Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit a website. Local storage works in a similar way. We and our service providers use them to keep the website working, to remember your choices, to understand how the site is used and, where you allow it, to measure and improve our marketing.
Your choices
When you first visit, our cookie banner lets you allow all cookies, decline them, or choose by category. Until you make a choice, we use essential cookies only. Closing the banner without choosing does not count as consent, so it will appear again on your next page.
- Essential: keep your cart, your login session and checkout working, remember your cookie choice and help protect the site against misuse. The website cannot work properly without them, so they are always on.
- Analytics: help us understand which pages and products are popular, how visitors move around the site and where something is not working. We use Google Analytics and Microsoft Clarity for this.
- Personalization: let the website remember choices you make, such as your region, and tailor features and content to you.
- Marketing: help us measure and show advertising that is more relevant to you. These are set by our advertising partners, and we use them only where you have agreed.
Your choice is stored in a cookie called avyra_consent for 180 days. You can change or withdraw it at any time with the Cookie settings link at the bottom of every page.
Services we use
- Google Analytics 4 (Google): counts visits and shows how visitors reach and use the site. We also send it events such as product views, items added to the cart, the start of checkout, completed purchases, forms sent and clicks on our WhatsApp, phone and email links. It does not receive your name, email address, phone number, address or payment details.
- Google Tag Manager (Google): loads our other tags. It passes on your cookie choice to Google’s tags (Google Consent Mode) so they respect it, and does not collect personal information itself.
- Microsoft Clarity (Microsoft): records anonymised heatmaps and session replays showing where visitors click and scroll, so we can improve the layout. It loads only if you allow analytics. We mask what you type into form fields.
- Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools: show us how our site appears in search results, which searches lead to it and whether pages have errors. They report on search activity, not on you as an individual, and do not place cookies on your device through our site.
- Google Business Profile: our business listing on Google Search and Maps. If you call us, ask for directions, post a review or otherwise use the listing, Google’s own privacy policy applies to that activity.
- Google Merchant Center: we share product information (names, descriptions, images, prices and availability) with Google so our products can appear in Google Shopping and search. This does not include personal information.
- Advertising and measurement tags: if we run advertising campaigns we may add tags, for example from Google Ads or Meta, through Google Tag Manager. They load only in the Marketing category, after you agree.
- Our online store: the software that runs our shop notes how you arrived at the site (for example from a search engine or a link) in cookies beginning with sbjs_, so we can see which channels lead to orders.
Typical cookies
- avyra_consent (essential, 180 days): your cookie choice.
- woocommerce_cart_hash, woocommerce_items_in_cart, wp_woocommerce_session_* (essential, session to two days): your cart and checkout.
- wordpress_logged_in_*, wordpress_sec_* (essential, session to a few days): keep you signed in if you have an account.
- _ga, _ga_* (analytics, up to 2 years): Google Analytics, to tell visits and visitors apart.
- _clck, _clsk (analytics, one day to one year): Microsoft Clarity, to link page views into a visit.
- sbjs_* (up to 6 months): how you arrived at the site.
Names and lifetimes are set by the providers and may change.
Managing cookies
Besides our cookie banner, you can block or delete cookies in your browser settings. If you block essential cookies, parts of the website, such as the cart and checkout, may stop working. You can also install Google’s Analytics opt-out add-on. Some browsers offer a “Do Not Track” setting; because there is no common standard for it, our website does not currently respond to such signals.
To learn how these companies handle data, see the Google Privacy Policy and the Microsoft Privacy Statement.