Cookies
What are cookies and what are they used for?
Enghouse may use cookies from time to time. A cookie is a unique text file that a website can send to your internet browser. Some parts of Enghouse’s website use cookies to track how you use and/or navigate around the website. We do this in order to determine how useful the website’s information is to users, how effective the navigational structure is in helping users reach that information and monitor how long a user spends on each part of the website.
You will be notified about the use of cookies when you first visit our website. If you prefer not to receive cookies, you can set amend your browser settings so that cookies are disabled. Certain actions on our website require the use of cookies so you may not be able to fully enjoy our website should you choose to disable cookies.
Enghouse may use own cookies or Third-party cookies
- First-party cookies: These cookies are sent to the user’s device from a server or domain managed by Enghouse and which provides the service requested by the user.
- Third-party cookies: These cookies are sent to the user’s device from a server or domain that is not managed by Enghouse but by another entity that processes the data collected through cookies.
Cookies offer many benefits when providing information society services, as they: (i) help users to browse the website and access the services available; (ii) save users from having to configure the general features defined by default whenever they access the website; (iii) aid improved functioning and services provided by the website, after the corresponding analysis of the information collected via the cookies installed.
Embedded third-party media players may set cookies when you click to play video content. These cookies may track your use of this website.
Cookies used by Enghouse
Session cookies
These cookies are designed to gather and store data when the user accesses a website. They are usually used to store data that is only needed to provide the service requested by the user on one occasion (e.g. a list of products purchased).
Session cookies are stored and are temporary, that is, they expire when the user finishes browsing the website. These cookies do not permanently store any data on the hard disk of your computer.
Analytics Cookies
These cookies allow the entity in charge of them to track and analyse the behaviour of users of the websites to which they are linked. The information collected by these cookies is used to measure the activity of the websites, applications or platforms and to compile browsing profiles of the users of these websites, applications and platforms in order to make improvements based on analysing the data on how users use the service.
Enghouse stores Google Analytics cookies on the user’s device. Users can exclude their individual activity using the exclusions systems provided by Google Analytics.
More information: Google Analytics Cookie Usage on Websites
Advertising cookies
These cookies allow the advertising space that Enghouse has included on the website, application or platform used to provide the service to be used as efficiently as possible based on criteria such as edited content or how frequently advertisements are shown.
Enghouse uses Google Ads cookies on the user’s device. Users can exclude their individual activity using the exclusions systems provided by Google Ads.
More information: Google Ads Cookie Usage on Websites
Behavioural advertising cookies
These cookies allow the advertising space that Enghouse has included on the website, application or platform used to provide the service to be used as efficiently as possible. These cookies store information about user behaviour collected by constantly monitoring their browsing habits, which allows a specific profile to be developed to display advertising accordingly.