Cookie Policy

A cookie is a small file placed on your device when you visit a website. It can be used to recognise you from one page to the next, keep your session open or remember a display preference. Some cookies are essential to how a service works, others measure audience or serve advertising.

This is the key point of this page: the website and the panel only set cookies that are strictly necessary to work. In practice, that means there is:

• no advertising or retargeting cookie,
• no third-party analytics tool: no Google Analytics or equivalent,
• no social network pixel,
• no sharing of your browsing for commercial purposes.

We do measure site traffic, with a tool we host ourselves (Umami): no data goes to a third party, no cookie or identifier is stored in your browser, and nothing lets us recognise you from one visit to the next or follow you across other sites. All we get are totals: pages viewed, referrer, device type. This anonymous, aggregated measurement falls under the exemption recognised by the CNIL; strictly necessary trackers being likewise exempt under article 82 of the French Data Protection Act, no consent banner is forced on you when you arrive. Should we ever use a tool that stores cookies or hands your data to a third party, genuine consent collection would be put in place and this page updated accordingly.

One additional cookie may be set on the website: “sla_source”. When you arrive through the link of one of our agents or through one of our guides, it keeps that source (for example the agent's code) for at most 30 days, so we know where applications come from. It holds no personal identifier, serves no advertising and is never shared; you can delete it from your browser.

Here is the exhaustive list of trackers in use:

Signing in to the panel goes through Discord: when you are redirected there, that service applies its own trackers on its own domain, under its own policy. We neither control nor access those cookies — they are managed by Discord, where you can exercise your rights. No other third-party service sets a tracker while you browse this site: our exchanges with Google Calendar happen server to server, without going through your browser.

You can review, block or delete the cookies stored on your device at any time from your browser settings.

Be aware: blocking strictly necessary cookies prevents your session from being kept. You would no longer be able to stay signed in to the panel.

• Chrome: Settings → Privacy and security → Cookies and other site data
• Firefox: Settings → Privacy & Security → Cookies and Site Data
• Safari: Settings → Safari → Privacy & Security
• Edge: Settings → Cookies and site permissions

For any question about trackers or your data: contact@streamlineagency.eu — GDPR.