Cookies

What a cookie is

A cookie is a small file that a website asks your browser to store on your device, so you can be recognised on the next page view or the next visit. The rules on cookies are not only about cookies as a file format, but about anything a website stores on or reads from your device — including technologies such as local storage.

Cookies on this website

This website is run by Zoluvisor ApS (“we” and “us” on this page). The cookie banner is provided by Cookiebot from Usercentrics. The list below is generated from Cookiebot's regular scan of zoluvisor.com and shows each cookie with its purpose, provider and expiry, along with your current consent. You can change or withdraw your consent from the list at any time.

When you make a choice, Cookiebot records it together with the time and an anonymised IP address, so we can document it. This is described in our privacy policy (in Danish).

Visitor statistics

We want to know which pages are read, so we can write the right things. For that we use Cloudflare Web Analytics. It only loads if you accept statistics in the cookie banner.

The tool sets no cookies and does not use your browser's storage. It reads technical information from your browser, such as the operating system, and sends it to Cloudflare together with the page address, the page you came from and how quickly the page loaded. Your IP address is sent to Cloudflare as part of the request. Cloudflare states that the tool does not fingerprint visitors or track them across websites. We only see totals. How this is processed, and on which legal basis, is described in our privacy policy (in Danish).

The booking page

Our booking page runs on Microsoft Bookings and is hosted on Microsoft's domain, so its cookies are not included in the list above. When we last checked, in September 2026, it set the cookies below. Microsoft does not publicly describe all of the names, so the purposes are our best assessment.

Necessary for booking to work

• ak_bmsc, bm_sv — protect the page against automated attacks and bots (Akamai).
• MS0, isRTL, ecsETagStamped — keep track of your visit, text direction and page setup while the page is open.
• OIDC, msal.cache.encryption, msal.version — used by Microsoft's sign-in component, which the page loads.
• olk-BookingsC2OwaPreloadStrings, olk-LogicalRing_cacheKey_globalAccount — store the page's text and technical setup so it loads faster.
• olk-OwaLocale, olk-UsersNormalizedTheme — remember language and colour theme.

Statistics and telemetry at Microsoft

• mats-telemetry-profile-id — an ID Microsoft uses to measure how its sign-in component performs.
• olk-OwaSessionCount — counts how many times you have opened the page.
• MC1 — a visitor ID Microsoft uses for statistics across its websites.
• ClientId, olk-OwaClientId — an ID for your browser, which Microsoft likely uses for troubleshooting and operations.

We cannot turn these off. That is why we ask before you continue to the booking page, and you only go there if you accept. If you want to avoid them, write to contact@zoluvisor.com instead of using the booking page — and we will find a time by email. If you have already visited it, you can delete them in your browser settings.

If this changes

If the website at some point gets features that require cookies — for example an embedded contact form — they will appear in the list above, and we will update this page where needed. You will be asked in the cookie banner before anything that requires consent is stored on your device.