Essential and security cookies are required for the core functions of the platform to work properly. For example, session handling, shopping cart data, form security and saving cookie consent are all handled through these cookies. Without this category, login, checkout and security verification may not work correctly. Additional security-related cookies such as spam and bot protection are also included in this group.

Advertising and attribution cookies are used to measure the performance of marketing campaigns and connect conversions to the correct ad source. These cookies store campaign source codes or ad click data and help identify which ad or partner link led to a visit, registration or sale.

Analytics and measurement cookies are used to collect data about visitor traffic and interactions. For example, they can record visited pages, time spent on a page and errors encountered. The collected data helps analyze site performance and improve the user experience. Cookies in this category are often created by analytics tools such as Google Analytics, but the definition here is technology-agnostic and covers any analytics service.

Functional and preference cookies personalize the web experience by remembering user preferences. For example, if the user selects a language or currency once, these cookies keep the same setting on later pages. This means preferences do not need to be entered again on every page, and the experience stays more consistent and practical.