Cookie Policy
Last updated: 16/09/2026 · V40.
1. What are cookies?
Cookies are small files that are downloaded to a user's device when they visit a webpage. They are used to enable the website to function, remember preferences, analyze browsing activity, or display personalized advertising, as the case may be.
2. Data Controller
The data controller for this website is PLATAFORMA DE TRANSACCIONES ELECTRONICAS TODORECARGAS, S.L.U., the owner of www.davatel.com. DAVATEL is the trade name used on this website.
3. Types of cookies that DAVATEL may use
| Type | Purpose | Consent |
|---|---|---|
| Technical cookies | These enable the basic functioning of the website, security, sessions, forms, access to the platform, and essential user preferences. | Do not require consent. |
| Preference cookies | These allow the website to remember settings, language, user choices, or browsing preferences. | May require consent if they are not strictly necessary. |
| Analytics cookies | These allow for the measurement of visits, browsing behavior, page views, conversions, and website performance. | Require consent when they are not technical in nature. |
| Advertising cookies | These allow for the measurement of campaigns, the creation of audiences, the display of advertisements, remarketing, or the measurement of conversions. | Require consent. |
| Third-party cookies | These may be installed by external providers such as Google, Meta, WhatsApp, YouTube, OpenAI/ChatGPT, reCAPTCHA, Google Maps, or other integrated services. | Depends on their purpose; non-technical cookies require consent. |
4. External tools
DAVATEL may use tools such as Google Analytics, Google Ads, conversion tags, Meta/Facebook Pixel, WhatsApp, ChatGPT/AI assistant, Google Fonts, Google Maps, reCAPTCHA, YouTube or embedded videos, and other necessary external tools.
These tools may install cookies or similar technologies and process data in accordance with their own policies.
5. Cookie banner and consent
The website includes a cookie consent panel that allows the user to:
- Accept cookies.
- Reject non-essential cookies.
- Configure cookies based on their purpose.
By default, non-essential cookies or technologies used for analytics and advertising remain disabled until the user provides consent. Rejecting non-technical cookies will not prevent you from browsing the website, although some external, analytical, or advertising features may not be available.
6. How to withdraw or change consent
Use "Configure cookies" in the footer of the homepage to change categories or reject non-essential cookies. You can open the cookie panel now. You do not need to clear your entire browser history.
7. Browser settings
Users can allow, block, or delete cookies through the settings of the browser they are using. Each browser provides specific instructions for managing cookies and permissions.
8. Updates
DAVATEL may update this cookie policy in response to changes in the tools used, applicable regulations, or the technical configuration of the website.
Inventory and Consent Review · V40
The loading of Google Ads and Microsoft Advertising/UET tags on public-facing pages is contingent upon an active choice regarding advertising. Accepting analytics-only cookies does not authorize these advertising tags. Declining them still allows for continued use of the website. Neither browsing the site nor accepting a professional service agreement is interpreted as consent for advertising.
Authorized tags may use Google conversion identifiers, such as _gcl_*, and Microsoft identifiers, such as _uetvid or _uetsid. These are examples provided by the respective vendors and are not cookies strictly necessary for the professional account. Their specific names and retention periods may vary; please refer to the information from Google and the information from Microsoft.
User preferences are stored for a maximum of 12 months, unless a change occurs that necessitates a new selection. Withdrawing consent for advertising stops future activation, removes accessible vendor-specific identifiers, and triggers a page reload to clear any previously loaded tags. Additionally, users can delete third-party cookies via their browser, as the website cannot remove these directly. Withdrawing consent does not invalidate any prior, lawful data processing.
In the professional area, session-based and technical preferences are used for authentication, security, and operational purposes. Their duration is tied to the specific session or preference; they are not repurposed as authorization for advertising.
The internal key davatel_cookie_consent_v2 stores categories and a date in local storage. Only when there is an active authorization for advertising may the request attribution process use davatel_attribution during the session to identify its origin. This key is deleted if such authorization is withdrawn; it does not, on its own, enable advertising tags or transmit data to the respective vendors.
Last revised: September 16, 2026.