Cookie Policy

1. General information

This Cookie Policy sets out the rules for using cookies and similar technologies on the website www.zabi.pl.

The website is operated by:

ZABI Sp. z o.o.
ul. Dworska 22
43-354 Czaniec, Poland
Tax identification number (NIP): 937-23-32-157

Contact for personal data protection matters: daneosobowe@zabi.pl

Cookies are small files or pieces of information stored on the user’s device while they use a website. Similar technologies may also include other identifiers and mechanisms that allow information to be stored on or read from the user’s device.

2. Why do we use cookies?

Cookies and similar technologies may be used, in particular, to:

  • ensure that the website functions properly and securely,
  • support the website’s basic functions,
  • manage user sessions,
  • support the shopping basket and ordering process,
  • remember the user’s consent settings,
  • produce anonymous or pseudonymous statistics on website use,
  • analyse how the website is used,
  • display content from external providers, such as maps, videos or product presentations.

3. Necessary cookies

Necessary cookies are required for the website to function properly and for users to use functions they have expressly requested.

They may be used, among other things, to:

  • maintain user sessions,
  • operate the shopping basket,
  • support the ordering process,
  • ensure website security,
  • remember the cookie settings selected by the user.

Necessary cookies may be used without additional user consent to the extent permitted by applicable law.

Blocking necessary cookies through browser settings may cause some website functions to work incorrectly.

4. Analytics cookies

With the user’s consent, the website may use tools to analyse how the website is used and improve its operation.

The following tools, in particular, may currently be used:

Google Analytics

Google Analytics enables statistics to be compiled about website use, such as the number of visits, pages visited, time spent on the website, traffic sources and how users navigate the website.

This tool is activated only after the user has given the relevant consent.

Microsoft Clarity

Microsoft Clarity is used to analyse how the website is used.

The tool may, among other things, enable the creation of user behaviour statistics, analysis of navigation patterns and activity maps.

Microsoft Clarity is activated only after the user has given the relevant consent.

5. Content from external providers

The website may contain content supplied by external providers.

This concerns, in particular:

  • Google Maps – maps and location information,
  • YouTube – video content,
  • external systems used to present products in 3D or provide other interactive content.

Providers of such services may use their own cookies or similar technologies and receive technical information about the user’s device.

Content requiring optional technologies is activated only after the user has given the relevant consent.

Without consent, some website elements, such as a map, video or 3D presentation, may not be displayed or may require an additional action by the user.

6. Managing cookie consent

When visiting the website for the first time, the user is offered a choice of settings for cookies and similar technologies.

In particular, the user may choose:

“Accept all”

Selecting “Accept all” means giving consent to the use of optional cookies and similar technologies in accordance with the information presented in the consent panel.

“Necessary only”

Selecting “Necessary only” means not consenting to the use of optional cookies and similar technologies.

In this case, the website uses only technologies necessary for its proper operation and for providing services requested by the user.

Closing the window using “X”

Closing the window using the “X” symbol does not mean consenting to the use of optional cookies or similar technologies.

Simply closing the panel does not activate tools that require the user’s consent.

Withholding consent to optional cookies does not remove access to the website’s basic functions.

7. Changing or withdrawing consent

The user may change their cookie settings or withdraw previously given consent at any time.

The consent management panel can be reopened using the relevant link in the website footer, such as “Cookie settings”.

Withdrawing consent should be as easy as giving it.

Withdrawal of consent does not affect the lawfulness of actions taken before it was withdrawn.

When settings are changed, the website adjusts the operation of optional cookies and other technologies requiring consent accordingly.

8. Browser settings

Independently of the settings available on the website, users may also manage cookies through their web browser settings.

Depending on the browser used, the available options may include:

  • deleting stored cookies,
  • blocking all or selected cookies,
  • blocking third-party cookies,
  • automatically deleting cookies at the end of a session,
  • receiving notifications when a cookie is about to be stored.

Restricting the use of necessary cookies may affect the proper functioning of the website.

9. Personal data

The use of cookies and similar technologies may involve processing information that, on its own or together with other data, may constitute personal data.

For technologies requiring consent, the basis for their use is the user’s consent.

Data associated with necessary technologies may be processed to the extent necessary to:

  • ensure that the website functions properly,
  • provide electronic services,
  • ensure security,
  • manage user settings.

Detailed information about the rules for processing personal data, the rights of data subjects and how to contact the controller is provided in the website’s Privacy Policy.

10. External service providers

In connection with the operation of the website, information may also be processed by external service providers, in particular:

  • Google – in connection with Google Analytics, Google Maps and YouTube,
  • Microsoft – in connection with Microsoft Clarity,
  • providers of technologies for presenting products in 3D or providing other interactive content.

The scope of data processed, their retention periods and the detailed operating rules for individual tools may depend on the provider concerned.

When using services of providers based outside the European Economic Area, data may be transferred outside the EEA in accordance with the mechanisms provided for by applicable personal data protection legislation.

11. Cookie retention periods

How long cookies are stored depends on their type and purpose.

Some cookies are session cookies and are deleted when the browser is closed.

Other cookies may be stored for a specified period or until the user deletes them.

Information about the user’s consent decisions may be stored for the period necessary to remember their settings and demonstrate the choices made.

12. Legal bases

Cookies and similar technologies are used in accordance with applicable law, in particular:

  • Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27 April 2016 – the GDPR,
  • the Polish Act of 12 July 2024 – Electronic Communications Law.

For cookies and technologies necessary to provide a service expressly requested by the user, consent is not required to the extent provided for by applicable law.

Other technologies, in particular analytics technologies and those associated with external content, are used after the relevant consent has been obtained from the user.

13. Changes to this Cookie Policy

This Policy may be updated, in particular, in the event of:

  • changes to how the website operates,
  • the addition or removal of tools used,
  • changes in service providers,
  • changes in applicable law,
  • changes in how user consent is managed.