Cookie policy

Last updated: 2 November 2026

This page describes exactly what the Cauris Management site places on your device and which outside services it calls. It was written from a technical survey of the site, not from a template.

You will find the named list of cookies, their lifetimes, what depends on your agreement, and how to revisit your decision at any time.

What is a cookie?

A cookie is a small text file that a website places on your device while you browse it. It lets the site remember something from one page to the next: the language you chose, for instance, or the fact that you have already answered a question.

Some cookies are needed for the site to work. Others measure audience or display an outside service. The latter are only set once you agree.

What this site sets on its own

Two cookies, and only two. They are set by the site itself, they track nobody, and they are passed to nobody.

• pll_language: remembers the language you are reading the site in. Without it, every page would switch back to French. Lifetime: one year.
• cauris_consentement: keeps your answer on this page, so you are not asked again at every visit. It holds nothing but your choice, in the form “1:0:0”. Lifetime: six months.

No other cookie is set during an ordinary visit. The site opens no account, displays no comment form and runs no advertising targeting.

What only goes out once you agree

Two outside services may be called. Until you have agreed, they are not loaded at all: no request goes out, and no data reaches them.

• Audience measurement, through Google Tag Manager (container GTM-NHCPXGV4) and the tools it triggers. It tells us which pages are read and by which routes. If you accept, Google may set its own cookies. Refusing changes nothing in what you see.
• The maps of our offices, on the Contact page, provided by Google Maps. If you refuse them, the map does not load: the full address and the directions link stay visible right below it.

The typefaces

The site’s typefaces are served by the site itself. They call no outside service and pass nothing to anyone.

They came from Google Fonts until 2 November 2026: every page then passed your IP address to Google, before any question. That transfer has been removed.

Your choice, and how to change it

On your first visit, a banner asks for your choice. You may accept everything, refuse everything, or decide service by service. Refusing takes exactly the same gesture as accepting: one click, on a button of the same size, in the same place.

To revisit your decision at any time, use the Manage my cookies link at the bottom of every page. The banner reopens on the detail of your choices.

If you refuse everything, the site works normally. Only the map on the Contact page and the audience measurement are switched off.

How long your choice is kept

Six months. After that, you are asked again. If you clear your browser’s browsing data, your choice disappears and the banner comes back on your next visit.

Setting cookies from your browser

Independently of this site, your browser lets you block or erase cookies. The setting sits in its preferences, under privacy or browsing data.

Be aware that blocking every cookie stops the site from remembering your language and your choice on this page, which you will then be asked for at every visit.

Write to us

For any question about this page or about how your data is handled, write to us from the Contact page. The privacy policy sets out the data we collect and your rights.

Changes to this page

This page will be updated whenever the services called by the site change. The date of the latest update appears at the top. Should a new service set cookies, you would be asked for your choice again.