COOKIE POLICY
1. Our Approach to Cookies
At ULTRAS-SITES we made a simple, privacy-friendly choice: this website uses no advertising cookies and no third-party trackers.
No Google Analytics, no Meta Pixel, no marketing tracking. Audience measurement keeps no identifier in your browser to recognise you: you are not profiled or sold on. This site only keeps what it needs to work, detailed below — which is why no consent banner is needed.
2. What Is a Cookie?
A cookie is a small text file placed on your device when you visit a website. Some are essential for it to work; others — "third-party" or "advertising" — are used to track you. We do not use the latter.
3. What This Site Actually Uses
Functional cookies: ultras_choix_pays (you chose your version of the site — your country, your language — or decided to stay on this one, so we no longer suggest it; 12 months) and ultras_a2hs_prompt_seen (you closed the suggestion to install the site on your phone; 12 months). They do not identify you.
Functional storage in your browser: the language of the pages you read, the currency if you pick one, the country detected to show prices in your currency, the welcome animation already seen, your position on the page when you come back, and the bookings you try in the calendar demo. These serve the site's operation and do not identify you.
Audience measurement without cookies or identifiers: Cloudflare Web Analytics (no cookies) and our own measurement, which writes nothing to your browser. Statistics are kept for 3 months at Cloudflare, then deleted. If your browser sends a “Do Not Track” or “Global Privacy Control” signal, our measurement does not start.
4. Managing and Deleting Cookies
You stay in control. Every browser lets you view, block or delete cookies in its settings:
• Chrome: Settings → Privacy and security → Cookies
• Safari: Settings → Privacy
• Firefox: Settings → Privacy & Security
• Edge: Settings → Cookies and site permissions
5. Contact
Any question about our cookie policy? Write to us at contact@ultras-sites.com.
Gestion app: access and resuming your work
In the private Gestion workspace, your browser stores this device’s authorisation and security keys, along with your appearance preferences. This information protects your workspace and enables its features; it is not used for audience measurement.
To resume your work after unlocking, Gestion keeps an encrypted record on this device of your last screen, scroll position and edited fields. It expires after twelve hours of inactivity and is then deleted the next time you open the app. Explicitly signing out also deletes it. Resuming a draft does not automatically send or save your changes to the company’s records.
Passwords, signatures and selected files are not kept in this record. Clearing this site’s data in your browser also removes the local device authorisation, so you may need to authorise the device again.
