Cookie Policy

This page explains which cookies we use, what they are for, how long they last, and how you can change your choice at any time. It complements our Privacy Policy, which describes how we handle personal data as a whole.

In short: no analytics or advertising cookie is loaded on this site until you accept it, and no clinical or patient data is collected here. The clinical platform never uses advertising cookies.

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1. What cookies are

A cookie is a small text file a website stores on your device to remember something between one visit and the next: which language you prefer to read in, or how you answered a notice like the one on this site. We also use other forms of browser storage that work in a similar way; we hold them to the same rules and include them in everything described here.

2. Your choice

Analytics cookies are not loaded until you accept them. The first time you open the site you will see a notice with options of the same size, one click each, "Accept" and "Reject", and — when we also ask about advertising cookies — "Analytics only". Until you choose, nothing is sent to anyone.

If you reject: no analytics or advertising cookie is loaded and no browsing data is stored. The site works exactly the same, and we do not ask again on every visit.

If you accept and later change your mind: the withdrawal takes effect immediately, not on the next page you visit. We stop collecting data at that moment and delete any analytics and advertising cookies this site has already stored on your device.

How to change it: use the "Cookie preferences" link at the bottom of any page, or the button at the top of this one.

Your choice is stored only in the browser you are using, so on another device we will ask again. If we ever materially change the categories we ask about, we will also ask again.

3. What cookies we use on this site

Essential. They remember your answer to this notice so we do not ask again on every page. They require no consent, because without them we could not honour the choice you made, and they remain until you clear the site's data.

Analytics — only if you accept them. They let us understand in aggregate how the site is browsed: which pages are visited, from which approximate country or city, on what kind of device, and which site you arrived from. They use pseudonymous identifiers and do not collect your name or your email address. The measurement is carried out by a third-party web analytics provider, engaged for that purpose only and with advertising features turned off; the data is processed on servers located in the United States, and these cookies expire after two years at most. If you would like to know which provider it is, write to us and we will tell you.

Advertising — only if you accept them, and only when they are active. When we measure a campaign on social media, the notice asks you separately whether you accept those networks' advertising cookies; until it asks you that, this site loads none. They tell us whether a visit came from one of our ads and how many people pressed "Create account", so we can measure which campaigns work. They are set by the social network itself, which may also use that information to show our ads to people with similar interests, under its own privacy policies. They expire after 13 months at most. If you would like to know which networks they are, write to us and we will tell you.

We do not sell your browsing data or share it with data brokers, and we never send a social network any information about your health or about patients.

4. The clinical platform

The platform where doctors work with patient information is a separate site from this one, and it has never used third-party analytics or advertising. That is why you will not see a cookie notice there: the only things stored in your browser are strictly necessary for the platform to work, and they never leave our own infrastructure.

No cookie holds clinical information or patient identifiers. Health data is never stored in the browser through cookies.

5. Control from your browser

Independently of the above, your browser lets you block or delete cookies from any site, usually under privacy or site-data settings. The most direct route, though, is this site’s own notice: if you reject, nothing is loaded.

Note that blocking all cookies will stop the clinical platform from keeping you signed in, and clearing this site's data will make us ask for your preferences again.

6. Changes and contact

If we add a new cookie or change what an existing one is for, we will update this page and the date shown at the top. When the change affects the categories we ask permission for, we will show you the notice again so you can decide afresh.

If you have questions about this policy or about how we handle your data, write to us at soporte@doctorescribe.com. We answer privacy enquiries within 5 business days.