What are cookies?

A cookie is a text file placed on your computer, mobile device or device connected to your computer.

What kind of cookies are there?

There are different types of cookies. Functional cookies are placed to ensure that the website is functioning properly.

Aside from the functional cookies, there are cookies to give you a more relevant web experience and serve relevant adver­tise­ments. In the cookie settings above, you can switch on/off cookies and settings which we use to make our content or adver­tise­ments more relevant for you. More information on these cookies and settings can be found below.

Functional cookies

Webfleet websites and services need to be able to store and retrieve information to provide you with the service or information you asked for. For example your language setting and username for logging in. This is done through functional cookies. This storage and retrieval of information only happens when you use such a service. As these cookies are needed for a well-func­tioning website and to deliver the service they will be placed on your device. Further we use site analytic cookies. We use Google Analytics, Google Optimize, Hotjar, and Google Tag Manager to collect site analytics to constantly improve our website.

Person­al­ization & adver­tisement cookies and settings

When you are visiting our website or see our adver­tise­ments, we would like to give you a more relevant, person­alized experience. In order to do this, we use person­al­ization & adver­tisement cookies and settings. With these cookies we collect information about your interests and use this information to give you a more person­alized experience. We use the following cookies and settings:

• Adwords: To offer you relevant adver­tise­ments when you use the Google search engine or exclude you from seeing Webfleet adver­tise­ments in Google.
• DoubleClick: To offer you relevant adver­tise­ments on webfleet.com or on external websites. DoubleClick is owned by Google. Here's a link to their privacy policy: https://www.google.com/policies/privacy/
• Facebook: To offer you relevant adver­tise­ments on Facebook, we use a Facebook cookie. This cookie is also placed when you have no Facebook account. By sharing your interests with Facebook we are able to offer you more relevant adver­tise­ments.
• BlueKai: To offer you relevant adver­tise­ments in the BlueKai network.
• Bing: To offer you relevant adver­tise­ments when you use the Bing search engine or exclude you from seeing Webfleet adver­tise­ments in Bing.
• LinkedIn: To offer you relevant adver­tise­ments on LinkedIn or exclude you from seeing Webfleet adver­tise­ments on LinkedIn. Webfleet also uses LinkedIn Analytics to gather user information in connection with our adver­tise­ments shown to you via LinkedIn. We receive general LinkedIn data about users who have seen our adver­tisement such as details about Industry, Job Role, Region, and Company size. Together with the cookie information, we use this data to measure the effec­tiveness of our online campaigns. If you visit Webfleet websites after you have clicked on our adver­tisement, we see your interaction with our adver­tise­ments and use that information for performance measure­ments and improvement of our websites. This data is also sent to LinkedIn and its affiliates to help them to understand the performance of our adver­tise­ments (e.g. downloaded a white paper or filled in a contact form on the Webfleet site).
• Pardot & Salesforce: To understand what our Business customers are interested in when visiting our website. With this information we can give our Business customers more relevant information.
• Lead Forensics: We would like to follow up Business visitors who visited our Telematics website. To do this, the company address of the Business visitor is derived from the IP address by Lead Forensics. We use this information and the products they viewed on our Telematics website for marketing and sales purposes.

If you do not want these cookies or settings to be placed, just simply untick the cookie setting above and save your settings.

Does Webfleet use any other technologies than cookies?

Cookies are the main method used but sometimes information is stored and retrieved using other technologies, such as file transfer and Web APIs (Web Application Programming Interfaces) e.g. when you attach a device to your computer.