Neo Logistics SRL — Via Silvio di Gregorio, 20, 65020 Bolognano (PE), Italy
VAT IT02295490680 · REA PE-413238 · PEC neologistics@pec.it
Tel. +39 085 799 4886 · stock@neologistics.it
Neo Logistics Iberia SL — Calle Valderribas, 51, 28007 Madrid, Spain · CIF B-09713777
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Cookie Policy
When you visit NeoLogistics (https://neologistics.it/) website, information may be stored on your device in the form of cookies.
The data controller is Neo Logistics SRL, Via Silvio di Gregorio, 20, 65020 Bolognano (PE), Italy, VAT IT02295490680, email: stock@neologistics.it, PEC: neologistics@pec.it. In this policy, “NeoLogistics” refers to this company.
A cookie is a small text file sent from a web server to your browser and stored on your device. When you revisit our website, the cookie information is transferred to our web server again. For example, we may recognize you and consider your settings when displaying the website. Cookies can be categorized as first-party cookies (deployed by NeoLogistics) and third-party cookies (deployed by third parties).
We use cookies to improve and optimize the usability of our website. Cookies do not cause damage to your device or contain viruses, trojans, or other malicious software. The cookie stores information linked to the respective device used. This does not mean, however, that we store personal information about you or are aware of your identity.
Visiting and surfing our website is possible without cookies. Most browsers accept cookies automatically. You may alter the security settings of your web browser to stop your device from receiving and storing cookies, to allow cookies to be received and stored from selected websites only, or to be notified before accepting cookies. Please note, however, that these settings may negatively affect the usability and user experience of websites and other online services. You may delete cookies stored in your browser at any time. Information stored in cookies will be removed from your device.
We further categorize cookies as follows:
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Category 1: Technically necessary (essential) cookies | These cookies are technically necessary to ensure the website landing page functions properly. We cannot provide for the website landing page to function without deploying such cookies. |
| Category 2: Functional cookies | These cookies serve to create the most pleasant surfing experience possible on our website landing page with a maximum of individual usage conformity. It includes enabling login across sessions, high surfing speed through search suggestions, or storing individual page settings, such as language or text size, etc. |
| Category 3: Performance cookies | These cookies optimize our website and lead to a continuously improved surfing experience (e.g., by evaluating the use of website landing page features offered, reporting display errors, etc.). |
| Category 4: Social media and advertising cookies | Some of these cookies allow you to connect to your social media account and share content. Others help to customize advertising by adapting to your interests. |
Cookie categories 2 to 4 may be deployed in the context of web tracking. In such a case, the cookie helps analyze web traffic. They may be combined with information about your activities on our website and processed in pseudonymous usage profiles. This helps us analyze web traffic information and improve our website to adapt it to users’ needs. We only use this information for statistical analysis. In addition to cookie-based web tracking, there is non-cookie-based web tracking that uses other means, such as your individual device settings, to recognize you when revisiting our website.
The legal basis for deploying category 1 cookies is our legitimate interest in providing our website. The legal basis for deploying category 2 to 4 cookies and web tracking is your consent. When you visit our website for the first time or revisit it, we will (i) inform you about the use of category 2 to 4 cookies and web tracking and (ii) ask for your consent. To request your consent, we display a relevant banner.
In addition, some web analytics providers are members of industry associations whose websites allow the use of web tracking to be prevented centrally. Please find below the reference to the websites of these associations for expressing your choices regarding web tracking and processing data in pseudonymous profiles.
- European Interactive Digital Advertising Alliance (EDAA): http://www.youronlinechoices.com/de/praferenzmanagement/
- Digital Advertising Alliance (DAA): www.aboutads.info/choices/
- Network Advertising Initiative (NAI): http://www.networkadvertising.org/choices/
If you don’t consent to the deployment of cookies or delete cookies from your device, this may affect your ability to use the website or individual functionalities. Please refer to the table below for detailed information regarding the cookies deployed on our website.
First-party cookies and technically necessary/functional cookies:
If you are a user
| Domain | Cookie name | Type | Cookie lifetime | Cookie description and purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| .neologistics.it | sessionid | technically necessary/functional cookies | 14 days | Stores the ID of a user’s session. The cookie is set when a user signs in and is used to restore the session without entering the personal data. Example: 8vwhbmlf7flslzeawdhfgjbksfttc2v9 |
| .neologistics.it | user_default_language | technically necessary/functional cookies | 1 year | Records the code of the language selected by a user during the first visit. The cookie is used to identify the user’s language correctly. Example: en |
| .neologistics.it | neologistics | technically necessary/functional cookies | > 10 years | Identifies neologistics users based on their accounts. |
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