Cookie policy

Last updated: 10 August 2026

This cookie policy explains which cookies and similar technologies Amsterdam Office Space uses and how you can manage your preferences.

What are cookies?

Cookies are small text files a website may store on your device. Similar technologies, such as local storage and tags, can read or send information. Some technologies are required to operate the website securely; we use others only with your consent.

Which categories do we use?

  • Functional: required for security, forms and remembering your cookie preference.
  • Preferences: remember choices that are not strictly necessary.
  • Statistics: help us understand how the website is used.
  • Marketing: measure advertising performance and may connect visits to campaigns.

Google Tag Manager, Google Analytics and Google Ads are used only when configured and after you have consented to the relevant category. Google Fonts and Forminator may form part of the technical delivery of the website.

Current cookie and service list

Miscellaneous

Purpose pending investigation

Usage

Sharing data

Sharing of data is pending investigation

Purpose pending investigation

Name
cmplz_functional
Expiration
180 days
Function
Name
cmplz_statistics
Expiration
180 days
Function
Name
cmplz_preferences
Expiration
180 days
Function
Name
cmplz_marketing
Expiration
180 days
Function
Name
wpEmojiSettingsSupports
Expiration
Function
Name
cookieyes-consent
Expiration
Function
Name
pll_language
Expiration
Function
Name
wp-settings-1
Expiration
Function
Name
wp-settings-time-1
Expiration
Function
Name
wordpress_test_cookie
Expiration
Function
Name
wp_lang
Expiration
Function
Name
wordpress_logged_in_53fd2ef590028fb384c688b9ffdb7fc1
Expiration
Function

Change or withdraw consent

You can change or withdraw consent at any time using the button below. You can also delete or block cookies in your browser; some features may then work less effectively.

Contact

Questions about cookies or privacy? Email info@amsterdamofficespace.nl or read our privacy statement.