Cookie Policy

Last updated: 14 October 2026.

Ocelot, the trading name of Pattterns S. Microcoop. de C-LM (tax ID F02611440), uses necessary storage to remember your preferences and, only with your permission, analytics and advertising measurement tools. Contact: info@ocelot.es.

Cookies and browser storage

Cookies are small files a website stores in your browser. Local storage remembers information in a similar way. Rejecting optional categories does not prevent you from browsing the website or submitting a form.

What this website uses

• Necessary preferences: Ocelot saves the local storage key ocelot-consent-v2 with your choice and its date. The choice is valid for 180 days; we ask again when it expires or the policy changes. You may delete it earlier through your browser.
• Security and editing: Turnstile verifies form submissions. The editing panel, restricted to authorised users, uses Keystatic and GitHub authentication. These are not advertising measurement tools.
• Visit analytics: Google Analytics 4 and Microsoft Clarity provide information on visits, pages viewed, clicks and scrolling. Clarity provides heatmaps and session recordings. These tools load only when you accept this category; our API does not send form contents to them.
• Advertising measurement: Google Ads and Meta Pixel relate visits and interactions to advertising campaigns using identifiers and browsing data. They load only when you accept this category. Meta may associate that information with your account under its policies.

Identifiers and lifetimes

The main identifiers expected for the configured tools are listed below. Providers and browsers may limit their duration or vary identifiers depending on the features used.

• Google Analytics: _ga and _ga_*, distinguishing visitors and sessions. This website sets a 180-day expiry without automatically renewing it on each visit.
• Microsoft Clarity: _clck, a visitor identifier (up to one year), and _clsk, grouping pages within a session (up to one day). Microsoft documents other identifiers in its cookie list.
• Google Ads: _gcl_* identifiers attribute interactions with advertisements, usually for 90 days. See Google's information.
• Meta Pixel: _fbp and, when arriving from an advertisement, _fbc, identifying the browser and visit source, usually for three months. See Meta's cookie policy.

The expiry of an identifier in your browser does not determine how long a provider retains reports or data. Our privacy policy explains processing and your rights.

Accepting, rejecting or changing your choice

The banner lets you accept all, reject optional tools, or configure analytics and advertising separately. You can change or withdraw consent using “Manage cookies” on the website. If you withdraw an active category, the page reloads to stop its scripts and identified first-party measurement cookies are deleted. Cookies from other domains are managed through your browser or the relevant provider.

You may also delete cookies and local storage in your browser settings. The website will ask for your choice again. Measurement tools remain disabled on our test websites.

Providers and external services

Google, Microsoft and Meta may process data outside the European Economic Area. See the policies of Google, Microsoft and Meta, and the international transfer information in our privacy policy. External links and players, such as YouTube, Vimeo and Microsoft Bookings, are also governed by their providers' terms when used.