What is a cookie?
A cookie is a small file stored on your terminal by a site or application. Close technologies, such as local browser storage, can also be used to store certain information.
Information on local cookies, tracers and storages used by WelloGuest.
Last updated: 18 July 2026A cookie is a small file stored on your terminal by a site or application. Close technologies, such as local browser storage, can also be used to store certain information.
WelloGuest uses cookies or storages necessary for security, authentication, session storage, the proper functioning of the interface and certain preferences essential to the requested service.
These elements do not require consent when strictly necessary for service.
WelloGuest can measure the use of booklets and certain pages to help guests understand their content, improve service and measure the effectiveness of advertising campaigns.
Public pages may use Google Analytics, Google Ads and Meta Pixel only after consent.
Some features can only load third-party services when they are needed or requested: Stripe for payments, Google for connection, some mapping or translation features, and the technical services needed to send notifications.
Unnecessary marketing or advertising tools, such as Google Analytics, Google Ads, Meta Pixel or LinkedIn Insight Tag, should only be activated after information and consent when required.
You can delete or block cookies from your browser settings. Removing strictly necessary cookies can cause disconnection or prevent certain features from working properly.
The WelloGuest public pages limit as much as possible the use of unnecessary tracers.
To learn more about the personal data processed by WelloGuest, you can consult the Privacy policy.