Cookie Notice

Last Updated: June 20, 2023

As with many websites, our website uses a technology called "cookies." A cookie is a collection of information that gets stored on the hard drive of your computer when browsing the Internet. These small bits of code automatically identify your browser to the website whenever your computer is used to visit the website. Cookies also let us know how many people visit the website and where visitors go on the website. In addition, cookies can let us know non-personally identifiable information, like how many times a user has been on certain pages. When we refer to “cookies” in this policy, we intend this term to include cookies, pixel tags, clear GIFs, and similar “tracking technologies” used by websites. For registered users, cookies can make using the website easier for you by saving information such as your passwords or preferences. By tracking how and when you use the website, cookies help us determine which areas are popular and which are not. Many improvements and updates to the website are based on data obtained from cookies. Accepting cookies allows you, among other things, to personalize your experience on the website. Cookies may also allow the website to present to you advertising that may be of interest to you. Some areas of the website may not provide you with a personalized experience if you have disabled the use of cookies. Some of our business partners (e.g., advertisers) use cookies on our website. For more information about how we use information we collect on our website, including information we collect through cookies, please review our Privacy Statement.

Cookies are categorized according to their function and which website is placing the cookies, as follows:

Strictly Necessary Cookies: These cookies are never blocked or turned off because they are necessary for websites to function. They are essential in order to enable visitors to move around the website and use its features, such as accessing secure areas of the website. Without these cookies, services the visitor has asked for, like shopping baskets or e-billing, cannot be provided.

Performance Cookies (Also sometimes called “Statistics Cookies”): These cookies collect information about how visitors use the website, such as which pages visitors go to most often, and if they get error messages from website pages, so that the website owner can better understand how the website is being accessed and used. They don’t collect information that identifies a visitor, and only collect information that is aggregated. We use these cookiesto improve how the website works. Examples of these types of cookies include Google Analytics and Adobe Analytics.

Functionality Cookies (also sometimes called “Preference Cookies”): These cookies allow websites to remember choices individual visitors make (such as their user name, language or the region) and provide enhanced, more personal features. These cookies can also be used to remember changes visitors have made to text size, fonts and other parts of web pages that visitors can customize. They may also be used to provide services visitors have asked for such as watching a video or commenting on a blog. The information these cookies collect may be anonymized and they cannot track browsing activity on other websites.

Targeting Cookies (also sometimes called “Advertising Cookies” or “Marketing Cookies”): These cookies are used to deliver advertisements more relevant to website visitors and their interests. They are also used to limit the number of times visitors will see an advertisement, and to help measure the effectiveness of the advertising campaigns. They are usually placed by advertising networks with the website operator’s permission. Targeting Cookies remember that a visitor has visited a website and this information is shared with other organizations such as advertisers. Quite often, targeting or advertising cookies will be linked to website functionality provided by the other organization. These cookies might track a website user’s online activity after leaving the website. Examples of these types of cookies include Facebook pixels, Google Ad cookies, and LinkedIn pixels.

Social Media Cookies. These cookies are set by social media services that are added to a website to allow site visitors to share content with connections. These cookies can track browser use across sites to build a profile of a visitor's interests. This may impact the content and messages seen on other sites. These cookies are placed on your computer or device if you click on a social media icon that appears on a website. We do not include social media cookies in our cookie chart, below.

The length of time a cookie collects information from your device depends on the type of cookie. We use two general types of cookies on our website, in addition to the more specific cookies above:

Session cookies are temporary cookies which only exist during the time you use our website (or more strictly, until you close the browser after using one of our websites). Session cookies help a website remember what you chose on the previous page, avoiding the need to re-enter information and improving your experience while using that website.

Persistent cookies stay on your device after you’ve visited a website and enable the website remembers you the next time you visit. Persistent cookies help us identify you as a unique user/visitor of our website. Persistent cookies may collect information from your device for a set period of time, or in perpetuity (or, until your browser/cache is cleared).

In this notice, we also distinguish between the cookies that originate from our website (“First Party Cookies”) and the cookies that originate from other websites (“Third Party Cookies”).

Here are the specific cookies that we place on your computer if you use the website:

Performance Cookies

FIRST PARTY

THIRD PARTY

Functional Cookies

FIRST PARTY

THIRD PARTY

Targeting Cookies

FIRST PARTY

THIRD PARTY

Your Choices

There are multiple ways website visitors can control the use and placement of cookies on their device.

Cookie Consent Tool. When visiting our website for the first time, an banner is displayed that allows you to control or manage the use of cookies that are not strictly necessary. Our Cookie Consent Tool can be used to customize your cookie preferences. The Cookie Consent Tool will record when you have consented to our Cookie Policy and will ask for consent on an annual basis to ensure you stay up-to-date with changes to our Cookie and Privacy Policies. Specifically, the Cookie Consent Tool permits you to control the non-essential cookies set when using our websites. Please note, the required or essential cookies cannot be managed, nor can the Cookie Consent Tool be used to block cookies on third-party websites linked from our websites.

Using Your Browser. The browsers of most computers, smartphones, and other web-enabled devices are typically set up to accept cookies. If you wish to change your cookie preferences for any website, you can do this through your browser settings. Your browser’s “help” function will tell you how to do this. However, please remember that cookies are often used to enable and improve certain functions on our websites. If you choose to switch certain cookies off, it is likely to affect how a particular website works. To find out how to manage cookies on popular browsers, you can visit www.allaboutcookies.org.

Contact Us

If you have questions or concerns regarding this Cookie Notice, please contact us by writing to us at TeamBuildr LLC, ATTN: Privacy Manager, 9466 Georgia Ave #2141 Silver Spring, MD 20910, or by emailing us at privacy@teambuildr.com.

If you are located in the EU or UK, you may contact us through our EU/UK Representative, whose information is located in our Privacy Statement.