.
Getting in touch
A question about this page, or about what is stored during your visit: ceo@novaxisgroup.tech. The privacy policy describes every processing activity, and the DPA governs what we do with your own customers’ conversations.