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Cookie Policy

The website may use cookies and similar technologies. Cookies other than those strictly necessary should be activated only after the user's consent has been obtained.

1. What cookies are

Cookies are small pieces of information stored on or read from a user's device when using the website. Other technologies used to store information or identify a session may perform a similar function.

2. Strictly necessary cookies

Strictly necessary cookies may be used without separate consent where they are required to transmit a communication or provide a service expressly requested by the user, for example to ensure security, operate a form or maintain the website's basic settings.

3. Analytics, functionality and marketing

Analytics, additional functional or marketing cookies — if implemented — will be activated in accordance with the user's choice. Refusing cookies that are not required for the website to operate should not block access to the site's basic content.

4. Managing consent

The user should be able to accept all cookies, reject optional cookies or select individual categories. Changing or withdrawing consent should be as easy as giving it. Once the website is launched with a consent-management mechanism, permanent access to consent settings should be available from the website.

5. Browser settings

Cookies may also be deleted or restricted through browser settings. Disabling strictly necessary cookies may, however, cause some website functions not to work properly.

6. Third-party providers

The website is built using Webflow technology and may use external form, payment, calendar, videoconferencing or analytics services. The current list of active tools and cookie categories should reflect the actual configuration of the published website and will be updated when the technology changes.

7. Legal basis for consent rules

Where information is stored on or accessed from information already stored on the user's device, we apply the rules arising from the Polish Electronic Communications Law and personal-data protection legislation.