1. What a cookie is #
A cookie is a small file stored on your device when you visit a site. It allows you to be recognised from one page to the next, remembers a choice or, in other contexts, measures an audience or tracks browsing.
Setting non-essential trackers requires your prior consent (article 82 of the French Data Protection Act). Trackers strictly necessary to deliver the service are exempt.
2. Strictly necessary cookies #
These are the only trackers set today. They serve neither advertising nor profiling, and are shared with no one.
| Name | Set by | Purpose | Lifetime | Category |
|---|---|---|---|---|
vaultify_session |
Vaultify | Keeping the session: chosen language, signed-in state of the workspace | 2 hours of inactivity | Strictly necessary |
XSRF-TOKEN |
Vaultify | Protection against cross-site request forgery (CSRF) | 2 hours | Strictly necessary |
axeptio_* |
Axeptio | Remembering your cookie choices | 6 months | Strictly necessary (storing consent) |
3. Analytics #
No analytics tool is installed on this site today. We therefore know neither how many people visit it nor where they come from.
Should one be added, it would fire only after your consent, this table would be completed, and the lifetime of the corresponding trackers would not exceed thirteen months, in line with the French supervisory authority's guidance.
4. Third-party resources #
Some resources are loaded from third-party domains. They set no cookie, but they do involve a request to an external server, which receives your IP address in the process.
- Bunny Fonts (
fonts.bunny.net): the site's web fonts. Hosted in the European Union and designed to set no cookie and not track visitors. - Axeptio (
static.axept.io): the consent banner script, loaded asynchronously.
In the embedded app available from the Shopify admin, the App Bridge library is loaded from Shopify's domain, which applies its own cookie policy.
5. Collecting consent #
Collecting and storing your choices is handled by Axeptio (a French company). Your preferences are kept for six months; after that, you are asked again.
Refusing is as easy as accepting: the banner offers both actions at the same level, and refusing changes nothing about your access to the site or its features.
6. Changing your preferences #
You can revisit your choices at any time:
The preferences panel is not active on this page: no consent-bound tracker is currently set.
The same button appears at the bottom of every page, among the legal links.
7. Browser settings #
You can also configure your browser to refuse or delete cookies. Blocking strictly necessary cookies will however prevent you from signing in to the workspace. The steps vary by browser: see its help section, under "Privacy" or "Cookies".
For any question about this policy, write to . How we process your data is set out in the privacy policy.