Cookie Policy
Effective from: 23 July 2026
1. Details of the Data Controller
Full company name:
REVERTO-GLOBAL Kereskedelmi és Szolgáltató Korlátolt Felelősségű Társaság
Short company name:
REVERTO-GLOBAL Kft.
Registered office:
9090 Pannonhalma, Imre herceg útja 2., Hungary
Company registration number:
08-09-021846
Tax number:
23354393-2-08
Email address:
Telephone:
+36 20 331 0099
Hereinafter: Data Controller.
2. Purpose and Scope of this Cookie Policy
This Cookie Policy explains which cookies, local storage, online identifiers, tracking codes and similar technologies may be used by the Data Controller’s websites.
This Cookie Policy applies in particular to:
the website operated within the Odoo system;
contact and quotation request forms available on the website;
any web analytics solutions that may be used;
Matterport 3D virtual tours;
Google Maps and Google Street View content;
embedded videos and other external services;
any marketing and campaign measurement technologies that may be used.
Services operated by third parties and available on the website may also be subject to the relevant provider’s own privacy and cookie policies in relation to their independent processing.
3. What Is a Cookie?
A cookie is a small data file that may be placed on a visitor’s computer, phone or other device by the website visited or by an external service displayed on that website.
Cookies may, among other things, enable:
maintaining the visitor session;
secure operation of the website;
remembering the selected language and other settings;
operating contact and quotation request forms;
measuring website traffic;
measuring campaign effectiveness;
displaying external maps, videos or 3D virtual tours.
In addition to cookies, the website may use other technologies such as local storage, session storage, pixels, embedded scripts or other online identifiers. In this Cookie Policy, the term “cookie” also covers these similar technologies.
4. First-Party and Third-Party Cookies
4.1. First-Party Cookies
A cookie is considered a first-party cookie where it is placed directly by the Reverto-Global website visited or by its Odoo-based system.
These are primarily associated with sessions, security, language settings and website operation.
4.2. Third-Party Cookies
A third-party cookie or other technology may be used by an external service provider whose content or service appears on the website.
Such a service provider may include in particular:
Odoo S.A.;
Google and its affiliated companies;
Matterport and CoStar Group;
a video-sharing or social media service provider;
another external technology provider actually used on the website.
External service providers may act as Data Processors or independent Data Controllers in relation to the data they process.
5. Cookie Categories
5.1. Strictly Necessary Cookies
These cookies are necessary for the basic and secure operation of the website.
Their functions may include in particular:
maintaining the visitor session;
secure operation of forms;
preventing unauthorised access and abuse;
remembering the visitor’s cookie preferences;
technical delivery of the website.
The use of strictly necessary cookies does not depend on the visitor’s consent. If they are disabled, the website or some of its functions may not work properly.
5.2. Preference and Convenience Cookies
These cookies may remember the visitor’s previous choices, for example:
the selected language;
display settings;
certain interface or service settings;
previous live-chat settings, where such a function is enabled;
If preference and convenience cookies are rejected, the website will generally remain usable, but certain settings may need to be entered again on each visit.
5.3. Analytics Cookies
Analytics technologies may provide the Data Controller with information about:
which pages they view;
how long they spend on individual pages;
which device or browser they use to visit the website;
which page or campaign they arrived from;
what errors or usability issues occur.
Analytics cookies may be activated only after the visitor has given prior consent.
5.4. Marketing and Campaign Measurement Cookies
These technologies may be used to measure campaign performance, identify the source of a visit or—where an authorised advertising system is used—to support personalised advertising.
Marketing or advertising technologies may be used only on the basis of the visitor’s prior consent.
5.5. Technologies Related to External Content
The website may display Matterport 3D virtual tours, Google Maps, Google Street View, videos or other content provided by external service providers.
When external content is loaded, the service provider may obtain, among other things, the following data:
IP address or an abbreviated, anonymised version of it;
browser and operating system type;
device type and screen size;
language and time-zone setting;
content viewed;
the time of viewing;
user interactions;
other online or session identifiers.
Non-essential external content may be loaded only after the visitor has given consent or made a separate activating click.
6. Cookies and Technologies That May Be Used on the Website
The cookies used may vary depending on the Odoo version, website configuration and the functions actually enabled.
6.1. Odoo Cookies
| Cookie or Identifier | Service Provider | Category | Purpose | Retention Period |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| session_id | Odoo S.A. | Strictly Necessary | Maintaining a secure session, operating forms and website functions, user authentication and preventing abuse. | Depending on the Odoo configuration, until the end of the session or for up to approximately 90 days. |
| frontend_lang | Odoo S.A. | Preference | Remembering the language selected by the visitor and displaying the appropriate language version. | For the duration of the session or—depending on the Odoo version and configuration—for up to 1 year. |
| cookie-preference identifier | Odoo S.A. | Strictly Necessary | Remembering which cookie categories the visitor has accepted or rejected. | Until the choice is changed, the cookie is deleted or for a maximum of 1 year. |
| utm_source | Odoo S.A. | Optional Campaign Measurement | Determining the source from which the visitor arrived at the website. | Up to 90 days. |
| utm_medium | Odoo S.A. | Optional Campaign Measurement | Identifying the acquisition or campaign channel. | Up to 90 days. |
| utm_campaign | Odoo S.A. | Optional Campaign Measurement | Identifying the relevant marketing campaign and measuring its effectiveness. | Up to 90 days. |
| im_livechat_previous_operator_pid or an equivalent identifier | Odoo S.A. | Optional Convenience Function | Remembering the previous live-chat operator or chat session, where live chat is enabled on the website. | Depending on the Odoo configuration, until the end of the session or for up to 1 year. |
| visitor_uuid or an equivalent identifier | Odoo S.A. | Optional Analytics | Technically linking consecutive visits and measuring website usage, where Odoo’s visitor-tracking function is enabled. | Up to 1 year. |
Optional Odoo cookies may be used only where the relevant function is actually enabled and the visitor has consented to the applicable cookie category.
6.2. Google Analytics
Where Google Analytics is active on the website, the following or equivalent cookies may be used:
| Cookie or Identifier | Service Provider | Category | Purpose | Retention Period |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| _ga | Optional Analytics | Distinguishing visitors and visits and producing aggregated website traffic statistics. | Up to 2 years. | |
| unique identifier beginning with _ga_ | Optional Analytics | Maintaining the session state associated with the relevant Google Analytics measurement ID. | Up to 2 years. | |
| _gid | Optional Analytics | Short-term differentiation between visitors. | Up to 24 hours. | |
| _gat or an equivalent identifier | Optional Analytics | Controlling the frequency of requests sent to Google Analytics. | Typically no more than a few minutes. | |
| identifier beginning with _gac_ | Optional Campaign Measurement | Supporting measurement of visits originating from Google advertising or campaigns, where such a function is active. | Up to 90 days. |
Google Analytics may be activated only after analytics cookies have been accepted.
Google Tag Manager may itself be used to manage tags. Any analytics or marketing technologies loaded through it may start only after the appropriate consent has been given.
6.3. Matterport 3D Virtual Tours
Embedded Matterport 3D Showcase content on the website may use local storage on the visitor’s device, among other purposes:
remembering the unit-of-measure setting;
recording that a pop-up message has previously been closed;
storing user settings necessary for the operation of the virtual tour;
Information stored in local storage may remain there until the visitor deletes it or until it is overwritten by the service.
Matterport may also process its own analytics data relating to the use of the virtual tour, for example:
an anonymised or shortened IP address;
approximate city and country data;
browser and device data;
screen size;
date, time and time zone;
browser language;
user interactions within the virtual tour;
Loading Matterport 3D content is considered optional external content, so the website may block it until the visitor has given consent.
If the visitor is simultaneously logged in to their own Matterport account, Matterport may use an additional session identifier.
6.4. Google Maps and Google Street View
When Google Maps or Google Street View content displayed on the website is loaded, Google may use its own cookies, local storage and other online identifiers.
Their purposes may include in particular:
displaying a map or panorama image;
secure operation of the service;
remembering language and map settings;
measuring usage and performance;
detecting abuse and automated requests;
The specific cookies used by Google and their retention periods may depend on the visitor’s Google account, browser settings, location and Google’s current technical configuration.
Google Maps or Google Street View content may be loaded only after the visitor has given consent or made a separate activating click, unless loading the content is strictly necessary to provide a service expressly requested by the visitor.
6.5. Videos and Other Embedded Content
When an embedded video or other external content is viewed, the relevant provider may use cookies, local storage and online identifiers.
Their purposes may include:
playing the video or other content;
remembering playback settings;
measuring use of the content;
security and fraud prevention;
for logged-in users, linking the viewing activity to the account;
External videos and other optional embedded content may be activated only after the visitor has given consent.
6.6. Marketing and Social Media Technologies
The website uses Meta, LinkedIn, Google Ads or other marketing tracking technologies only where:
the relevant service is actually enabled;
the visitor has given prior consent;
the technology remains blocked until consent is given;
the visitor can identify the service used and its purpose.
Simple links to social media sites do not necessarily place cookies by themselves. Embedding social media content or using tracking code may, however, trigger a transfer of data to the relevant platform.
7. Legal Basis for the Use of Cookies
7.1. Strictly Necessary Cookies
Strictly necessary cookies are required to provide the electronic service requested by the visitor and to operate the website securely and correctly.
Depending on the relevant function, the legal basis for processing personal data associated with these technologies may include:
Article 6(1)(b) GDPR where the processing is necessary for the performance of a contract or to take steps at the Data Subject’s request prior to entering into a contract;
Article 6(1)(f) GDPR, namely the Data Controller’s legitimate interest in operating a secure, stable website protected against abuse.
7.2. Optional Cookies and Technologies
The legal basis for processing connected with analytics, marketing, campaign measurement, social media and optional external content is:
voluntary consent under Article 6(1)(a) GDPR.
Giving consent is not a condition for the basic use of the website.
8. Giving Consent
When first visiting the website, the visitor may use the cookie banner or cookie settings interface to select which optional cookie categories they consent to.
The cookie banner must provide at least the following options:
accepting all optional cookies;
allowing strictly necessary cookies only;
opening detailed cookie settings.
Optional categories must not be enabled by default.
Silence, continuing to browse, scrolling or simply using the website does not in itself constitute consent.
9. Withdrawing Consent
The visitor may withdraw previously given consent at any time, without giving reasons and free of charge.
Consent may be withdrawn in particular by the following methods:
by opening the “Cookie Settings” link in the website footer;
by disabling the relevant cookie category;
by deleting cookies and website data stored in the browser;
by sending a data-protection enquiry to the Data Controller.
Withdrawal of consent does not affect the lawfulness of processing carried out before the withdrawal.
After consent is withdrawn, the relevant optional service must not be loaded in the future. To fully remove cookies already placed, it may also be necessary to delete them from the browser.
10. Managing Cookies in Your Browser
Modern browsers allow users to:
viewing cookies;
deleting individual cookies;
deleting all cookies;
restricting third-party cookies;
disabling automatic acceptance of cookies;
configuring the browser to warn before each cookie is placed;
deleting website data and local storage;
If all cookies are disabled, certain website functions—particularly forms, language settings or external content—may not work or may work only in a limited way.
After cookies are deleted from the browser, the website may ask the visitor to select their cookie preferences again.
11. Automatic Browser Privacy Signals
How “Do Not Track”, “Global Privacy Control” or other automatic privacy signals sent by browsers are handled depends on the technical support available on the website and in the external services used.
Where the systems used reliably support such signals, the Data Controller endeavours to take them into account. This does not replace the choice made through the website’s own cookie settings interface.
12. Transfers of Personal Data to Third Countries
The operation of certain external service providers—particularly Google, Matterport or other global technology providers—may involve processing or access outside the European Economic Area.
Such a transfer may take place only on the basis of appropriate data-protection safeguards, in particular:
an adequacy decision of the European Commission;
an applicable data-protection framework;
Standard Contractual Clauses adopted by the European Commission;
appropriate supplementary technical and organisational measures;
or on the basis of another transfer condition laid down in the GDPR.
13. Rights of Data Subjects
Where the use of cookies or similar technologies involves the processing of personal data, the Data Subject may, subject to the conditions laid down by law, request:
access to their personal data;
rectification of inaccurate data;
erasure of their personal data;
restriction of processing;
provision of the data in a portable format;
withdrawing consent;
objecting to processing based on legitimate interests;
information concerning the processing;
The request may be sent to the following email address:
The Data Subject may lodge a complaint with the Hungarian National Authority for Data Protection and Freedom of Information or bring court proceedings where their rights have been infringed.
14. Related Privacy Policy
Further information about the processing of personal data in connection with website visits, contact, requests for quotations, business communications and Reverto-Global services is available in the Data Controller’s separate Privacy Policy.
15. Amendments to this Cookie Policy
The Data Controller may amend this Cookie Policy, in particular in the event of:
changes to website functions;
introduction of a new external service;
discontinuation of a service;
changes in legislation;
changes in regulatory or judicial practice;
technical or data-security changes.
The version of this Cookie Policy currently in force is available on the website. In the event of a material change, the Data Controller may request the visitor’s consent again where necessary.
Last updated: 23 July 2026