Cookie Policy

1. Technology Categories

We group the technologies we use into the following categories:

• Necessary: required for security, authentication, storing privacy choices, remembering product preferences, and providing core functionality. These technologies are always enabled.
• Analytics: help us understand visits, interactions, device information, and product performance so we can improve OnUML. For visitors in the European Economic Area (EEA), UK, and Switzerland, these technologies stay off until you allow analytics. We apply the same rule when we cannot determine your country. In other identified countries, analytics is enabled by default unless you have saved a choice to reject it.
• Advertising: support ad delivery, measurement, personalization, and related advertising functions. Advertising choices are managed separately by Google’s consent management platform where European regulations apply (EEA, UK, and Switzerland).

2. Google Analytics, Microsoft Clarity, and Google AdSense

We use Google Analytics for page-view and usage measurement and Microsoft Clarity to understand clicks, scrolling, navigation, and product usability. These providers may process visited pages, interaction events, device and browser details, identifiers, IP-derived approximate location, and performance diagnostics. Google AdSense may load on public content pages to support advertising and Google’s consent message. Loading that message does not itself grant consent to personalized advertising.

3. Google Consent Mode

OnUML uses Google Consent Mode v2 signals for analytics storage, ad storage, ad user data, and ad personalization. Analytics storage defaults to denied in the EEA, UK, and Switzerland and when your country is unknown; GA and Clarity load only after you allow analytics. In other identified countries, analytics storage defaults to granted and these tools load normally unless you have rejected analytics. Ad storage, ad user data, and ad personalization default to denied for visitors in the EEA, UK, and Switzerland until Google’s consent platform processes a choice. Outside those regions, the existing advertising defaults apply. OnUML’s analytics selection never grants advertising consent.

4. Analytics and Advertising Choices

Use Analytics settings at any time to allow, reject, or withdraw optional analytics in every region. Visitors in countries where analytics is enabled by default are not automatically shown an analytics prompt, but can use these settings to opt out. Withdrawing analytics reloads the page to stop already loaded measurement scripts. Where applicable, Google’s published advertising consent message lets you accept, reject, or manage advertising choices. Closing the message does not grant advertising consent. You can revisit advertising choices using Privacy and cookie settings on public advertising pages when the Google interface is available. Analytics and advertising choices are independent, and rejecting either does not prevent access to core OnUML features.

5. Retention

Your analytics choice is stored in this browser with a policy version. A saved choice to reject analytics is honored in every region. Google’s consent platform separately stores advertising choices and manages renewed requests and withdrawal. Provider cookies may remain until they expire or you remove them using your browser settings. Retention periods depend on the technology and provider involved.

6. Policy Updates

We may update this Cookie Policy as our services, providers, or obligations change. Where prior analytics consent is required, a changed preference version may require you to select your settings again. Google’s consent platform manages renewed advertising choices separately.

7. Contact Us

Questions about this policy or OnUML's use of these technologies can be sent to support@onuml.com.