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Privacy notice
How andteam handles website visitors' and customers' contacts' personal information.
Published before launch.
For anything you need before then, contact us.
Cookies and ads
andteam.com sets no cookies and loads no third-party script until you choose. A card at the bottom of the page asks once, with a switch for each category: Necessary (always on, it remembers your choice and keeps the site secure), Analytics and Marketing, the last two off until you turn them on. Reject all and only Necessary remains.
Google Analytics 4 (Analytics)
Google's analytics tag counts which pages are visited and which campaigns brought visitors (the UTM and campaign source in the link you arrived by), so we can see which pages and ads are useful. It sets cookies (_ga). It loads only if you turn Analytics on, and the page that confirms a demo request reports only that a demo was requested, with no personal details.
Meta Pixel (Marketing)
Meta's tag tells Meta which pages of andteam.com you visit, so we can show you andteam ads on Instagram and Facebook and stop showing them once you have booked a demo. It sets a first-party cookie (_fbp).
LinkedIn Insight Tag (Marketing)
LinkedIn's tag does the same for LinkedIn: it tells LinkedIn which pages you visit, so we can show you andteam ads there. It also sets cookies of LinkedIn's own.
The demo form
The demo form has an unticked box. If you tick it, andteam sends Meta and LinkedIn a scrambled (SHA-256 hashed) version of your email address and the fact that you booked a demo, so you are not shown demo ads again. Your name, company, headcount and payroll are never sent.
How to decline or change your mind
Press Reject all, or turn a category off under Preferences. To change your choice later, use “Cookie settings” at the bottom of any page; turning a category off after allowing it removes the tags and the cookies they set on this site. You can also manage ads in your Meta and LinkedIn account settings.
How long
Your choice is kept on your device for 6 months, then the card asks again, and it asks again if this notice changes. Meta and LinkedIn keep their own cookies and data for the periods in their own policies.