Cookie Policy — Traxware Print
Effective date: 3 September 2026
This Policy explains the use of cookies and similar browser-storage technologies on traxware-print.com.
1. Phase-one privacy approach
Traxware Print should launch with a privacy-minimal setup:
- no advertising pixels;
- no behavioural advertising;
- no third-party marketing cookies;
- no non-essential analytics cookies.
Where only strictly necessary or user-requested functional storage is used, such storage is used to provide or secure the service rather than to track users for marketing.
2. What is a cookie?
A cookie is a small item of data stored by a website in the browser. Similar technologies can include local storage or other mechanisms that store or access information on a device.
3. Expected first-party storage
The final production implementation should document the actual names used. A recommended implementation is:
| Name | Purpose | Type | Suggested duration |
|---|---|---|---|
trax_lang | Remembers the language explicitly selected by the user | Functional / user-requested | 12 months |
trax_csrf or equivalent | Protects the inquiry form against cross-site request forgery | Strictly necessary security | Session |
trax_cookie_prefs | Stores the user's cookie choice only if optional cookies are introduced | Strictly necessary to remember consent choice | 6–12 months |
Names may differ in the final application. This Policy must be updated to match production.
4. Analytics
The recommended phase-one site does not use non-essential analytics cookies.
If analytics are later introduced and require consent, they must not load before valid consent is given. Users must be able to refuse and later withdraw consent as easily as they can accept it.
The Cookie Policy and Privacy Policy must then be updated with the provider, cookie names, purposes and retention periods.
5. Third-party content
Avoid third-party embeds that set cookies automatically. If maps, video players, chat tools or social widgets are later embedded, they must be reviewed before deployment and, where required, blocked until the user consents.
6. Managing cookies
Users can remove or block cookies using browser settings. Blocking strictly necessary security storage may prevent the inquiry form or other requested features from working correctly.
If optional cookies are introduced, the website will provide a cookie-settings control for changing consent.
7. Contact
Questions about cookies or privacy can be sent to:
Traxware s.r.o.
vjakes@traxware.co.uk
Járy Cimrmana 178, 251 63 Kunice – Vidovice, Czech Republic