Cookie policy
Last updated: 1 August 2026
What cookies are
Cookies are small files that a website can store in your browser or on your device when you visit it.
They can be used to make the page work, remember preferences, protect forms, gather usage statistics or embed third-party services.
Similar technologies may also be used, such as local storage, pixels, tags and identifiers.
Who is responsible
- Controller
- Jaime Palop
- Trading name
- Arbya
- Website
- arbyasolutions.com
Categories of cookies
This website may use the following categories:
Strictly necessary cookies
Needed for browsing, for the page to work, to protect the form, for security and to manage privacy preferences.
Preference cookies
These remember certain choices you have made.
Analytics cookies
These provide statistics on how the website is used, such as pages visited, device type and how people arrive.
Third-party cookies
Some features rely on external services, such as anti-spam systems, analytics tools, calendars, video, maps or embedded content.
Those providers may set their own cookies.
Cookies and technologies in use
These are the technologies the website uses at the moment:
Our own necessary cookies
Provider: Arbya, running on WordPress. Purpose: keep the administrator session open, protect the contact form against automated submissions and remember the language preference. Duration: from the browsing session up to one year, depending on the cookie.
Meta pixel
Provider: Meta Platforms Ireland Limited. Purpose: measure how Arbya advertising performs on Facebook and Instagram, and attribute incoming enquiries to those ads. Duration: up to 90 days for the main cookie. Third-party technology involving an international data transfer.
Calendly
Provider: Calendly LLC. Purpose: display the booking calendar for the intro call. It only comes into play when that calendar opens, after the form has been sent. Duration: as set by the provider in its own policy. Third-party technology involving an international data transfer.
This inventory is reviewed whenever an external tool or service is installed, removed or changed.
Managing your preferences
Cookies can be blocked or deleted from your browser settings, as explained in the next section.
Personalised advertising from Meta can also be turned off from the ad preferences of your own Facebook or Instagram account.
Refusing non-essential cookies does not stop you reading the main content of the website, although it may limit some external features, such as the booking calendar.
Browser settings
You can also block or delete cookies from your browser settings.
Turning off certain necessary cookies may affect how parts of the website work.
External providers
External providers handle information under their own policies and terms.
The third parties involved in this website are identified, together with their purpose and duration, in the section “Cookies and technologies in use” above.
Changes to this policy
We may change this cookie policy when the cookies, plugins, providers or applicable law change.
The date shown at the top identifies the version currently published.
Contact
For any question about cookies, write to: