There are no cookies on this portal
Not one. The portal (profblu.com, prosecco.group) stores no cookies in your browser, carries no advertising pixels, and loads nothing from third-party servers. There is no cookie banner because there are no cookies to consent to.
It does store one thing, and it is not a cookie: when the first page opens, it notes which link or site you arrived from and the page you entered through, so it can be attached if you end up requesting a key. It carries no identifier of yours, it never travels to the server in any request (unlike a cookie, which travels in every one), it is stored in your browser only while the tab is open, and it is only sent if you click the form's button. It is set out in full in the privacy policy.
We do count visits, and it is worth saying exactly how: it is explained below.
What is logged
The web server logs the requests it receives — IP address, date, resource requested and browser — like any server. It is not a cookie and it does not serve to track you: it is used to operate the service and detect abuse. It is set out in the privacy policy.
When you sign in to the applications and their panels
The applications and their admin panels do need to remember that you have signed in, which organisation you are working in, which language you want to see it in, and a few usage preferences. What is used for that, and only that, is always the same kit shared across the whole platform — which is why the table is identical across Brod, Hands, Rewards and Prim:
| What is stored | What for | How long it lasts | Do we need your permission? |
|---|---|---|---|
| What keeps you signed in without retyping your password | not asking you for your password on every page | in your browser, until you delete it; it stops working when you sign out, and in any case after seven days unused | No, it is essential for this to work |
| Which organisation you are working with | showing you that organisation's data and not another's | in your browser, until you delete it | No, it is essential for this to work |
| The language you chose | showing you the panel in that language | in your browser, until you delete it | No, it is essential for this to work |
| The look you chose (light or dark) and whether you left the side menu collapsed | opening the panel the way you left it | in your browser, until you delete it | No, it is essential for this to work |
| A single-use item that completes the sign-in and is deleted as soon as it finishes | letting you sign in with your platform account | in your browser, only while the tab is open; in practice, the seconds the sign-in takes | No, it is essential for this to work |
| Whether you left the assistant open or closed | opening it the way you left it | in your browser, until you delete it | No, it is essential for this to work |
| The filters you left set on a table | not making you set them again | in your browser, until you delete it | No, it is essential for this to work |
This portal (profblu.com) has no panel of its own — the admin panel lives inside each application — so none of this is written here; it is written when you sign in to my.brod.profblu.com or to the panel of any other product on the platform, and this table describes what that panel stores.
All of it is necessary for the application to work: session, active organisation, language and interface preferences. None of it serves advertising, tracking you across sites, or profiling you. That is why no consent banner is needed: article 22.2 of the LSSI exempts what is strictly necessary to provide a service you have expressly requested, and keeping open a session you yourself started is exactly that.
Visit measurement
We count how many times each page is viewed with a program of ours, called Umami, running on our own server. It leaves neither a cookie nor an identifier in your browser, so it stores nothing of yours and does not allow reconstructing a specific person's path: only aggregate figures per page.
There is no Google Analytics and no Google Tag Manager on any public web page of the platform, here or on any product. Measurement, when active, is always this same program, hosted by us.
Why we do not ask for your consent
Because it is not needed. Article 22.2 of the LSSI requires consent to store or read information on your device, and exempts what is strictly necessary to provide a service you have expressly requested. Keeping a session you started open, remembering your organisation or your language, and measuring visits without cookies or identifiers are exactly that. A banner asking permission for something that does not happen — advertising cookies, cross-site tracking — would be a fake formality. What we do owe you is to say so precisely, and that is what this page does.
How to delete them
From your browser's settings, like any other cookie or local data. Keep in mind that deleting what keeps your session open signs you out: you will need to sign in again.
Technical detail, if you want it
If you want to find each item in your browser and delete them one by one, these are the exact names they are stored under. The <client>/<product> prefix is that of the panel you are using:
| Exact name | What it is |
|---|---|
prosecco.origen-visita (sessionStorage on the portal) | which link or site you arrived from, with the utm_* parameters |
<client>.admin.rt (localStorage) | what keeps the panel's session open |
<client>.admin.org (localStorage) | which organisation you are working with |
<product>.admin.lang (localStorage) | the language you chose |
@prosecco/admin-shell.theme, @prosecco/admin-shell.sidebar (localStorage) | the light or dark look and the side menu |
identity.pending-authorization (sessionStorage) | the single-use item that completes the sign-in |
prosecco.kitten.dock-collapsed.<product> (localStorage) | whether you left the assistant open or closed |
*-filters, one per table (localStorage) | the filters you left set |