Cookie policy

This website does not track you. Everything we store in your browser is technical, our own and listed in the table below, including what the panel uses.

Last updated: 20 September 2026

What this is, in one sentence

A cookie is a small file a website stores in your browser so it can recognise it on your next visit. Alongside cookies there are similar stores, such as local storage. The law treats them the same way, so we list all of them here even though technically not all are cookies.

We use no cookie to measure, profile or sell advertising. Each entry in the table exists so the website or the panel work: remembering you have seen the notice, keeping you signed in or remembering how you like the panel to look.

Everything we store in your browser

NameTypeWhat it doesDuration
ik-cookies-okLocal storage, first partyRemember you have already seen the cookie notice, so it is not repeated on every page.Until you clear your browser data.
ik_sesTechnical session cookie, first-party (panel only)Keeping you signed in to the panel after you sign in with Google.Until you close the browser. The server treats it as expired after 12 hours without activity or 30 days after sign-in.
ik_st, ik_vf, ik_rtTechnical cookies, first-party (sign-in only)Protecting sign-in with Google: a one-time code against impersonation and the page to return to.15 minutes at most; removed once sign-in completes.
ik_avisoTechnical cookie, first-partyTelling you on the sign-in screen why your session was closed.5 minutes.
ik_apariencia, ik_fmt_lecturas, ik_map_repuestosLocal storage, first-party (panel and demo)Remembering in this browser the look you chose for the panel and how you matched columns when importing readings or spare parts. It holds no personal data.Until you change it or clear the browser data.
ik_acc_avisoSession storage, first-party (panel only)Not repeating the previous-access notice every time you reload the page.Until you close the tab.

None of these entries requires your prior consent: all are technical and needed to provide the service you asked for, or store a preference you expressed yourself. This is the exception in article 22.2 of Spanish Law 34/2002 on information society services. None is used to follow you from one site to another. When you press “Sign in with Google” you move to Google's domain, where Google applies its own cookies under its own policy.

What the panel stores in your browser

Only what the table lists: the session, while you are signed in, and your look and import preferences. Your company's data (workers, documents, contracts) is not stored in the browser but on your account's server. The demo panel uses the same local preferences and has no session.

What you will not find on this site

When you click buy

Payment does not happen here. When you press the buy button you leave our domain and enter Stripe Payments Europe Ltd.’s, which is who processes the charge. Stripe sets its own cookies there, including those it needs for fraud detection, and they are governed by its own cookie policy, not by this one. We neither read them nor have access to them.

How to delete or block them

You can delete them at any time from your browser’s privacy settings, or stop them being stored at all. You do not need our permission and you do not need to tell us.

What happens if you delete them: you will see the cookie notice again, you will have to sign in with Google again and the panel will return to its default look. Nothing else: none of your company's data is stored in the browser, it is on the server.

Changes and contact

If one day we add anything that stores information in your browser, we will add it to the table above before switching it on and update the date. If anything on this page does not match what you see in your browser, write to info@industriakit.com: that is our mistake and we want to know.