COOKIE AND TRACKER POLICY
What is a cookie?
A cookie is a small text file placed on a device when visiting the Site, which may be read during subsequent visits.
The use of these cookies ensures a better browsing experience by offering you relevant content and the proper display of our website on your device.
In addition, ARPEJ uses these cookies to:
- Compile statistics and measure the audience of its Site;
- Identify users coming from its social media posts in order to assess their effectiveness;
- Personalise content according to its users’ interests.
We use a cookie manager (Consent Management Platform) to manage your cookie preferences, including your consent or refusal.
You can manage your choices at any time via the cookie management module available on the ARPEJ Site, which allows you to enable or disable certain categories of cookies.
What data do we collect?
Cookies collect all data relating to a device at a given time, in particular:
- The IP address of the device;
- The date, time and duration of the device’s connection to an element of the Site;
- The language of the browser;
- The web address of the page from which the device accessed the Site;
- The type of operating system of the device;
- The type and version of the browser.
What types of cookies do we use?
We use several types of cookies on our Site, the characteristics of which are described below.
- Strictly necessary cookies
These cookies are necessary for the proper functioning of the ARPEJ Site and are used to provide the services offered.
In particular, these cookies allow us to:
- Ensure the quality and security of browsing on the Site;
- Keep the information entered in forms;
- Remember the language used on the Site;
- Operate the “Camille” virtual assistant;
- Take your cookie choices into account.
In accordance with applicable regulations, these cookies do not require your consent. You can nevertheless block them by changing your browser settings. However, your experience on the Site may be affected and some features may become unavailable.
- Audience measurement cookies
Audience measurement cookies are used to compile statistics on visits to and use of the various elements of the Site (sections and content visited, user journey). They help us improve the functioning of the Site and the user experience.
These cookies are only placed with your consent. You can accept or refuse them, and withdraw your consent, at any time via the cookie management module permanently available on the Site.
- Marketing and advertising cookies
These cookies allow us to offer you advertising content tailored to your interests and to analyse the effectiveness of advertising campaigns.
These cookies are not essential to the functioning of the Site and are only used with your consent.
- Third-party and social media cookies
These cookies allow, in particular, content to be shared on social networks and users’ browsing to be analysed in order to offer relevant content.
In this context, the platforms concerned may act as data controllers, in accordance with their own data processing terms.
For more information, please refer to the privacy policies of the platforms concerned:
– YouTube;
– LinkedIn;
– Facebook;
– Instagram;
– TikTok.
These cookies are not essential to the functioning of the Site and are only used with your consent.
List of cookies used
Details of the cookies and trackers used on the Site (service concerned, purpose, retention period) are presented below.
How to manage your cookies?
Cookies that are strictly necessary for the functioning of our Site are enabled by default and do not require your consent.
Information about these cookies is nevertheless available via the cookie management module or in this Cookie and Tracker Policy. The lifespan of these cookies is limited to thirteen (13) months and is not automatically extended during new visits.
For other cookies that require your consent, you can accept or refuse them, and withdraw your consent at any time, via the cookie management module permanently available on the Site, or directly below.
Tracking pixels in emails
Some electronic communications sent by ARPEJ, in particular the newsletter, may include a technical device called a “tracking pixel”.
A tracking pixel is a very small image, generally invisible to the recipient, embedded in an email. When the message is opened, loading this image makes it possible to know whether the email has been read.
ARPEJ uses these tracking pixels to:
- measure the opening and reading of its newsletters;
- better understand the interest shown in the content sent;
- improve the relevance of the information provided;
- measure the effectiveness of information campaigns in order to improve them.
You can object to the use of tracking pixels via the rights request form.
When making your request, please enter the following statement in the “Description” field: “I object to the use of tracking pixels in ARPEJ newsletters.”
You can also contact the Data Protection Officer at the following address: dpo@arpej.fr.
Changes and updates to this Cookie and Tracker Policy
We may amend certain provisions of this Policy in order to comply with regulatory obligations or with legal and technical developments.
Where applicable, we will update the date of the last update and indicate the date on which the changes were made. We invite you to consult this page regularly to be informed of any changes.
This Cookie and Tracker Policy was last updated on 18/09/2026.
If you have not found an answer to one of your questions in this Policy, you can contact us at dpo@arpej.fr.