PRIVACY & DATA PROTECTION
Privacy and personal data.
Last updated: October 2026
Data controller
Consilium & Potentia SASU is responsible for the processing described in this notice.
16 avenue de l’Europe, 67300 Schiltigheim, France.
For privacy questions or to exercise your rights, use our Contact page at https://www.consiliumetpotentia.com/contact and select “Privacy & data protection”. You may instead write to “Privacy & Data Protection — Consilium & Potentia” at the postal address above. Please describe your request and provide a way for us to reply; do not send identity documents unless they are reasonably needed and we ask for them.
Information we process
When you contact C&P, we process the information you provide, such as your name, email address, organisation if supplied, enquiry category and message. Please provide only information relevant to your request. If you do not provide the information needed to answer, we may be unable to deal with the enquiry.
Our website providers also process technical information needed to deliver pages, operate the contact form, prevent abuse and maintain security.
If you accept optional Google Analytics, usage information can include cookie-based identifiers, pages and page titles viewed, referral and campaign information, browser/device characteristics and approximate location. These data may be personal data even though we do not use them to identify you by name.
Purposes and legal bases
We use contact information to respond to professional enquiries, consider mandates and partnerships, handle career or internship enquiries and manage the resulting professional relationship. Depending on the request, processing is based on taking steps at your request before a contract, our legitimate interests in handling professional communications, or a legal obligation. Website delivery, security and abuse prevention serve our legitimate interests in operating a secure website.
Optional Google Analytics processing is based on your consent. Refusing it does not prevent access to the website or contact form. We use the consent preference solely to remember and respect your choice.
For the separate, limited Framer Analytics statistics described below, we rely on our legitimate interests in understanding the use and performance of our website and improving it. You may contact us to object to processing of personal data on that basis. The Google Analytics choice does not switch Framer Analytics off.
Recipients and service providers
Within C&P, information is available only to people who need it for the relevant purpose.
Framer B.V. provides website hosting and native form infrastructure. Form submissions are delivered by email, so providers supporting that delivery also process information as needed to provide their services.
Google provides Google Analytics 4 and Google Tag Manager and receives analytics information when you consent. Relevant affiliates and service providers may participate in delivering those services. Information about provider processing and transfers is linked below.
C&P does not sell your personal information. We do not use the analytics integration to collect Contact message contents, names, email addresses or organisation names. Please do not put personal information in URLs or campaign links. Analytics identifiers and associated technical data should not be confused with anonymous data.
Contact information retention
We retain contact information only for the period needed for its purpose:
Enquiries about potential mandates, partnerships and general professional contacts may be retained for up to three years after the last relevant contact, unless a contractual relationship or legal requirement justifies a different period.
Career and internship information is kept while the application is considered. If it is kept for future opportunities, we inform the applicant of the purpose, retention period and applicable basis.
Contractual, legal and regulatory records may be retained for the applicable statutory or contractual period.
You may request earlier deletion where the applicable law permits it.
Cookies and Website Analytics
Optional Google Analytics 4
With your affirmative consent, C&P uses Google Analytics 4 through Google Tag Manager to understand website use, assess content engagement and improve its content. Reports can include pages visited, referral sources and approximate country, region and city. These geographic estimates are not precise location measurements and can be inaccurate.
Google states that, for traffic from the EU, Switzerland and the UK, it derives approximate geographic information from IP addresses and discards the IP addresses before logging the data. This does not make all analytics information anonymous: cookies contain pseudonymous identifiers.
This integration is used for analytical purposes, not advertising or remarketing. Google Signals, advertising personalisation and user-provided data collection are disabled. Advertising consent signals remain denied even when analytics is accepted. Enhanced Measurement is disabled; the integration uses controlled page-view events.
Google Tag Manager and Google Analytics remain blocked until you accept analytics. They remain blocked if you reject it. This basic consent implementation does not send cookieless Google Analytics measurements after refusal.
Your consent choices
You can accept or reject optional analytics with equal prominence, or open the detailed preferences. Analytics is off by default.
You can change your choice at any time using “Cookie Preferences” in the footer of every public page, or this link:
The interface displays the choice stored in that browser. To withdraw, turn Analytics off and save your preferences, or use the rejection option.
Withdrawal disables future Google Analytics collection from this website, removes accessible first-party Google Analytics cookies and reloads the page where necessary. Consent changes are communicated to other open tabs on the same website origin. Withdrawal does not affect the lawfulness of earlier consent-based processing or recall data already sent. The website cannot delete cookies it is not permitted to access; browser settings can also be used to remove stored data.
Your preference is stored in that browser’s local storage under cp.consent.v1 for six calendar months. This record remembers acceptance or refusal; it is not a Google Analytics cookie. When it expires or is unavailable, the banner appears again and Google Analytics stays blocked until a new affirmative choice. Choices on different browsers, devices or hostnames are separate.
Cookie lifetime and analytics data retention
These periods serve different purposes:
Consent preference: six calendar months in browser local storage.
Google Analytics cookies, including _ga and _ga_S4LSDNZE2F: configured to expire after 180 days (15,552,000 seconds), with automatic expiry renewal on subsequent visits disabled. A browser may store them for a shorter period, and withdrawal can remove them earlier. This is a configuration limit, not a guarantee of 180 days in every browser.
GA4 user-level and event-level data: retention is set to 14 months. Resetting user-data retention on new activity is disabled. This does not set browser-cookie lifetimes, and standard aggregated reports are not governed by the same 14-month retention setting.
Framer Analytics — separate operation
Framer Analytics remains enabled independently of optional Google Analytics, including after refusal or withdrawal. It provides website-use statistics such as page views, referral sources, approximate country and device categories.
Framer describes this service as operating without analytics cookies or persistent visitor identifiers and measuring unique visitors within a one-day window. This is a visitor-counting window, not a one-day deletion promise.
Framer’s published data-processing terms provide for processing during its agreement with C&P and erasure on written request, subject to the stated legal and backup exceptions. The history visible in the analytics dashboard depends on the service plan and is not a deletion deadline for underlying information. Those contractual criteria are separate from the six-month consent preference, the Google cookie setting and GA4’s 14-month retention. We do not use the Google retention period to describe Framer Analytics.
The Google Analytics preference does not turn off this separate service. Questions or objections concerning personal-data processing by this separate service may be submitted through the Contact page by selecting “Privacy & data protection”, or by post using the details above.
International processing and safeguards
Framer, Google and their service providers may process information outside the European Economic Area, including in the United States. This does not mean that all processing takes place outside Europe or that all information remains in Europe.
The providers’ published terms describe transfer mechanisms including adequacy decisions, the EU–US Data Privacy Framework for eligible certified recipients, and standard contractual clauses where applicable. The relevant mechanism depends on the recipient and transfer. You may request information about the safeguards applicable to C&P’s processing, including how to obtain a copy where applicable, through the Contact page or by post using the details above.
Provider information:
Your rights
Subject to the conditions in applicable law, you may request access, correction, deletion, restriction or portability of your personal data, and object to processing based on legitimate interests. Where processing is based on consent, you may withdraw it at any time without affecting the lawfulness of processing before withdrawal.
Updates
We may update this notice to reflect changes to the website, processing or legal requirements. The revision date will be shown above.