Aim and Scope of Cookie Policy
This Cookie Policy describes the ways in which personally identifiable information about natural persons (hereinafter Users) who visit and use the RLS website (/eng) (hereinafter Website) is collected, stored and further processed by RLS Merilna tehnika d.o.o., Poslovna cona Žeje pri Komendi, Pod vrbami 2, 1218 Komenda, Slovenia (hereinafter RLS), through cookies. This Cookie Policy also details the collection, through cookies, of certain information which are not personally identifiable, as they are collected, stored and further processed in anonymised form.
In addition to this Cookie Policy, the collection, storing and processing of personal data of Users, some of which are also being acquired by RLS through cookies, is detailed in the Privacy Policy.
Contact Email
You can send any inquiries about personal data, including claims and demands, to gdpr@rls.si.
What are Cookies and Why are They Being Used on the Website, First-Party and Third-Party Cookies
Cookies are small files that get stored on your device (e.g. computer, tablet, telephone) with which you access the Website. What cookies get stored may depend on your device (web browser) settings. Upon each subsequent visit to the Website, the Website checks the contents of the cookies stored on your device.
Generally, the purpose of cookies is a better experience on the Website or ease of use of the Website for Users. Some cookies also help RLS pursue its legitimate interests, e.g. to sell more products or to get to know better the needs of Users. Example: The User puts some products in the shopping cart but doesn’t checkout. The products get stored in the cookie which is saved on User’s computer. Upon the next visit of the Website, the Website reads the information stored in the cookie and fills the shopping cart with the products. The User can checkout, thus saving time by not having to search for products again. At the same time, RLS increases the chance of selling the products in the cart.
Some cookies are placed on Users’ devices by RLS. These are called first-party cookies. Some cookies are placed on Users’ devices by other entities. These are called third-party cookies.
Legal Grounds for the Use of Cookies
The use of cookies is governed by the Electronic Communications Act (Zakon o elektronskih komunikacijah, ZEKom-2), Article 225.
RLS uses cookies that are strictly necessary for the functioning of the Website or the service without consent, as that Article permits. You can disable them in your web browser settings, but the Website may then not work correctly.
All other cookies — statistics and marketing — are used only with your explicit consent, which you give in the cookie banner shown on your first visit. You can change or withdraw that consent at any time by choosing Cookie settings in the footer of any page. Withdrawing it deletes the cookies concerned and reloads the page, so that nothing further is loaded.
Which Cookies are Being Used
The table below lists the name of each cookie, what it does, how long it lasts, whether it is set by RLS (first party) or by another company (third party), and which of the three categories it belongs to: Necessary, Statistics or Marketing. Only the necessary ones are set without your consent.
|
Name of the Cookie |
Functionality |
Duration |
1st Party / 3rd Party |
Category |
|
rls_consent |
Records your cookie choice — which categories you allowed — so you are not asked again on every page. Set by RLS. |
1 year |
first party |
Necessary |
|
rls_region |
Stores the region and currency worked out from your IP address, so prices are shown in the right currency. Set by RLS. |
24 hours |
first party |
Necessary |
|
_ga |
Google Analytics. Distinguishes visitors by a randomly generated number, so visits can be counted without identifying anyone. |
2 years |
third party |
Statistics |
|
_ga_Q6XQFR9DXF |
Google Analytics. Keeps the session state for this particular RLS property. |
2 years |
third party |
Statistics |
|
_clck |
Microsoft Clarity. Ties a visitor to a Clarity user id, so repeat visits are recognised in the usage measurements. |
1 year |
third party |
Statistics |
|
_clsk |
Microsoft Clarity. Groups the page views of a single visit into one session. |
1 day |
third party |
Statistics |
|
_gcl_au |
Google Ads. Records which advertisement brought a visitor to the Website, so an enquiry can be attributed to it. |
90 days |
third party |
Marketing |
|
_uetsid |
Microsoft Advertising (UET). Identifies a single visit, for advertising measurement. |
1 day |
third party |
Marketing |
|
_uetvid |
Microsoft Advertising (UET). Recognises a returning visitor across visits, for advertising measurement. |
13 months |
third party |
Marketing |
|
_lfa |
Dealfront (Leadfeeder). Recognises which company a business visitor belongs to, from the network they browse from. Also stored in the browser’s local storage. |
2 years |
third party |
Marketing |
Besides cookies, the Website stores a small amount of data in your browser’s local storage: your shopping cart and, during checkout, the identifier of your order — both necessary for the shop to work — and, if you have allowed marketing cookies, Dealfront’s _lfa identifier. Clearing your browser’s site data removes it.
Changes, Amendments and Updates
This Cookie Policy may be changed, modified, amended or updated at any time, without prior notification. Any changes of or amendments to this Cookie Policy shall be published on the Website. By continuing to use the Website after the change, the User confirms to be aware of the changes and modifications.
This Cookie Policy shall be effective as of 19 August 2026.
