Cookies Policy

Cookies, explained without noise.

This Cookies Policy describes how solvevio.com may use cookies and similar technologies. It’s structured so users can quickly understand categories and controls.

Cookie categories Controls & opt-outs Third-party embeds Practical examples

Summary

What cookies are and why websites use them

A cookie is a small text file stored by your browser to help a site function or remember preferences.

Essential cookies

Needed for core site functions and security.

Security and fraud prevention
Basic session stability
Load balancing (if used)

Analytics cookies

Help understand usage patterns and improve content.

Page views and navigation paths
Performance and error insights
Aggregated reporting

Preference cookies

Remember settings (language, region, UI choices) if enabled.

UI preferences
Saved choices (if implemented)
Reduced repetitive prompts

Cookie categories we may use

Only enable categories you actually use; keep the policy aligned to reality.

A) Essential

These are required for the website to operate properly.

Security: prevent abuse and protect forms
Stability: maintain consistent site behavior
Infrastructure: load balancing where applicable

Note: Essential cookies are usually not optional because the site cannot run without them.

B) Analytics (if enabled)

Used to understand which content helps users and where improvements are needed.

Aggregated usage statistics
Basic performance indicators
Content effectiveness signals

Best practice: Avoid collecting unnecessary identifiers. Prefer aggregated metrics.

C) Preferences (if enabled)

Remember user choices to reduce repetition.

Language or region selection
UI state (expanded menus, etc.)
Consent preferences (if implemented)

D) Marketing/ads

If you do not run ads, you can state “not used.”

Status: Not used by default
If added later, this policy must be updated
Include clear opt-out controls if applicable

Template note: Remove this section if you are sure you will never use marketing cookies.

Controls

How to control cookies

You can control cookies through your browser settings and third-party opt-out mechanisms.

Browser settings

Most browsers allow you to block or delete cookies.

Block all cookies or only third-party cookies
Delete cookies for a specific site
Use private/incognito mode for a clean session
Manage stored site data in browser preferences

Third-party embeds

Some pages may include embedded content, such as Google Maps. These services may set their own cookies or collect usage data.

Maps: used to show location and navigation context
External links: may lead to sites with different policies
Control: review third-party privacy settings where available

For more details on how we handle personal information, see the Privacy Policy.

Do Not Track

Some browsers send a DNT signal. Site behavior may vary depending on tools used.

Changes

We may update this policy when we add or change services/tools.

Contact

Questions? Use the Contact page for cookie/privacy requests.

Pros & Cons

Cookie use snapshot

Clarity and control, with honest notes about third-party embeds.

Pros

Essential-first
Core site operation remains the priority.
User control
Browser settings allow you to manage stored cookies.
Transparency
Clear categories and optional analytics framing.

Cons

Third-party behavior
Embeds may collect data under their own policies.

Effective date & updates

Effective date: (Add date)
If we make material changes, we’ll update this page and revise the effective date.