ALEA IBERIA S.L. | VERSION 1.0
Last updated: 30 October 2026
This Policy explains how alea.com uses cookies, tags, pixels, local storage and similar technologies (“technologies”). It should be read together with Alea’s Website Privacy Notice. The detailed, current register of optional technologies used on the website should be available through the control.
1 What these technologies do
Cookies are small files stored on a device. Tags, pixels, local storage and similar technologies can store, read or transmit information about a browser, device, visit or interaction. Some technologies are necessary to transmit communications, provide a feature requested by the visitor, protect the website or remember privacy choices. Others are used for preferences, audience measurement, campaign attribution or advertising.
2 How consent works
- 1. Strictly necessary technologies may operate without consent only where the applicable legal exemption genuinely applies.
- 2. Analytics, personalisation and advertising technologies that are not exempt remain disabled until the visitor gives the relevant specific, informed and affirmative consent.
- 3. The first layer of the consent interface should offer Accept all and Reject all with equivalent prominence and ease, together with access to granular settings.
- 4. Optional categories are not pre-selected. Closing the banner, scrolling or continuing to browse does not amount to consent.
- 5. Visitors can withdraw or change consent as easily as they gave it by using the persistent control.
- 6. Alea records consent choices in a proportionate way, including the choice, timestamp and relevant banner/policy configuration, so that the consent decision can be demonstrated.
3 Categories
- Category
- Strictly necessary
- Purpose
- Security, network delivery, consent storage and functionality expressly requested by the visitor. No analytics or advertising purpose.
- Default
- Active only where the legal exemption applies.
- Category
- Preferences
- Purpose
- Remember optional language, display or functionality choices.
- Default
- Off until consent unless the function is strictly necessary for a service expressly requested by the visitor.
- Category
- Analytics
- Purpose
- Measure traffic and interactions, diagnose performance and improve content.
- Default
- Off until analytics consent.
- Category
- Advertising
- Purpose
- Measure campaigns, attribute conversions, create or suppress audiences and support advertising or retargeting.
- Default
- Off until advertising consent.
| Category | Purpose | Default |
|---|---|---|
| Strictly necessary | Security, network delivery, consent storage and functionality expressly requested by the visitor. No analytics or advertising purpose. | Active only where the legal exemption applies. |
| Preferences | Remember optional language, display or functionality choices. | Off until consent unless the function is strictly necessary for a service expressly requested by the visitor. |
| Analytics | Measure traffic and interactions, diagnose performance and improve content. | Off until analytics consent. |
| Advertising | Measure campaigns, attribute conversions, create or suppress audiences and support advertising or retargeting. | Off until advertising consent. |
4 Current technology register
The technologies currently enabled on alea.com, including their provider, purpose, category, storage duration and relevant domain, are shown in Cookie Settings. That live register forms part of this Policy and should be kept synchronised with the production website and tag-management configuration.
A tag manager is not, by itself, permission to activate optional tags. Any analytics or advertising tag delivered through a tag manager remains subject to the consent rule applicable to the underlying technology.
5 Google and LinkedIn technologies
Where Google Analytics, Google Ads, conversion tracking or similar Google services are enabled and shown in Cookie Settings, they are used only in accordance with the visitor’s applicable consent choice. The data involved may include device and browser information, IP address, page and event information, campaign identifiers, consent signals and conversion events, depending on the configured feature.
Where the LinkedIn Insight Tag, conversion tracking, website retargeting or related LinkedIn Marketing Solutions features are enabled and shown in Cookie Settings, they are treated as advertising technologies and remain disabled until the appropriate advertising consent is obtained where consent is required. The Insight Tag may process information about visits and interactions, including URL, referrer, IP address, browser/device characteristics, timestamps and conversion events, depending on the configuration. LinkedIn processes Customer Personal Data for relevant Marketing Solutions products as a controller under its applicable terms.
Submitting a LinkedIn Lead Gen Form occurs within LinkedIn’s service and is addressed in Alea’s Website Privacy Notice and the information shown on the relevant form. It is not treated as a cookie placed by alea.com merely because the campaign originated on LinkedIn.
6 Embedded forms and third-party content
Some pages may display forms or content provided by third parties. Where an embed requires non-essential access to information on the visitor’s device or loads optional tracking, it will be subject to the relevant consent choice. Personal data actively submitted through a form is handled as described in Alea’s Website Privacy Notice. A third-party form is not automatically “strictly necessary” merely because it appears on a contact page.
7 Managing your choices
You can use at any time to review or change your choices. Withdrawing consent stops future optional Processing associated with that consent and, where technically supported, removes optional first-party cookies set through the website. Browser settings may also delete or block cookies, but they may affect website functions. Platform or industry opt-outs supplement, and do not replace, Alea’s own consent interface.
8 International transfers
Some providers may process information outside the EEA. Where Alea is responsible for such a transfer, it relies on an applicable adequacy decision or appropriate safeguards such as the European Commission’s Standard Contractual Clauses, together with supplementary measures where required. Alea’s Website Privacy Notice provides further information about international transfers.
9 Contact and updates
Questions about this Policy or Alea’s use of cookies and similar technologies may be sent to info@alea.com. We may update this Policy when the website, technology stack or legal requirements change.