Cookie Policy

Cookies are small text files or similar pieces of information that may be stored on, or accessed from, a computer, phone, tablet or other device when you use a website or online service.

Similar technologies can include local storage, pixels, tags, software development kits, device identifiers and other technologies that store or access information on a user's device. In this Policy, we use “cookies” as a convenient term for cookies and comparable technologies.

EVRA is operated by Security Bookers Limited trading as EVRA, 3/4 Pembroke Street, Dublin 2, Ireland.

For cookies and related personal-data processing for which EVRA determines the purposes and means, EVRA is the data controller. Some third-party providers may also act as independent controllers for their own processing, as described in their applicable privacy information.

EVRA may use cookies to operate and secure the Platform; keep users signed in; remember settings and preferences; support booking and checkout functionality; understand how the website and Platform are used; measure and improve performance; diagnose technical problems; and, where consent has been given, measure marketing or advertising effectiveness.

Depending on the technologies implemented on EVRA, cookies may fall into four broad categories: strictly necessary; functional and preference; analytics and performance; and marketing or advertising.

Not every category will necessarily be used at all times. The cookie preference centre and the cookie table in this Policy should reflect the technologies actually deployed on the live EVRA website.

These cookies are required to provide a service or functionality explicitly requested by the user or to carry out communications over a network. They may support login sessions, authentication, security, fraud prevention, load balancing, checkout or other essential Platform functions.

Where the applicable ePrivacy exemption applies, EVRA may use strictly necessary cookies without requesting consent. These cookies should not be used for unrelated analytics, profiling or advertising purposes.

These cookies may remember choices such as interface preferences or other settings that improve the user's experience.

Where a functional cookie is not strictly necessary for a service explicitly requested by the user, EVRA will obtain consent before setting or accessing it where required by law.

Analytics cookies help EVRA understand matters such as visitor numbers, pages viewed, navigation patterns, feature usage and website performance so that EVRA can improve the Platform.

EVRA will obtain consent before using analytics cookies or similar analytics technologies where required by Irish ePrivacy law. Analytics cookies must remain disabled until the user has given the required consent.

EVRA may in future use marketing, advertising, conversion-measurement or retargeting technologies to understand the effectiveness of campaigns or show more relevant advertising.

Such technologies will not be activated before the user has given the required consent. Refusing marketing cookies will not prevent a user from accessing the core EVRA Platform.

First-party cookies are set by or for EVRA. Third-party cookies or technologies may be set or accessed by external providers whose services are integrated with EVRA, for example analytics, communications, embedded content, security or marketing providers.

EVRA will identify relevant third parties in the live cookie table or preference centre where required. Third-party processing may also be governed by the provider's own privacy information.

Where consent is required, EVRA will provide clear information and a genuine choice before non-essential cookies are activated.

The consent interface should allow users to accept or reject non-essential cookies and, where relevant, choose between categories. Optional categories must not be pre-selected or switched on by default.

Choosing “Reject”, “Reject All” or an equivalent option must not activate analytics, marketing or other non-essential cookies. A user's choice should be recorded so that EVRA can respect the preference.

Users must be able to change or withdraw cookie consent at any time. EVRA should provide a persistent “Cookie Settings” or equivalent control on www.evra.ie so that users can reopen their preferences.

Withdrawing consent should be as easy as giving it. Withdrawal will not affect the lawfulness of processing that took place before consent was withdrawn.

Changing preferences will stop future use of the relevant optional technologies, but cookies already stored on a device may remain until they expire or are deleted unless the consent-management tool removes them.

Cookies may be session cookies, which generally expire when the browser session ends, or persistent cookies, which remain for a specified period.

EVRA will provide the name, provider, purpose and duration or lifespan of cookies and similar storage technologies actually deployed on the live Platform in the cookie table or preference centre.

The table below records the cookies and similar technologies actually deployed on the live EVRA website and Platform — their name, provider or domain, category, purpose, and duration or lifespan. It lists only technologies in active use, not technologies that are merely planned or under consideration.

Any future addition of analytics, advertising, conversion tracking, embedded media, chat, payment, authentication or other technology will trigger a review of the cookie inventory, consent configuration and this Policy.

Most browsers allow users to view, block or delete cookies through browser settings. Blocking strictly necessary cookies may cause parts of EVRA to stop working correctly.

Browser controls operate separately from EVRA's consent-management tool. Users should normally use EVRA's Cookie Settings control to manage consent for optional cookies used by EVRA.

EVRA may update this Cookie Policy when technologies, providers, legal requirements or Platform functionality change. The latest version will be published on www.evra.ie and the “Last updated” date will be revised.

Material changes to cookie use may also require EVRA to request consent again.

Where information collected through cookies or similar technologies constitutes personal data, EVRA processes that data in accordance with the EVRA Privacy Policy and applicable data-protection law, including the GDPR and Data Protection Act 2018.

The Privacy Policy explains purposes and lawful bases for personal-data processing, recipients, international transfers, retention and individual rights.

Questions about cookies, privacy or EVRA's use of tracking technologies may be sent to Security Bookers Limited trading as EVRA, 3/4 Pembroke Street, Dublin 2, Ireland.

Email: info@evra.ie · Website: www.evra.ie