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Cookie Policy
Last updated: 8 September 2026
This site installs no cookies until you accept them. If you decline the notice, or simply don't answer, nothing is stored on your device and no measurement script is downloaded — and you lose no functionality. You can accept analytics and ad measurement separately. We show no ads on this site, we don't profile you for personalised advertising, and we don't sell your data.
The website www.ermine.es is operated by Ermine Solutions, S.L. ("ermine"), Spanish tax ID (CIF) B22783237, registered at C/ Julio López 6 – 28002 Madrid, Spain, email hola@ermine.es.
Below is the detail: what we measure without cookies and anonymously, what is stored only if you accept, how long it lasts, who processes it, and how to change your mind at any time.
What a cookie is
A cookie is a small text file a website stores in your browser so it can recognise it on later visits. Cookies are used to remember preferences, keep sessions open, measure audiences or build advertising profiles.
Spanish law — Article 22.2 of Act 34/2002 (LSSI), which implements the EU ePrivacy Directive — does not refer only to cookies, but to any data storage and retrieval device on the user's equipment. That includes technologies such as localStorage. What follows is therefore not limited to cookies.
Cookies this site uses
If you don't accept the notice: none. Verified on 7 September 2026 — the server sends no Set-Cookie header, no request is made to our analytics provider, and its script is not even downloaded. It isn't loaded-but-idle: it isn't there.
If you accept, these cookies are stored:
Regardless of what you decide, we also store your own choice in your browser's local storage, under the name ermine_consent_v1. That is strictly what is needed to avoid asking again on every page and to honour your decision. It identifies nobody and is never sent to us.
What you will never find:
- Advertising cookies or tracking pixels from any network. We do no personalised advertising and no commercial profiling.
- Third-party social cookies: links to our profiles are ordinary links, not embedded widgets.
- Third-party social cookies or embedded widgets: links to our profiles are ordinary links.
What we measure without cookies, whether you accept or not
We use Cloudflare Web Analytics, an audience measurement tool that works differently from the usual ones: it sets no cookies, neither stores nor reads information held on your device, and does not build a digital fingerprint to recognise you across visits.
What we get is aggregate data: how many visits each page receives, which country they come from, what kind of device and browser, which site they came from, and how long the page takes to load. We cannot tell who you are, follow you from one visit to the next, or combine that data with anything else.
So the pages can send that measurement, they load a file hosted at static.cloudflareinsights.com, a Cloudflare domain.
Why we don't ask your permission for this: Article 22.2 LSSI requires consent when a site stores information on your equipment or accesses information already stored there. This measurement does neither, so that requirement does not apply to it. The processing of technical connection data, such as your IP address, is explained in our Privacy Policy.
What we measure only if you accept
To learn which content is useful and where people get stuck, we use PostHog in its European edition, with data hosted in Frankfurt, Germany. PostHog acts as a data processor on our behalf.
Here is what it does, and what it deliberately does not:
- It records page views and clicks, and at what point the form gets abandoned. That is what tells us where to fix the site.
- It records the session — mouse movement and scrolling — with every form field masked. What you type is not recorded: if you fill in your email, it appears hidden in the recording.
- We don't know who you are. We never send your name or email, and we don't link this measurement to your contact record: to this tool you are an anonymous visit. If you write to us through the form, that data lives elsewhere and is explained in our Privacy Policy.
- No advertising and no commercial profiling.
- If your browser sends the Do Not Track signal, we honour it even if you accepted.
None of this starts before you accept, and switching it off is as easy as switching it on — see the next section.
Measuring our ads
When we spend on advertising — Google, for instance — we need to know which ads bring genuinely interested people and which don't, so we stop paying for the latter. For that we use Google Tag Manager and Google Analytics, which load only if you accept.
What we do and what we don't:
- We record that a visit arrived from a specific ad and whether it ended up requesting a demo. That is what tells us whether the campaign is worth it.
- We show no ads on this site. There are no ad slots and no ad networks.
- We don't profile you for personalised advertising. Even if you accept this category, we keep disabled the signal that would let Google use your data to personalise ads or build remarketing audiences: we don't do it, so we don't consent to it on your behalf.
- We neither sell nor share your data with any ad network.
Who processes it, and where. Google acts as a data processor under its Data Processing Terms. Unlike our product analytics tool, Google Analytics does not let you choose the hosting region, so this data may be processed on servers outside the European Economic Area, including the United States. The safeguards applying to that transfer are described in our Privacy Policy.
If that feels like too much, decline this category and accept analytics only: they are independent, and the site works the same.
How to accept, decline or change your mind
The first time you visit you will see a notice with two equally accessible buttons: accept or decline. They sit at the same level, at the same size and the same distance — declining is neither hidden nor more clicks away.
And with «Settings» you choose category by category: you can accept analytics and decline ad measurement, or the other way round. Whatever you don't tick is not switched on.
If you don't answer, nothing is switched on: silence is not taken as a yes.
You can change your mind at any time from the «Cookie preferences» link in the footer of every page. Withdrawing consent stops the measurement and deletes any identifier that had been stored.
What is stored in your browser
Today, nothing that depends on you. Your browser may store technical files from the site on its own (cached images, stylesheets or fonts) so the next visit loads faster. That identifies nobody, is never sent to us, and is managed by your browser, not by us.
Our hosting provider
The site is served through Cloudflare, acting as hosting provider and content delivery network. To deliver the pages, its infrastructure processes technical connection data such as your IP address. In the current configuration it installs no cookies in your browser.
How our providers process personal data, including the safeguards applying to international transfers, is described in our Privacy Policy.
If you write to us through the form
The demo request form uses no cookies, but it does send the details you enter (name, email and company) so we can reply. Who receives them, what they are used for, how long they are kept and how to exercise your rights are explained in our Privacy Policy, not here.
Controlling storage from your browser
Regardless of the above, you can review and delete what websites store on your device at any time, and block it in advance. Each browser explains how in its own help pages:
Blocking storage does not prevent you from browsing this site.
Changes to this policy
We will update this page whenever what the site stores in your browser changes, and the date at the top will always reflect the latest revision.
Recent history, for transparency: until 1 September 2026 this page described analytics and advertising cookies the site never actually used, inherited from an earlier version of the website; it was corrected to the real state. On 7 September it was updated as consent-based product analytics was introduced. On 8 September, as ad measurement was added along with the ability to accept each category separately.
Contact
If you have any questions about this policy, write to us at hola@ermine.es.