1. What are cookies

Cookies are small text files stored on a user’s device when visiting websites.
They may be used, among other things, to ensure the proper operation of the website,
remember user settings, improve security and – where relevant tools are used –
support analytics or marketing activities.

2. Who uses cookies

The website is operated by
LAB PATH EXPERTS sp. z o.o.,
ul. Narcyzowa 18, 62-005 Miękowo, Poland,
Tax ID (NIP): 7773464018, REGON: 544042388,
KRS: 0001225369.

3. Purposes for which cookies may be used

Cookies and similar technologies may be used in particular to:

• ensure the proper operation of the website,
• maintain user sessions,
• remember user settings and preferences,
• ensure website security,
• support login-related functions and the User Area,
• remember cookie consent preferences,
• collect statistics or analyse website usage, where such tools are enabled.

4. Categories of cookies

Depending on the website functionality, the following categories of cookies may be used:

• Necessary cookies – required for the proper operation
  of the website and basic technical functions.
• Functional cookies – allow the website to remember
  user settings and preferences.
• Analytics cookies – may be used to collect aggregated
  information about how the website is used.
• Marketing cookies – may be used to measure the effectiveness
  of marketing activities or display tailored content if such solutions are implemented.

5. Necessary cookies

Necessary cookies may be used without additional consent where they are required
for the operation of the website or to provide a service explicitly requested by the user.

They may relate, among other things, to security, WordPress functionality,
session maintenance, login support and remembering cookie settings.

6. Optional cookies

If the website uses analytics, functional or marketing cookies that are not essential
for its basic operation, their use may require the user’s prior consent.

Users may consent to specific categories of cookies, refuse consent
or change their preferences at a later time.

7. Managing consent

If the website uses a consent management mechanism,
users may manage their preferences using the cookie banner
or privacy settings panel available on the website.

Withdrawal of consent does not affect the lawfulness of operations carried out
before the consent was withdrawn.

8. Managing cookies in your browser

Users may also manage cookies directly through their web browser settings.

Depending on the browser, it may be possible to:

• delete stored cookies,
• block all or selected cookies,
• receive notifications when cookies are stored,
• restrict third-party cookies.

Blocking necessary cookies may cause some website functions to work incorrectly.

9. Third-party cookies

Some website functions may in the future use services provided by third parties,
for example in connection with analytics, embedded content, maps, videos
or integrations with external platforms.

In such cases, those service providers may use their own cookies
in accordance with their own privacy policies. Information about such solutions
should be presented to the user through the consent management mechanism.

10. Cookie storage period

The storage period depends on the type of cookie.
Session cookies are usually deleted after the browser is closed,
while persistent cookies may remain on the device for a specified period
or until deleted by the user.

11. Personal data

Where information collected through cookies constitutes personal data,
the rules for processing such data are also described in our
Privacy Policy.

12. Changes to this Cookie Policy

This Cookie Policy may be updated in the event of changes to website functionality,
technologies used, third-party tools or applicable law.

The current version of this document is always available on this page.