This policy explains which cookies this website uses, what for, and how you can accept them, reject them or withdraw your consent.
What cookies are
They are small files, or similar technologies such as pixels or the browser’s local storage, that a website stores on or reads from your device to remember information about your visit.
How we ask for your consent
When you visit the website, we show you a notice where you can accept all cookies, reject them all or choose by category. Without your consent, we only use technical cookies, which are essential for the website to work and to remember your choice.
You can change your mind or withdraw your consent at any time using the “Preferencias de cookies” button, always visible in a bottom corner of the screen.
Cookies used by this website
These are the services that set cookies or similar technologies. The name and duration of each cookie are shown in the settings panel, which is generated from the cookies the website actually sets.
Technical cookies on this site
Provider
ARRA Asesores (first-party)
What for
Remembering your cookie choice and enabling the website’s basic functions.
Type
Technical. No consent required.
Where your visit came from
Provider
ARRA Asesores (first-party)
What for
Remember for 30 days which campaign or link brought you to the website, so we know where the enquiries you send us from any page come from.
Type
Analytics. Requires your consent.
Google Tag Manager
Provider
Google Ireland Limited (Ireland)
What for
Loading the other tools on this list, and only those you have accepted. It does not set cookies of its own.
Type
Technical.
Google Analytics
Provider
Google Ireland Limited (Ireland)
What for
Measuring, in aggregate, how many people visit the website and how they use it.
Type
Analytics. Requires your consent.
Google Ads
Provider
Google Ireland Limited (Ireland)
What for
Measuring the results of our Google ads and showing you advertising related to your visit. If you are signed in to your Google account, Google may associate the visit with it (Google Signals) to give us aggregated age and interest data and to recognise the same visit across different devices. If you write to us from a campaign page, your email and phone number are sent to Google in encrypted form only to find out whether the contact came from an ad (enhanced conversions).
Type
Advertising. Requires your consent.
Meta (Facebook and Instagram)
Provider
Meta Platforms Ireland Limited (Ireland)
What for
Measuring the results of our ads on Facebook and Instagram and showing you advertising related to your visit. This measurement may also be sent from our server, only if you have accepted it. If you write to us from a campaign page, your email and phone number are sent to Meta in encrypted form only to find out whether the contact came from an ad.
Type
Advertising. Requires your consent.
Microsoft Clarity
Provider
Microsoft Ireland Operations Limited (Ireland)
What for
Understanding how the website is used, with heatmaps and session recordings in which the data you type is masked.
Type
Analytics. Requires your consent.
HubSpot
Provider
HubSpot Ireland Limited (Ireland)
What for
Knowing which pages you have viewed and how you reached the website, so that, if you write to us, we have that context in our customer management tool.
Type
Analytics. Requires your consent.
Google Maps
Provider
Google Ireland Limited (Ireland)
What for
Showing the map of our office on the contact pages.
Type
Functional. Requires your consent.
Typeform
Provider
Typeform, S.L. (Spain)
What for
Displaying the contact form, which is loaded from their servers on the pages where it appears. Until you choose, it only uses what it needs to work; the form itself asks for your consent to its statistics cookies.
Type
Technical, to display the form. Statistics cookies only if you accept them in the form’s notice.
tawk.to
Provider
tawk.to, Inc. (United States)
What for
Show the support chat and keep the conversation going while you browse.
Type
Functional. Requires your consent.
International transfers
Some of these providers may process data in the United States. They do so under the EU-US Data Privacy Framework or standard contractual clauses approved by the European Commission.
How to manage them from your browser
As well as using the settings panel, you can block or delete cookies from your browser. Each browser explains how in its help pages:
