Purpose
This policy explains cookies and equivalent technologies used on disocy.com, their practical purpose for the User and the mechanisms available to manage, modify or withdraw consent. For matters related to personal data processing and legal bases, consult the Privacy Policy.
Scope and definitions
This policy applies to services reachable from disocy.com and to the domains and subdomains included in the authorized digital network. For the purposes of this document, "cookie" includes cookies, local identifiers and equivalent technologies placed on the User's device to store or retrieve information.
Technical inventory and categories
The technical catalog and the classification by purpose are managed centrally. The current listing of categories and technical examples is:
- Necessary: Required for security, login, and basic site operation.
- Common examples:
__prerender_bypass,__next_preview_data,__next_hmr_refresh_hash__,next-auth.session-token,__Secure-next-auth.session-token,next-auth.csrf-token,__Host-next-auth.csrf-token,next-auth.callback-url,__Secure-next-auth.callback-url,disocy-cookie-consent
- Common examples:
- Preferences: Remembers settings like language and UX preferences.
- Common examples:
NEXT_LOCALE
- Common examples:
- Analytics: Helps us understand product usage to improve the service.
- Common examples:
_ga,_gid,_gat,plausible_visit
- Common examples:
- Marketing: Used for campaigns, ads, and retargeting in the future.
- Common examples:
_fbp,_fbc,_gcl_au,ttclid,li_fat_id
- Common examples:
Note: the classification may be updated for operational reasons. For controller and legal-basis information consult the Privacy Policy.
Operational effects by category
Typical impacts when disabling a category are:
- Necessary: enable core functions such as cart support, secure authentication, session maintenance and integrity. Blocking them may prevent completing purchases or accessing the account.
- Preferences: remember display options and User settings. Blocking them may reset defaults between sessions.
- Analytics: enable measurement of service usage and generation of operational metrics. Blocking them does not prevent browsing but limits analytics and service improvement.
- Marketing: measure campaign effectiveness and, where applicable, allow advertising personalization. Blocking them reduces personalization and campaign tracking.
See the technical inventory for concrete examples and provider references.
Consent management and preference control
- You may review, modify or withdraw your consent at any time via the consent manager: https://disocy.com/legal/cookie#preferences.
- For traceability, the system records the manager version and the User's choice: disocy-cookie-consent (version 1).
- Where applicable, the maximum retention period for consent is 365 days.
- You may also block or delete cookies through your browser settings. Guidance: https://www.allaboutcookies.org/.
Important: disabling strictly necessary cookies or certain preference cookies may prevent proper operation of features, including completing a purchase or accessing your account. If you experience a technical issue related to cookies, contact support@disocy.com.
Third-party cookies
Some cookies may be set by external providers. In such cases, purpose and processing are the responsibility of the third party that sets them. For controller, recipient and legal-basis information consult the Privacy Policy.
Do Not Track signals
There is no universal technical standard for Do Not Track (DNT) signals. Receiving a DNT signal does not automatically change the practices described in this policy. For rights and safeguards related to personal data processing consult the Privacy Policy.
Authorized digital network
- disocy.com (Main Website): Official Disocy website. Shop, piece archive, customer private area, DiD™ management and all core platform activity.
- auth.disocy.com (Authentication Portal): Subdomain dedicated to authentication. Handles login, registration and shared session management across all authorized Disocy domains.
- did.disocy.com (DiD™ Verification): Public authenticity verifier. Used to query and verify the authenticity and history of any DiD™ registered in the ecosystem.
- cdn.disocy.com (Public CDN): Authorized public asset delivery domain. Serves brand files, media assets and other static resources published by Disocy.
- fx.disocy.com (Exchange rates (FX)): Official Disocy foreign-exchange API. Supplies reference rates and currency conversion data for catalog pricing, checkout totals, invoices and internal reporting.
- disocy.co (.co Extension): Authorized network extension domain. Redirects to the main website.
- disocy.org (.org Extension): Authorized network extension domain. Redirects to the main website.
- disocy.eu (.eu Extension): Authorized domain for the European region. Redirects to the main website.
- disocy.link (.link Extension): Authorized extension domain for direct links. Redirects to the main website.
- disocy.net (.net Extension): Authorized network extension domain. Redirects to the main website.
- disocy.es (.es Extension): Authorized domain for Spain. Redirects to the main website.
- disocy.fr (.fr Extension): Authorized domain for France. Redirects to the main website.
- diso.cy (Short Domain): Authorized short domain (diso.cy) for compact link sharing. Redirects to the main website.
Claims and support
If you observe behavior you consider related to cookies, provide support with the following information to speed up processing:
- affected domain;
- order number or DiD™ number when applicable;
- approximate date and time of the incident;
- brief description of the observed behavior.
For matters related to returns, use the dedicated channel: returns@disocy.com.
Versions and updates
This policy may be revised for technical or regulatory reasons. Versions and consent traceability are managed through the system mechanisms and the variables referenced in this page.
INTEGRATED LEGAL LINKS
For a complete understanding of your relationship with Disocy, please review: