Cookie Policy

Last updated 20 September 2026

Intellerts B.V. uses cookies and similar technologies on intellert.com to operate the website and, with your permission, understand website use and measure marketing activity. Cookies are small files stored on your device. Similar technologies include tracking pixels and browser storage.

Your cookie choices

Choose “Accept”, “Deny” or “View preferences” in our cookie banner. Statistics and Marketing are optional and remain off until you choose them. Continuing to browse or closing the banner does not give consent.

Change or withdraw your consent at any time through “Manage consent”. Refusing optional cookies does not prevent you from browsing or contacting us, although some embedded features may remain inactive. Withdrawal stops the processing covered by that consent but does not affect earlier lawful processing.

Why we use cookies

Functional cookies help operate and secure the website and remember your choices. We use them without consent only where they are strictly necessary for communication or a service you request.

Statistics cookies help us understand visits and interactions and improve our website. Marketing cookies measure campaigns and support relevant advertising. These uses require your consent. Data can include visitor identifiers, device details, IP addresses and pages viewed. Visits may be linked to a contact record when you submit a form; identifiers are not necessarily anonymous.

Cookies from external providers

External services support forms, booking, security, analytics and embedded content. Optional tracking requires your consent, including when supplied by another provider. We tell you which providers are involved, what information they use and how long it is retained before asking for consent. New providers or purposes outside your existing consent require a new choice.

A first-party cookie is set on our domain but can still be used by an external provider. The table on the next page lists the first-party cookies identified on our website. The analytics and advertising cookies listed require consent.

First party cookies

Cookie duration and removal

The table shows how long cookies remain on your device. Session cookies normally expire when the browser session ends. Information already received by a provider may have a different retention period, explained in the information provided for that service.

You can also delete or block cookies in your browser. This may remove your saved choices or affect essential functions. Deleting cookies alone does not necessarily withdraw consent: use “Manage consent” for that. You may need to repeat your choice on another browser or device.