Cookie policy
Apúntalo cookie policy
We explain which cookies and similar technologies may be used on the public Apúntalo website and why.
Last updated: 16 October 2026.
Clear summary
Necessary cookies
Some cookies or identifiers are needed for navigation, preferences and security.
Measurement with consent
Visit and conversion measurement relies on consent where the law requires it.
Control
You can manage preferences from the cookie notice or your browser.
1. What cookies are
Cookies are small files or identifiers stored in the browser. Similar technologies include local storage, pixels or technical events needed for operation and measurement.
2. Who uses cookies on this website
The website is operated by Apúntalo. Technical providers may support hosting, security, measurement, forms and integrations.
3. Types of cookies
- Necessary: navigation, security and basic preferences.
- Preferences: language or consent choices.
- Measurement: page performance and conversions.
- Limited marketing: only where a valid legal basis or consent applies.
4. Why we use cookies
To keep the website working, remember preferences, measure visits and conversions, improve pages and diagnose technical issues.
5. Managing or withdrawing consent
You can accept, refuse or review preferences when the notice is available. You can also block or delete cookies in your browser.
6. Third-party cookies
Some external services may create their own cookies, for example for measurement, video, maps, anti-abuse protection or integrations.
7. Relationship with the privacy policy
When a cookie or event involves personal data processing, the Apúntalo privacy policy also applies.
8. Changes
We may update this policy when tools, cookies or legal criteria change.
OpenAI Ads
With your consent, we use the OpenAI Ads pixel on the home and sector pages to attribute visits and clicks on «Create agenda» to ChatGPT ads. It uses __oppref (30 days) and __obref (365 days) cookies. If advanced matching is enabled for the pixel, it may detect contact details in public forms and send their SHA-256 hashes to improve attribution.