Cookie policy
Our websites:sccarbitrationinstitute.se, sccarbitrationinstitute.com, sccarbitrationinstitute.com/ru, sccarbitrationinstitute.com/chi, (jointly referred to as the ”Websites” and individually referred to as the ”Website”) uses cookies. Cookies are small text files that are saved to your computer (or other device using the internet), e.g. in order to facilitate navigation on the website. By using cookies, you are able to avoid entering the same data each time you visit our Websites. Cookies do not contain or collect information by themselves. However, when cookies are read by a server through a web browser they may provide information that makes it easier for us to e.g. provide a more user-friendly service.ebbläsare kan de dock ge information som underlättar för oss att t.ex. tillhandahålla en användarvänlig tjänst.
By continuing using this Website, you agree to our use of cookies.
If you do not agree to our use of cookies in accordance with this policy, you should modify your web browser’s settings for cookies or avoid using our Websites. For more information please see the sections ”Consent” and ”Block all cookies” below.
Would you like to receive information from us without using our Websites, you are welcome to contact us on telephone or by e-mail: info@stockholmshandelskammare.se.
What are cookies?
A cookie is a small text file stored on your computer (or other device that uses the Internet) and contains information for different purposes.
What are cookies used for on this website?
Cookies are used for some functions that improves the Websites for the user as well as they may provide us with statistics about the use of the Websites. A cookie cannot start applications.
Different types of cookies
The Websites uses session cookies and persistent cookies with a certain duration. Meanwhile a visitor is browsing a website, cookies are sent between the visitor's computer and a server in order to link information, for example about which presets the visitor has selected on the Website. Session cookies are not permanently stored on your computer (or other device that uses the Internet), but disappear when your web browser is closed. Persistent cookies are permanently stored on your computer (or other device that uses the Internet), but always have a certain duration that is set when they are created. After the expiration of the duration period, the persistent cookies are automatically deleted and they may also be deleted at any time via the web browser.
The websites also use persistent third-party cookies fromGoogle Analytics, and stores, where appropriate, cookies for those who log on the Websites with administrator privileges.
Please see below table with information about the specific cookies we use.
Type of cookie
Persistent cookie
Name of cookie
cookiesok
Persistent?
Yes, but expires after 30 days
Purpose of the cookie
Keeps track of whether or not the visitor read and accepted the cookie policy.
Does the cookie collect personal information or does it identify me?
No, the cookie is used only to display, or not display, information about the cookie policy.
Type of cookie
Persistent cookie
Name of cookie
USERID
Persistent?
Yes, but expires after 1 year.
Purpose of the cookie
Keeps track of whether or not the visitor is signed in.
Does the cookie collect personal information or does it identify me?
No, the cookie is used only to remember the login if one sets the browser to save the login.
Type of cookie
Session cookie
Name of cookie
USERID
Persistent?
No, the cookie is deleted at the end of the session.
Purpose of the cookie
Keeps track of whether or not the visitor is signed in.
Does the cookie collect personal information or does it identify me?
No, the cookie is used only to remember the login.
Type of cookie
Session cookie
Name of cookie
Webtrends
Persistent?
Yes, but expires after 1 year.
Purpose of the cookie
Stores data that may be used for tracking abuse and unauthorized use of the Website.
Does the cookie collect personal information or does it identify me?
Data that may be used to trace IP-numbers is stored.
Type of cookie
Third party cookie for Google Analytics
Name of cookie
_ga
Persistent?
Yes, but expires after 2 years.
Purpose of the cookie
The cookie is used to distinguish different visitors / sessions in Google Analytics.
Does the cookie collect personal information or does it identify me?
Please see the below specified links for information about how cookies are used in Google Analytics.
Type of cookie
Third party cookie for Google Analytics
Name of cookie
_gat
Persistent?
Yes, but expires after 10 minutes.
Purpose of the cookie
The cookie is used to balance communications with Google Analytics.
Does the cookie collect personal information or does it identify me?
Please see the below specified links for information about how cookies are used in Google Analytics.
Type of cookie
APSIS One
Name of cookie
APSIS One
Persistent?
≤ 731 days
Purpose of the cookie
We use APSIS One to analyse website behaviour of visitors for the purpose of improving our services, providing adaptive web content and serving tailored marketing.
Links to Google Analytics:
http://www.google.com/analytics/
https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/analyticsjs/cookie-usage
Consent
Each visitor can indicate whether he or she wish to accept to receive cookies or not. Most web browsers (e.g. Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome) enable cookies automatically. You can change the settings so that your web browser does not automatically accept cookies or enables you to choose if you want to accept them or not. If you do not consent to our use of cookies, you should change your web browser settings for cookies or avoid using our Websites. The web browser settings for cookies needs to be set for each web browser on every device you use to visit our Websites. If cookies are disabled, however, the Websites may not be fully utilized and some functions may not be available.
Block all cookies
Most web browsers allow you to block all cookies. For more information about how to change your cookie settings in your web browser is usually found in the help menu for each web browser.
Contact
If you have any questions or would like further information about our use of cookies on the Websites, please contact us using the contact details indicated below.
SCC Arbitration Institute
Visiting address: Regeringsgatan 29, Stockholm
Postal address: Box 16050, SE-103 21 Stockholm
E-mail: info@stockholmshandelskammare.se
Telephone: +46 8-555 100 00