The new legislation requires all websites to obtain users' consent to create and store cookies in their browsers. However, users who do not give consent do not have to stop the GLAMI Pixel measurement code from running.
New Consent parameter
For the optimal functioning of your e-shop on GLAMI, the GLAMI Pixel is essential. For this reason, it now supports the Consent parameter, by means of which the partner e-shop passes on the information to GLAMI as to whether the user has consented to the creation of analytics cookies.
If consent is given (value 1) or the parameter is not passed, the system will process the data as before.
If consent is not given (value 0), the data will be processed anonymously, without using data about the specific user.
You can find the new documentation in your GLAMI administration or at this link.
What cookies does GLAMI Pixel create?
The cookies that the GLAMI pixel creates on the user's browser vary depending on the Consent parameter.
If consent is given, the Pixel works as in the previous version and the cookies generated are intended to measure conversions, i.e. they are analytical cookies.
If consent is not given, the Pixel will only generate necessary cookies. Without these cookies, the measurement would not work. The necessary cookies do not contain any information about the specific user - they are anonymised.
List of cookies created by GLAMI Pixel:
1) gp_g
- Stores information about whether the user came from GLAMI (value 1) or not (value 0).
- It does not contain any information about the user.
- Lifetime is the session.
- First party cookie (set by GLAMI on the e-shop side).
- Contains values 0 or 1.
- Necessary cookie.
2) glm_gci
- Glami click source.
- Lifetime 30 days.
- Third party cookie (set by GLAMI on the e-shop side).
- Contains GLAMI CLICK ID or Google CLICK ID. These values are sent back to GLAMI when events are called.
- Analytical cookie.
3) gp_s
- Browser session identifier.
- Lifetime 30 days.
- First party cookie (set by GLAMI on the e-shop side).
- Identifies the customer when browsing the e-shop.
- Analytical cookie.
4) gp_e
- Glami click source
- Lifetime 30 days.
- First party cookie (set by GLAMI on the e-shop side).
- Contains GLAMI CLICK ID or Google CLICK ID. These values are sent back to GLAMI when events are called.
- Analytical cookie.
5) glm_usr
- GLAMI user hash/identifier.
- Lifetime 1 year.
- Third party cookie (set by GLAMI on the GLAMI domain).
- Identifies the GLAMI user.
- Analytical cookie.
6) glm_usr_tmp
- Temporary GLAMI user hash/identifier.
- Lifetime 1 year.
- Third party cookie (set by GLAMI on the GLAMI domain)
- Identifies the GLAMI user.
- Analytical cookie.
Types of Cookies
Necessary
Essential cookies ensure that the website is usable by enabling basic functions such as site navigation and access to secure sections of the website. Without these cookies, the website cannot function properly.
Preferential
Preference cookies allow a website to remember information that determines how a website behaves or looks. This is for example your preferred language or the region you are in.
Analytical
Analytical cookies help website owners to understand how visitors use the website. They collect and communicate information anonymously.
Marketing
Marketing cookies are used to track visitors to the website. The intention is to display advertising that is relevant and interesting to the individual user and thus more valuable to publishers and third party advertisers.
Unclassified
Unclassified cookies are cookies that we have in the process of classifying together with the providers of each cookie.