Cookie Policy
This Policy explains how Industrial Automation Marketplace uses cookies and similar technologies.
Last updated: October 1, 2026 · Effective from: October 1, 2026Industrial Automation Marketplace is operated by Szita Dániel e.v..
Full provider information is available in our Legal Notice, and information about personal-data processing is available in our Privacy Policy.
1. How We Use Cookies
Cookies and similar browser technologies can be used to remember information, authenticate Users, secure requests or provide website functionality.
Industrial Automation Marketplace currently uses only cookies and similar browser technologies reasonably necessary to operate and secure the Service.
The Service also uses first-party server-side analytics. This analytics implementation does not set analytics cookies and does not place an analytics visitor identifier in browser storage.
We do not currently use Google Analytics, Meta Pixel, behavioural advertising cookies or similar marketing trackers.
2. Current Cookies and Browser Storage
Keeps signed-in Users authenticated. It is strictly necessary for account functionality.
A persistent login may last for up to approximately 14 days and may be renewed while the User remains active.
Helps protect forms and authenticated requests against cross-site request forgery.
The application may use short-lived cookies for temporary request, authentication or status information, including framework functionality such as two-factor authentication where used.
Restricted administrative interfaces may use temporary browser session storage for functional page state, such as restoring a previous scroll position.
This is not used for advertising or behavioural tracking.
Exact framework cookie names may contain automatically generated values and may vary between deployments.
3. Cookie Consent
Technologies that are strictly necessary to provide or secure a Service requested by the User generally do not require an optional marketing-cookie consent choice under applicable European electronic-communications rules.
Because the browser technologies currently used directly by the Service are limited to such necessary technologies, we do not currently display a traditional "Accept all / Reject all" marketing-cookie banner.
Our first-party server-side analytics does not rely on an analytics cookie or an analytics identifier stored in the browser. Further information about the related personal-data processing is available in our Privacy Policy.
If we later introduce non-essential browser technologies, including client-side analytics, advertising or similar technologies that require consent, we will implement the required consent mechanism before activating them.
4. Third-Party Services
Some Service functions are provided through third parties.
For example, paid subscription checkout and billing may take place on Stripe-hosted pages. Stripe may use its own cookies or similar technologies on pages it controls.
Cookies and storage used directly on a third-party website are governed by that provider's own policies.
5. Browser Controls
Most browsers allow Users to view, delete or block cookies and other browser storage.
Blocking necessary cookies may prevent important Service functionality from working, including remaining signed in.
Where appropriate, cookies are protected using browser security features such as HttpOnly, Secure and SameSite settings.
6. Changes and Contact
We may update this Policy when our use of cookies, browser technologies or third-party services changes.
Questions about cookies or privacy may be sent to: