Cookie policy
Version 10 June 2025
Cosymize Group B.V. uses cookies and similar techniques on this website to make it work as intended, to improve the experience and to carry out anonymised analysis. Below you will find what cookies are, which ones we use, why, and how to manage them.
1. What cookies are
Cookies are small text files that a website places on your device when you visit it. They hold information that lets the site work, remember your preferences and keep usage statistics.
2. Which kinds we use
Necessary cookies are needed for the site to work: navigation, secure access and remembering your choice in the cookie banner. They collect no personal information and therefore require no consent.
Analytical cookies record, anonymised, how the site is used, which pages are visited and for how long, so we can improve it. Example: Google Analytics cookies in anonymised configuration.
Functional cookies remember your preferences, such as your language choice or login details, so you do not have to enter them every time.
Marketing cookies tailor advertising to your interests, including on other websites. We do not place any at the moment, and once that changes it will only happen with your explicit consent.
3. How your choice works
On your first visit you get a banner with three options: accept everything, reject everything, or choose per category yourself. Rejecting takes exactly as many clicks as accepting, and nothing is ticked in advance. If you choose nothing and dismiss it, everything stays off; the question returns on a later visit.
Before that choice, nothing is loaded. No Google Analytics, no advertising script, not a single cookie other than the one holding the choice itself. That is not a promise but how it is built: the measurement script is only added to the page at the moment consent exists.
What we do separately: remember three things in your own browser's storage. Whether you chose light or dark, a Growth Scan you interrupted halfway, and the outcome of the calculator or the Growth Scan so it appears on the request form. That stays on your device and is never sent anywhere. The last of the three travels only when you submit a form yourself, it is written out for you there, and there is a button beside it to leave it out. You clear all of it by clearing your browser data.
Your choice lasts six months. After that we ask again, and we also ask again straight away if this policy changes: consent to something other than what you said yes to is not consent. At the bottom of this page you can see which services are actually switched on right now.
4. Overview
The last three rows are only set if you give permission for them and the service concerned is connected. The bottom of this page shows which of the two that is right now.
5. Managing your choice
“Cookie preferences” sits at the bottom of every page. It opens the same window you saw on your first visit, where you adjust your choice or withdraw it entirely. Withdrawal takes effect immediately: measurement stops at that moment.
You can also block or delete cookies in your browser. If you switch off the necessary cookies, parts of the site will no longer work as intended. How to do that differs per browser; see your browser's help function.
6. Sharing data
Once analytical or marketing cookies are in place, they may share data with third parties such as Google. Those parties are bound to confidentiality and may only use the data for the agreed purpose. Today this site shares nothing with third parties.
Sharing anonymised data requires no consent. Where data is not anonymised, we ask for that consent explicitly.
7. Changes
We may amend this cookie policy. The current version is always on this page, with the date above it.
8. Contact
Questions about this cookie policy? Email hallo@cosymize.com or call 085 200 9293. If you want to know what we recorded about your visit, the privacy statement explains which rights you have and how to exercise them.
Current state on this site
- StatisticsGoogle Analytics 4
- Not connected
- MarketingGoogle Ads
- Not connected
These lines are derived from the site’s own settings at every build, not maintained by hand. Where it says “not connected”, nothing is loaded and not a single cookie from that service is set, even if you switched it on in your preferences. Your choice is still stored and takes effect the moment the service is added.