Cookie Policy

1. Cookies and Similar Storage

Cookies and browser storage help a website remember settings, keep forms secure, and measure performance. DeinHans uses essential storage by default and optional analytics or marketing tags only after consent.

2. Consent Storage

Your cookie choice is stored in browser local storage under cookie-consent. Essential first-party deinhans_consent_recorded and narrowly scoped denial fallback markers in a cookie and session storage keep that choice fail-closed when browser storage writes fail; they never grant analytics or marketing consent. Language preferences may also be stored.

3. Essential Storage

Essential storage is required for language selection, cookie choices, bot protection, sign-in, and core website functions. It cannot be switched off through the cookie panel.

4. Analytics

Consented direct Google Analytics events help us understand page visits, CTA clicks, form starts, lead submissions, and campaign performance. They load only after analytics consent.

5. Marketing Tags

Google Ads campaign and conversion tags are used only after marketing consent. They may set identifiers such as _gcl or related campaign cookies.

6. Third-Party Tools

Cloudflare Turnstile protects forms. Cal.com handles booking pages. Notion and Resend may process access-request workflow data after you submit a form; these are not optional marketing cookies.

7. Active technology overview

The exact active provider stack depends on configuration. Optional analytics or marketing technologies are off by default and run only after the matching consent category is stored.

• DeinHans/local browser storage: cookie-consent and language preference; essential; first party; retained until changed or cleared.
• Cloudflare Turnstile: bot-protection token and abuse-prevention signals; essential for protected forms; provider-controlled lifetime.
• Cal.com: booking metadata and meeting scheduling when you open or use the booking step; necessary for requested scheduling; provider-controlled lifetime.
• Supabase and Vercel: product, hosting, authentication, logging, and deployment infrastructure; essential or service processing; provider-controlled logs and retention.
• Google Analytics through the direct Google tag: aggregate page and campaign events; analytics category; only after analytics consent.
• Google Ads campaign and conversion tags: campaign measurement identifiers such as _gcl or related campaign cookies; marketing category; only after marketing consent.
• Notion and Resend: CRM and transactional email processing after a form submission; not optional browser tracking; retained according to request, email, and provider records.

8. How Google processes data

If you enable analytics or marketing for Google, Google's business-services data-processing information also applies. Open Google's business data information