Cookie Policy

As “ENEKO VENTILATION AND HEAT ECONOMY SYSTEM TECHNOLOGIES MACHINERY INDUSTRY AND TRADE INC.” (“COMPANY” or referred to as such), we use cookies and certain technologies (“cookies”) to enhance your experience during your use or visit to our website at http://eneko.com.tr/tr (“Site”), its extensions, our applications, or all similar online or offline platforms we provide for your use (all of the mentioned platforms are collectively referred to as “Platform”).

The use of these technologies is carried out in accordance with the applicable laws, primarily the Personal Data Protection Law No. 6698 (“KVKK” or “Law”).

The purpose of this Cookie Policy is to inform you about the personal data collected via the use of cookies during your use of the Platforms. In this text, we would like to explain what types of cookies we use on our site and applications, the purposes for which we use them, and how you can control these cookies.

As a company, we may stop using the cookies on our site and applications when necessary, change their types or functions, or add new cookies to our site and applications. Therefore, we reserve the right to modify the provisions of this Cookie Policy at any time. Any changes made to the current Cookie Policy will become effective when published on the site, application, or any public platform. You can find the last update date at the end of this document.

Method and Legal Reason for Collecting Personal Data

Your personal data is collected through cookies in electronic form during your visit to our website or your use of our applications, based on our legitimate interests as the legal basis. Promotional activities carried out via targeting and profiling are only conducted with your explicit consent. The personal data collected may be processed for the purposes and under the conditions specified in Articles 5 and 6 of the Law, as outlined in this Cookie Policy.

Who Can Personal Data Be Transferred To and For What Purpose?

As a company, we may share your personal data under the Cookie Policy with legally authorized public institutions in accordance with applicable laws and only for the purposes mentioned above.

Which Cookies Are Used for What Purposes?

As a company, we use various types of cookies on our site and applications and process your personal data through these cookies. These purposes include:

• To perform essential functions necessary for the operation of the site and applications. For example, preventing the need for users to re-enter their passwords when visiting different pages on the Site.
• To analyze the site and applications and enhance their performance. For example, integrating various servers the site operates on, determining the number of site visitors, and adjusting performance settings accordingly, or making it easier for visitors to find what they are looking for.
• To enhance the functionality of the site and applications and provide ease of use. For example, remembering the username or search queries from a previous visit to the site.
• To conduct personalization, targeting, and advertising activities. For example, displaying ads related to visitors’ interests based on the pages and products they view.

Cookies Used on Our Site and Applications

Below are the different types of cookies we use on our site and applications. Both first-party cookies (set by the site you visit) and third-party cookies (set by servers other than the site you visit) are used on our site and applications.

• Necessary Cookies: Certain cookies are essential for the proper functioning of our site and applications. For example, authentication cookies activated when you log in to the site to ensure your session continues as you navigate from one page to another.

• Preference Cookies: These cookies remember your preferences and choices on the site and application, allowing us to personalize the services provided to you. For example, remembering your language selection or the font size you chose while reading a text on our site.

• Social Media Cookies: These cookies allow information about your social media usage to be collected. For example, cookies may be used to create personalized ads or market research by using information from your Facebook/Twitter accounts.

• Performance and Analysis Cookies: These cookies allow us to improve the services we offer by analyzing the performance and usage of our site and applications. For example, these cookies help us detect which pages are most visited and ensure the site functions properly while identifying any potential issues.

• Targeting or Advertising Cookies: We use cookies to promote products and services on our site or other platforms. We may also cooperate with certain business partners to conduct advertising and promotional activities on our site or elsewhere. For example, cookies can track whether you clicked on an ad you saw on the site and whether you took advantage of the services offered on the site the ad redirected you to.

How Can I Control the Use of Cookies?

The preferences of our visitors and users regarding the use of cookies and similar technologies are important to us. However, it is essential that the necessary cookies for the platform’s functionality are used. Additionally, we would like to remind you that disabling certain cookies may cause some functions of the platform to not work partially or fully.

Information on how you can manage your cookie preferences is as follows:

Visitors can personalize their cookie preferences by changing their browser settings. If the browser being used provides this option, it is possible to change preferences related to cookies through the browser settings. As such, depending on the browser’s capabilities, data subjects may have the option to prevent the use of cookies, receive a warning before cookies are placed, or disable some cookies or delete them entirely.

These preferences may vary depending on the browser in use, but you can find a general explanation at www.aboutcookies.org.

To disable cookies managed by Google Analytics, click here.
To manage the personalized ad experience provided by Google, click here.
Preferences for cookies used by many companies for advertising activities can be managed through Your Online Choices.
To manage cookies on mobile devices, you can use the settings menu of the mobile device.

What Are Your Rights as a Data Owner?

Under Article 11 of the KVKK Law, data owners have the following rights:

• To learn whether their personal data is processed,
• To request information about whether their personal data has been processed,
• To learn the purpose of processing their personal data and whether it is used in accordance with its purpose,
• To know the third parties to whom their personal data has been transferred domestically,
• To request correction of personal data if it is incomplete or inaccurate, and to request that this correction be communicated to third parties to whom the personal data has been transferred,
• To request deletion or destruction of personal data if the reasons for processing are no longer valid, and to request that this action be communicated to third parties to whom the personal data has been transferred,
• To object to a result that arises from the solely automated processing of personal data that may have adverse effects on the individual,
• To request compensation for damages caused by unlawful processing of personal data.

You can submit your requests regarding these rights by filling out the Company’s Relevant Person Application Form, which will be linked, and sending it to us. Your request will be concluded within 30 days, and a response will be sent to you. In principle, requests are free of charge; however, if fulfilling the request incurs costs, a fee may be charged as per the “Regulation on the Procedures and Principles for Applications to the Data Controller,” Article 7, which states that “no fee will be charged for responses up to 10 pages. A fee of 1 TL may be charged for each additional page beyond 10 pages. If the response is provided on a storage medium such as a CD or flash drive, the fee charged by the data controller cannot exceed the cost of the storage medium.”