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COOKIE POLICY

This Cookie Policy explains what cookies and similar technologies are, which types we use on this website, for what purposes, on which legal basis, how you can manage them, and what privacy implications they may have under the laws applicable in Europe and, where relevant, in certain jurisdictions of the United States.

This Policy must be read together with our Legal Notice and our Privacy Policy.

1. Website Owner

Owner: MD FORMACION Y PROCESOS, S.L.
Tax ID (NIF): B97455380
Registered address: Calle Uruguay 8, 12, 46007 Valencia, Spain
Contact email: hola@inscolearning.com
Website: INSCO Learning

2. What Are Cookies and Similar Technologies?

Cookies are small files or devices for storing and retrieving data that are downloaded to your device when you access certain websites, applications or digital services.

Cookies and similar technologies may serve multiple purposes, such as:

  • enabling the technical operation of the website;
  • remembering your preferences or settings;
  • measuring audiences, traffic or browsing behavior;
  • improving performance, security and user experience;
  • personalizing content;
  • enabling the integration of third-party content;
  • carrying out analytics, marketing or behavioral advertising activities, where applicable.

For the purposes of this Policy, when we refer to “cookies,” we also include equivalent technologies such as pixels, tags, SDKs, local storage, advertising identifiers, scripts or similar technologies, where applicable.

3. Types of Cookies We May Use

Depending on the purpose and the configuration active on the website at any given time, we may use the following categories of cookies or equivalent technologies:

3.1. Strictly necessary or technical cookies

These are cookies that are essential for the proper operation of the website, to allow browsing, manage security, remember basic session choices, balance traffic loads, prevent fraud, control consent or enable essential functions requested by the user.

These cookies do not require prior consent where they are strictly necessary to provide the requested service or for the technical operation of the website.

3.2. Preference or personalization cookies

These cookies allow us to remember certain user settings or preferences, such as language, region, browser type, interface or certain display options.

3.3. Analytics or measurement cookies

These cookies allow us to collect information about website usage, number of visits, consulted sections, browsing times, user behavior, website performance and aggregated or pseudonymized metrics, in order to analyze and improve our content, services and digital experience.

3.4. Behavioral advertising, marketing or targeted advertising cookies

These cookies allow the management of advertising spaces, measurement of campaign effectiveness, limitation of repeated ads, creation of advertising profiles or display of promotional content based on browsing habits, interests or previous interactions, whether on this website or across other digital environments.

3.5. Third-party, social media and embedded content cookies

Certain website features may integrate services or content provided by third parties, such as video players, map tools, forms, widgets, external platforms, social buttons or other technological solutions. In such cases, those third parties may place their own cookies or equivalent technologies, subject to their respective policies.

4. Legal Basis for the Use of Cookies

4.1. Europe

Within the European Economic Area and in any jurisdiction requiring a prior consent framework for non-essential cookies:

  • strictly necessary cookies will be used on the basis of technical or functional necessity to provide the requested service;
  • analytics, non-essential personalization, marketing, behavioral advertising or equivalent cookies will only be installed or activated if the user gives prior consent through a clear affirmative action.

Continued browsing, silence or inaction shall not in themselves be treated as valid consent for non-essential cookies.

4.2. United States and other jurisdictions

In certain U.S. jurisdictions, the use of cookies, pixels, SDKs or other third-party technologies may involve personal data processing subject to additional information obligations or opt-out rights, especially where used for advanced analytics, behavioral advertising, sharing, sale or targeted advertising as defined under applicable law.

5. How We Obtain and Manage Your Consent

When you first access the website, and whenever legally required, a preference panel or management tool will be displayed allowing you to:

  • accept all cookies;
  • reject all non-essential cookies;
  • configure your preferences by category;
  • review or modify your decision later.

Non-essential cookies should not be installed before the user accepts or configures them, except where permitted under applicable law.

Users may also withdraw their consent at any time as easily as they gave it, by accessing the cookie settings panel or the preference management tool made available on the website.

6. What Specific Information Is Provided About Each Cookie

The current and specific information about the cookies or equivalent technologies active on this website at any given time is provided through the cookie settings tool or cookie declaration integrated into this page, which forms part of this Cookie Policy.

Such information will include, where applicable:

  • the name of the cookie or technology;
  • the provider or third party placing it;
  • its category or type;
  • its purpose;
  • its duration or retention period;
  • whether it is first-party or third-party;
  • information on international transfers, where applicable.

In the event of any discrepancy between a general description and the up-to-date technical declaration displayed in the configuration tool, the latter shall prevail in relation to the cookies actually active at any given time.

7. Third-Party Cookies and International Transfers

Certain cookies or technologies may be managed by third parties located outside the European Economic Area or with access from third countries.

Where this occurs, we will adopt or require, as applicable, appropriate mechanisms to legitimize the international transfer of data, such as:

  • adequacy decisions;
  • standard contractual clauses;
  • additional contractual commitments;
  • adherence to recognized frameworks valid in the relevant jurisdiction, where applicable.

In the case of services or providers established in the United States, some international transfers or remote access may rely, depending on the circumstances, on legal mechanisms recognized under the applicable law at the relevant time.

8. Advertising, Profiling and U.S. Opt-Out Rights

Where we use cookies, pixels or similar technologies for advertising, advanced measurement, commercial personalization or cross-site tracking, such use may, under certain U.S. state laws, be considered:

  • a sale of personal data;
  • sharing for cross-context behavioral advertising;
  • targeted advertising;
  • or equivalent processing subject to an opt-out right.

Where required by law, users may exercise their opt-out rights with respect to such processing through:

  • the website cookie settings panel;
  • the privacy mechanisms we make available;
  • and, where applicable and legally required, universal preference signals such as Global Privacy Control.

For more information about privacy rights, please refer to our Privacy Policy.

9. Retention

Cookies may be either session cookies or persistent cookies:

  • session cookies are deleted when the browser is closed;
  • persistent cookies remain for the defined period unless the user deletes them earlier.

The specific retention period of each cookie will be indicated, where applicable, in the technical declaration or settings tool integrated into this page.

10. How to Disable or Delete Cookies Through Your Browser

In addition to the management options offered through our preference panel, users may allow, block or delete cookies directly through their browser or device settings.

However, disabling certain technical or necessary cookies may affect the functioning of the website, prevent access to certain sections or cause errors in certain services or features.

Browsers provide their own cookie configuration and deletion systems. As these may change over time, we recommend consulting the official documentation of the browser or device used.

11. Relationship with Other Personal Data Processing Activities

The use of cookies and similar technologies may involve the processing of personal data, especially where online identifiers, IP addresses, device identifiers, browsing habits or usage profiles are associated with them.

To learn how we process such data, for what purposes, on what legal basis, for how long, with whom it may be shared and what rights you have, please refer to our Privacy Policy.

12. Minors

Our website and services are not primarily directed to minors without the intervention, authorization or supervision required under applicable law.

If you believe that a minor has provided data through tracking technologies or website forms without valid authorization, you may write to hola@inscolearning.com.

13. Changes to the Cookie Policy

We may update this Cookie Policy where necessary due to legal, technical, operational changes, changes in the cookies used or changes in our providers or digital services.

Any material changes will be published on this page and, where appropriate, will also be reflected in the cookie settings panel or management tool.

Publication date: 10 April 2026

14. Contact

If you have any questions about this Cookie Policy or about the use of cookies and similar technologies on this website, you may contact us at:

MD FORMACION Y PROCESOS, S.L.
hola@inscolearning.com