Proofactive Cookies

A cookie is a small text file that is downloaded onto your computer when you visit a website or look at an advert.

On your computer, cookies are managed by your Internet browser.

Proofactive Cookies

Proofactive downloads these cookies to your device to facilitate browsing on our website, for optimisation, and to personalise the services we offer. For example, without a session cookie you must log in to your account every time you visit the site, even during the same browsing session.

Third-party Cookies

These cookies are downloaded by third-party companies (e.g. our partners or service providers). They collect information about the products you view or buy on our site so as to identify your interests and tailor the adverts displayed to you on both our own and other websites.

These cookies also help up analyse navigation data and traffic on our website.

They may be downloaded whilst browsing our site.

We may share information about your purchases and the products you view on our site with advertising partners operating on our behalf. In line with the General Data Protection Regulation of the 25th May 2018, we take every care to ensure that partner companies use data collected from Proofactive.com in accordance with our instructions and exclusively for the needs of Proofactive.

Our site uses different types of cookies for different purposes. Some cookies are necessary to use our website.

Analytical Cookies

These cookies enable us to see how visitors use our site, to monitor performance, and improve functionality (e.g. most frequently viewed pages, most frequently clicked links, user searches in the Proofactive search engine, etc).

It allows us and our advertising partners to adapt offers accordingly. Likewise, it allows us to measure how effective our advertising is.

These cookies are primarily issued by Proofactive, Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager and Google Adwords.

Functional Cookies

These cookies allow us to personalise your browsing experience (e.g. to help you find the last visited pages or proofs you viewed).

To prepare and store proper proof for you we need to have access to your geo-location. These cookies are issued by Proofactive.

We also use cookies to identify users signed up for web notifications.

Advertising Cookies

These cookies collect data so as to display targeted adverts or news tailored to your areas of interest, both on our website and on other sites. They are also used to limit the number of times you see an advert and to assess the effectiveness of advertising campaigns.

These cookies are issued primarily for Proofactive by Google Adwords, Bing Ads, Facebook and Twitter.

Cookies linked to the Proofactive app

The Proofactive app uses cookies and similar tracking technology with your devices (mobile or computer), mainly to identify you more effectively and to personalise our services.

For example, geo location is an essential part of proof preparation using Proofactive app.

When you install the Proofactive app, we collect data on how you use the app and your telephone. We use this information to help you prepare better proofs faster. As is the case on the Internet, we can use this technology to store an identifier or other data on your device.

Depending on the operating system, you can disable these cookies in your telephone's app manager.

There are a number of options for managing cookies.

Settings in your Internet browser

You can disable cookies at any time. You can also set your browser to indicate when cookies are downloaded to your PC and to ask permission to accept them. You can accept or refuse cookies on a case-by-case basis or elect to refuse them automatically once and for all.

Please bear in mind that adjusting your settings may affect your access to services requiring cookies.

If your browser is set to refuse all cookies, you will not be able to prepare proofs or use some basic functions on our website, such as storing proofs drafts, templates, and receive important notifications. To manage cookies to suit your needs, you should adjust your browser settings, bearing in mind the purpose of cookies as described above.

To control or prevent cookies downloading:

Each browser is configured differently. For information about how to adjust your cookie settings, go to your browser's help menu.