• Date and time of visits
• Pages visited
• Ads you may have clicked on
• Your browser or operating system
• How you access or interact with the site

Cookies fall under 4 categories depending on their function. We create and generate certain cookies. Others are managed by third parties, such as service providers outside of Novipro. You'll find a list of third parties for each category of cookies below.

Our products are always evolving, and we may add or remove third parties from this list. We recommend you consult this Policy regularly to make sure you're aware of our current third parties.

• Show you a site in the language of your choice
• Make our sites easier to use
• Authenticate and identify you
• Remember your username when connecting
• Improve our site security
• Prevent fraud
• Measure your satisfaction

Common third parties that use essential cookies

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These cookies are necessary for the site to function. You can't reject them in the cookies personalization tool. You can configure your browser to block essential cookies, but the site may not work properly.

• Visits and browsing activity on our sites
• How people access our online services
• How easy it is for users to find what they want

Common third parties that use performance cookies

These cookies allow us to personalize the content you see, based on your browsing behaviour and previous choices.

For example, they're used to remember preferences chosen when visiting our sites so we can improve your future experience.

Personalization cookies may:

• Remember certain information when you fill out a form
• Help us get to know you better
• Facilitate, personalize and adapt your experience

Common third parties that use personalization cookies

Advertising cookies enable us to offer you personalized offers and services that are better adapted to your interests, based on how you browse our sites. We use them in some of our mobile apps.

Targeted advertising cookies serve to:

• Show personalized ads of our products on other sites, including on social media
• Measure the efficacy of an ad campaign
• Limit the number of times you see an ad
• Create ad partnerships
• Conduct market research
• Improve our products and services

Common third parties that use targeted advertising cookies

We collect certain metrics related to your browsing behaviour when you use our sites and apps in order to prevent fraud and breaches. These metrics are used to determine the percentage of risk that your user session has been compromised.

Some metrics are related to your behaviour, such as your mouse activity and typing speed, while others are related to your device, such as your browsing patterns, your interactions with your device and your IP address. With this information, we're able to more quickly detect any activity that differs from your normal behaviour.

During this process, we do not collect any information that could lead to identifying you directly (such as your birth date or full name). This information lets us analyze your decision-making process while you browse. It also lets us detect any abnormal activity and prevent fraud in your accounts.

We may suggest links to other sites on the Web. We're not responsible for the content or operation of these sites or their privacy or cookies practices. Therefore, any personal information you send via these sites is subject to their privacy policy and/or their cookies policy. We recommend getting informed so you can protect your information.

Web beacons are tiny image cookies we sometimes place on our sites or in emails we send. They can be used to anonymously track the number of times a page is visited. These beacons are invisible. They can be found in different spots on our sites and even in ads. Unlike cookies, web beacons are not stored on your device.