Cookie Policy
1. Who are we?
SPORT 2000 FRANCE is a simplified joint-stock company with share capital of 500,000 euros, whose registered office is located at Route d'Ollainville, 91520 EGLY, registered with the Trade and Companies Register of EVRY under number 421 925 918, intra-community VAT number FR 31 421925918, SIRET number 42192591800011, tel: +33 1.69.26.20.00, fax: +33 1.69.90.32.89, email address: contact@sport2000.fr (hereinafter "the company" or "we"). To learn more about our company, click here.
Sport 2000 is a group of independent retailers operating under the Sport 2000 brand, organized as a cooperative. The company specializes in the distribution of sports items. As such, it offers a ski equipment rental service.
It operates this website, publicly accessible at the URL https://location-ski.sport2000.fr/ (hereinafter "the site"). The site aims to provide internet users (i.e. any individual or legal entity who visits or uses the site, hereinafter "users" or "you") with information to discover the company's activity and services, as well as its news (events, publications, etc.).
The site also offers features allowing users to contact the company (contact request, unsolicited application or response to a job offer, etc.) or to subscribe to the newsletter.
The company also markets its products/services via the site and offers users, under certain conditions, the ability to create a personal account.
The company uses cookies and other trackers or similar technologies (hereinafter "cookies") on the site. These may be installed in the user's browser subject to the choices and options that the user has expressed or may express at any time in accordance with this policy.
2. What is a cookie?
Cookies are files of limited size, generally made up of letters and numbers, deposited by a web server in a user's browser in order to send status information to said browser and likewise obtain such information back from the browser. Status information may include, for example, a session identifier, a language, an expiration date, a response domain, etc.
There are different types of cookies:
Session cookies, which disappear as soon as the user closes the browser or leaves the site;
Persistent cookies, which remain until their lifespan or validity expires, or until the user deletes them using their browser's features, for example.
3. What cookies do we use and for what purposes?
3.1 Internal cookies necessary for the site to function or to improve the user experience
These cookies allow the site to function optimally. The user can object to them and delete them using their browser settings (see below). However, in this case, the user experience may be degraded.
These are the following cookies:
No. | Name | Purpose | Lifespan |
|---|---|---|---|
1 | sp2ktracker | Cookie allowing the internet user to be "tracked" and thus enabling determination of the origin of the booking (national, minisite, vap, etc.) | 30 days |
2 | userChoices | Cookie allowing storage of customers' booking information (resort, stay date, store, cart ID, etc.) | 30 days |
3 | APISID | Cookie used by Google Maps | 720 days |
4 | HSID | Cookie containing, in encrypted and digitally signed form, the user's Google account identifier as well as their most recent login dates and times | 720 days |
5 | SID | Cookie containing, in encrypted and digitally signed form, the user's Google account identifier as well as their most recent login dates and times | 720 days |
6 | AEC | Ensures the security of requests, prevents fraudulent attacks and protects user data (Google Consent / security) | 6 months (≈ 180 days) |
7 | SOCS | Stores the user's consent preferences as part of Google Consent Mode V2 | 13 months (≈ 395 days) |
8 | checkoutID | Temporary identifier associated with the cart or booking session | Session |
9 | lantern | Internal session identifier or browsing tracking for managing interactions on the site | 30 days |
10 | FPAU | Internal functional analysis cookie for customer journey | 6 months |
11 | ty_id | Internal technical identifier linked to the "ty_ead" cookie | 12 months (≈ 365 days) |
3.2 Visit statistics cookies
These cookies are used to generate visit statistics: tests, measurements and analysis of audience, traffic, browsing, and performance.
Their operation is based on identifying "unique visitors," which then allows measurement of the number of visits, the number of visitors, the number of pages viewed, the duration and path of browsing, visitor activity and interaction with the site, the frequency of visits (site or site pages), the performance of various site pages, etc.
These cookies therefore make it possible to understand how users arrive at a site and to reconstruct their journey. They are also intended to allow us to adapt the site to users' browsing requests and preferences.
These are the following cookies:
No. | Name | Purpose | Lifespan |
|---|---|---|---|
1 | Hotjar | Cookie used by Hotjar to anonymously track internet user browsing in order to improve site ergonomics and navigation | 30 min to 12 months |
2 | pa_privacy | Piano Analytics audience measurement | 30 days |
3 | pa_user | Piano Analytics audience measurement | 30 days |
4 | Axeptio | Consent management operation | 365 days |
5 | ABTasty | Used to measure the performance of variants as part of A/B tests and user experiments | Session |
6 | ABTastySession | Identifies the current session for A/B tests | 30 minutes |
7 | ABTastyUserId | Identifies a unique visitor to ensure consistency of tests between visits | 13 months |
8 | _clck | Microsoft Clarity cookie: measures user performance and interactions | 12 months |
9 | _uetvid | Unique Microsoft Ads / Clarity user identifier (measurement and targeting) | 13 months |
10 | _uetmsclkid | Microsoft Ads advertising click identifier (conversion correlation) | 90 days |
11 | MC1 | Microsoft Analytics identifier for behavioral tracking and aggregated analysis | 12 months |
12 | MicrosoftApplicationsTelemetryDeviceId | Clarity session identifier for analytical tracking | 12 months |
13 | MicrosoftApplicationsTelemetryFirstLaunchTime | Records the date of first visit for Clarity telemetry | 12 months |
14 | AMCV_EA76ADE95776D2EC7F000101@AdobeOrg | Adobe Marketing Cloud identifier (cross-domain visit tracking) | 13 months |
To learn more, the user is invited to visit the cookie information pages of the relevant publishers, as referenced in the table above.
3.3 Interactivity and social network cookies
The site relies on certain features offered by third-party sites, notably by means of social modules or plugins. These include:
Social media sharing buttons;
Lists (or feeds) of tweets;
Videos broadcast on the site;
…
The use of these features may allow said third-party sites to track users' browsing on our site, whether or not they are otherwise users of these third-party sites (i.e. whether or not they have created an account on these sites), whether or not they use the sharing buttons made available on our site, etc.
The cookies used in this context are as follows:
No. | Name | Purpose | Lifespan |
|---|---|---|---|
1 | _fbp | Interactivity and social networks | 2 months |
To learn more, the user is invited to visit the cookie information pages of the relevant publishers, as referenced in the table above.
3.4 Advertising cookies
These cookies enable the display of targeted (or behavioral or programmatic) advertisements to you on our site, based on your browsing profile and interactions with the internal sites you visit.
These are the following cookies:
No. | Name | Purpose | Lifespan |
|---|---|---|---|
1 | ga4VQPFVGP5T | Anonymous Google Analytics / Criteo identification cookie | 390 days |
2 | IDE | Used by Google DoubleClick to measure and report on an internet user's action after they have seen or clicked on one of the advertiser's ads, in order to measure the effectiveness of an ad and present the internet user with targeted advertisements | 390 days |
3 | Bing | Records internet user data, such as their IP address, geographic location, websites visited, ads clicked on, in order to optimize the display of ads based on the internet user's movements on websites using the same advertising network | 360 days |
4 | Adwords | Records internet user data, such as their IP address, geographic location, websites visited, ads clicked on, in order to optimize the display of ads based on the internet user's movements on websites using the same advertising network. More information: https://business.safety.google/privacy/ | 360 days |
5 | Leads Monitor | Records internet user data, such as their IP address, geographic location, websites visited, ads clicked on, in order to optimize the display of ads based on the internet user's movements on websites using the same advertising network. Only works with Weborama's AIMFAR tag | 360 days |
6 | AFFICHE_W | Third-party cookie used for ad personalization | 90 days |
7 | CONSENT | Third-party cookie used for ad personalization | 24 months |
8 | DSID | Third-party cookie used for ad personalization | 14 days |
9 | NID | Third-party cookie used for ad personalization | 180 days |
10 | OTZ | Third-party cookie used for ad personalization | 30 days |
11 | SAPISID | Third-party cookie used for ad personalization | 720 days |
12 | SIDCC | Third-party cookie used for ad personalization | 90 days |
13 | SSID | Third-party cookie used for ad personalization | 720 days |
14 | ty_ead | Third-party cookie used for ad personalization | — |
15 | ADS_VISITOR_ID | Google Ads / DoubleClick advertising identifier for measurement and retargeting | 30 days |
16 | DV | Used by Google to personalize ads based on user behavior | 24 hours |
17 | UULE | Records the user's approximate geographic location for geographic targeting | 6 hours |
18 | test_cookie | Checks whether the browser accepts advertising cookies before setting others | 15 minutes |
19 | MUID | Unique Microsoft Ads identifier for conversion tracking and ad targeting | 13 months |
3.5 CRM / marketing automation cookies
No. | Name | Purpose | Lifespan |
|---|---|---|---|
1 | hubspotutk | Unique HubSpot identifier used to link form submissions to a user and track leads | 13 months |
4. Consent
The installation of certain cookies is subject to user consent. Therefore, when the user visits the site, they are asked whether they accept the cookies that require their consent before being installed on their device. Cookies subject to such consent are only deposited if the user accepts them by continuing to browse another page of the site or by clicking OK.
5. Deleting and/or rejecting cookies
The user has several options for deleting and/or rejecting cookies and other similar trackers or technologies.
5.1 Browser settings
While most browsers are set by default to accept the installation of cookies, users may, if they wish, choose to accept all cookies, systematically reject them, or choose which ones they accept based on their issuer.
Users can also configure their browser (this must be done on each device: tablets, smartphones, computers, etc.) to accept or refuse cookies on a case-by-case basis before they are installed. They can also regularly delete cookies from their device via their browser.
For managing cookies and user choices, each browser's configuration is different. It is described in the browser's help menu, which lets the user know how to change their cookie preferences. For example:
For Internet Explorer™: here;
For Edge: here;
For Safari™: here and here;
For Chrome™: here;
For Firefox™: here;
For Opera™: here.
Users may also consult the CNIL guide available at the following address: https://www.cnil.fr/fr/cookies-les-outils-pour-les-maitriser.
Thus, the user can configure their browser to refuse cookies. In this regard, the user's attention is drawn to the fact that by configuring their browser to refuse cookies, certain features, pages, or areas of the site may not be accessible, for which the company cannot be held responsible.
5.2 Site module
Our site also offers, below, a cookie management module intended to allow the user to accept or refuse cookies. Manage your cookie preferences.
5.3 Opt-out of Piano Analytics audience measurement cookies
The opt-out option implemented by our Piano Analytics tool allows you to exclude your browsing data on the sport2000.fr site when using the Piano Analytics audience measurement tool, which collects statistical data.
To activate this option, you must first accept the Piano Analytics opt-out cookie. This acceptance ensures that your deactivation request will be recognized and remembered each time you visit the sport2000.fr site using the Piano Analytics audience measurement tool. This option will only be taken into account on the browser on which the opt-out cookie is deposited.
If you do not accept this cookie, if you subsequently delete it, or if you browse our sport2000.fr site in private browsing mode, we will not be able to detect your request and will continue to collect data tracking your browsing.
I understand that after activating this option, I will be counted as an internet user refusing to be audited and that my browsing data will be excluded from the data reported by Piano Analytics.
I understand that after reactivating this option, a new Piano Analytics cookie is deposited to allow the collection of audience measurement data on the sport2000.fr site using the Piano Analytics audience measurement tool.
Manage your cookie preferences
Certain features of this site rely on services offered by third parties. These features deposit cookies allowing these sites to track your browsing for the purposes of audience measurement, commercial prospecting, and social network sharing.
5.4 Cookie publisher opt-out modules
Some cookie publishers we use on our site offer dedicated opt-out modules. Users are therefore advised to review the information pages referenced in the tables above (see details of the cookies we use) in order to identify these modules where applicable.
For example, the user can view specific information on the Google Analytics opt-out add-on at the following page:
https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/181881?hl=fr&ref_topic=2919631. They can also choose to disable Google Analytics cookies directly by going to the following page: https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout.
5.5 Opt-out platforms
Several digital advertising industry platforms also offer users the option to refuse or accept cookies used by their member companies. These centralized mechanisms do not block the display of ads but prevent the installation of cookies used to tailor ads to the user's interests.
For example, the user can visit the site www.youronlinechoices.com to prohibit the installation of these cookies on their device. This site is offered by digital advertising professionals grouped within the European association EDAA (European Digital Advertising Alliance) and managed in France by the Interactive Advertising Bureau France.
The user can thus find out which companies are registered on this platform and offer the option to refuse or accept the cookies they use to tailor ads that may be displayed on the user's device based on their browsing information: http://www.youronlinechoices.com/fr/controler-ses-cookies/
This European platform is shared by hundreds of internet advertising professionals and constitutes a centralized interface allowing the user to express their refusal or acceptance of cookies that may be used to tailor ads displayed based on their browsing on their device.