LEGAL
Cookie Policy
This Cookie Policy explains how Ecolence uses cookies and similar technologies when you visit or interact with the Ecolence website and platform. It also explains the choices available to you regarding these technologies.
Last Updated: August 18, 2026
About This Cookie Policy
Ecolence uses cookies and similar technologies to operate and secure the Ecolence website and platform, remember user preferences, understand how visitors interact with our services, improve the user experience, and, where applicable, support communications and marketing activities.
This Cookie Policy should be read together with our Privacy Policy, which provides additional information about how Ecolence collects, uses, shares, and protects personal information.
What Are Cookies?
Cookies are small text files or similar pieces of information that may be stored on your computer, smartphone, tablet, or other device when you visit a website.
Cookies can allow a website to recognize a device, remember preferences, maintain sessions, understand how visitors use the website, and provide certain functionality.
Some cookies operate only during a browsing session and are deleted when the browser is closed, while others may remain on a device for a specified period or until they are deleted.
Similar Technologies
In addition to cookies, Ecolence and its service providers may use similar technologies, such as pixels, tags, local storage, software development kits, and other technologies that perform functions similar to cookies.
References to “cookies” in this policy generally include these similar technologies where applicable.
Types of Cookies We May Use
Strictly Necessary Cookies
These cookies are necessary for the operation, security, and basic functionality of the Ecolence platform. They may support functions such as page navigation, account authentication, security, fraud prevention, session management, and remembering privacy preferences.
Because these cookies are necessary for the website or services requested by a user to function, they generally cannot be disabled through Ecolence’s cookie preference controls.
Examples of purposes: Security • Login • Session management • Cookie preferences
Functional Cookies
Functional cookies allow Ecolence to remember choices or preferences and provide enhanced website functionality.
These cookies may, for example, remember certain user preferences, interface settings, saved selections, or other choices intended to improve the user’s experience.
Examples of purposes: Preferences • Personalization • Enhanced functionality
Analytics and Performance Cookies
Analytics and performance cookies help Ecolence understand how visitors use the website and platform. Information collected through these technologies may help us understand which pages are visited, how visitors navigate the platform, how features perform, and where the user experience can be improved.
Ecolence may use third-party analytics providers to assist with these activities.
Examples of purposes: Website traffic • Page performance • User interaction • Platform improvement
Advertising and Marketing Cookies
Where used, advertising and marketing cookies may help Ecolence measure the effectiveness of marketing campaigns, understand how users arrive at the platform, or provide communications and advertising that may be more relevant to users.
These technologies may be provided by Ecolence or by third-party advertising, marketing, or social-media providers.
Where required by applicable law, Ecolence will seek appropriate consent before using non-essential advertising or marketing cookies.
Examples of purposes: Campaign measurement • Marketing attribution • Advertising • Audience insights
First-Party and Third-Party Cookies
Some cookies may be placed directly by Ecolence (“first-party cookies”), while others may be placed or accessed by third-party service providers whose technologies are incorporated into the Ecolence platform (“third-party cookies”).
Third-party providers may process information in accordance with their own privacy and cookie policies. Ecolence encourages users to review the privacy information provided by relevant third parties where appropriate.
Services We May Use
Ecolence may use third-party technology and service providers to support website hosting, analytics, communications, customer relationship management, security, authentication, marketing, and other platform functions.
Depending on the services active on the platform, these providers may use cookies or similar technologies in connection with their services.
Ecolence will periodically update this Cookie Policy and its cookie-management tools to reflect material changes in the technologies used on the platform.
Cookie Preferences and Consent
Where required by applicable law, Ecolence provides users with choices regarding non-essential cookies.
When visiting the Ecolence website, users may be presented with a cookie banner or preference center that allows them to accept, reject, or manage certain categories of cookies.
Strictly necessary cookies may remain active because they are required for essential website functionality. Other cookie categories may be controlled according to the choices made available through the cookie preference interface.
Changing Your Cookie Preferences
Users may change their cookie preferences through the Ecolence cookie preference center where available.
Users may also configure their web browsers to block, restrict, or delete cookies. Browser settings vary, and users should consult the instructions provided by their browser provider for information about managing cookies.
Disabling certain cookies may affect the availability or functionality of some parts of the Ecolence website or platform.
Do Not Track and Other Privacy Signals
Some browsers and devices provide privacy signals or preferences intended to communicate a user’s choices regarding certain forms of online tracking or data processing.
Ecolence will evaluate and respond to legally recognized browser-based privacy signals as required by applicable law and as supported by the technologies used on the platform.
Because technical standards and legal requirements in this area continue to evolve, Ecolence may update its practices and this Cookie Policy periodically.
How Long Are Cookies Stored?
Cookie Duration
he length of time a cookie remains on a device depends on the purpose and type of cookie.
Session cookies generally expire when a browser session ends. Persistent cookies may remain for a specified period or until deleted by the user.
Retention periods for third-party cookies may be determined by the applicable third-party provider.
Personal Information and Cookies
Cookies and Personal Information
Information collected through cookies and similar technologies may, in certain circumstances, constitute or be associated with personal information.
Ecolence’s collection, use, disclosure, retention, and protection of personal information is described more fully in our Privacy Policy.
International Visitors
International Visitors
Privacy and cookie requirements vary by jurisdiction. Ecolence may provide different consent choices, notices, or controls depending on a user’s location and applicable law.
Users accessing Ecolence from outside the United States may have additional rights regarding cookies and similar technologies under the laws applicable to them.
Updates to This Cookie Policy
Ecolence may update this Cookie Policy periodically to reflect changes in technology, legal requirements, business practices, or the services used on the platform.
When material changes are made, the “Last Updated” date at the top of this page will be revised. Where required by law, Ecolence may provide additional notice or request renewed consent.
Contact Us
If you have questions about this Cookie Policy or Ecolence’s use of cookies and similar technologies, please contact us through the Ecolence Contact page.