Cookie Policy
Last updated: September 17, 2026
This Cookie Policy describes the use of cookies and similar technologies within the website gruppomatteoni.it and forms an integral part of the website’s Privacy Policy.
For the purposes of the processing of personal data connected with browsing, the website is operated by Case di Roma Group S.r.l., VAT No. and Tax ID 17409541004, with registered office at Via Cassia 496, 00189 Rome, Italy. For requests concerning the protection of personal data, you may write to info@gruppomatteoni.it.
1. What are cookies and similar technologies?
Cookies are small files or text strings that may be stored on the user’s device while the user browses a website and subsequently read by the party that installed them.
Similar functions may be performed by means of other technologies, such as local storage, technical identifiers, pixels, SDKs, or other tools that make it possible to store or access information held on the user’s device. Under the applicable legislation, what matters is the purpose for which such tools are used.
2. Technical and strictly necessary tools
Technical tools are used exclusively to the extent necessary to enable the operation of the website, the security of the systems, the provision of features expressly requested by the user, or the storage of strictly necessary settings.
The user’s consent is not required for such tools.
The website uses or may use, depending on the technical configuration of the production environment, strictly necessary tools and optional tools belonging to the categories indicated in the “Cookie preferences” panel. Optional tools are not activated until the consent required by law has been given.
Any strictly necessary technical identifiers introduced by the website’s hosting, security, or content delivery infrastructure are used exclusively for the related technical purposes and not to create user profiles or to track the user’s browsing for commercial purposes.
Cloudflare Turnstile (provider: Cloudflare, Inc.): form security check that distinguishes human users from automated programs; strictly necessary, no profiling.
3. Statistical and performance tools
Statistical and performance tools make it possible to measure traffic, page usage, performance, and interactions with the website. Where such tools cannot be classified as technical under the applicable legislation, they are activated exclusively after the user has given consent to the “Statistics” category.
The list of the statistical services actually active, with provider, purpose, and duration, can be consulted in the “Cookie preferences” panel and is updated whenever the technical stack is changed.
Rejecting the “Statistics” category does not prevent normal use of the website’s content.
4. Experience analysis (heatmaps and session recording)
Heatmap and session recording tools may be used to understand, in visual form, how the pages are used and to improve the user experience, usability, and performance. They are activated exclusively after consent has been given to the “Experience analysis” category.
The Group configures such tools so as to minimize data collection: form fields, calculator fields, and restricted areas are excluded from recording or fully masked; where available, additional content suppression and identifier minimization functions are applied.
5. Profiling and marketing cookies
Marketing, advertising measurement, conversion tracking, and remarketing tools, where activated, are used exclusively after the user has given consent to the “Marketing” category. They may make it possible to measure the effectiveness of campaigns or to associate interactions carried out on the website with advertising or professional platforms.
The list of the marketing services actually active, with provider, purpose, and duration, can be consulted in the “Cookie preferences” panel. Rejecting the “Marketing” category does not prevent normal browsing of the website.
No profiling or marketing tool is activated as a result of silence, continued browsing, scrolling, or preselected preferences.
6. Google Maps and external content
On the Contact page, the website may make available a map provided through Google Maps.
Google Maps falls under the “External content” category. If the user has already given the relevant consent, the map may load automatically when the Contact page is opened. In the absence of consent, the connection to Google remains blocked and placeholder content is displayed with the “Load the Google map” button; explicit activation may be recorded as consent to the relevant category or to the specific service, depending on the configuration of the consent management system.
Before activation, or in the “Cookie preferences” panel, the user is informed that loading the content entails a connection to the systems of the external provider and may result in the transmission of technical information, such as the IP address and information relating to the device or browser, as well as the possible use of cookies or similar technologies in accordance with the provider’s notices.
Not activating Google Maps does not limit normal browsing of the website: the address and the external links to navigation services remain available.
The processing carried out directly by the provider of the external service is governed by the provider’s own privacy and cookie notices.
7. Links to external websites and services
The website contains links to external websites or platforms, such as mapping services, websites relating to specific real estate projects, professional profiles, or other websites connected with the Group’s activities.
Selecting an external link entails leaving the gruppomatteoni.it domain. Any cookies or other tools subsequently used by the destination website are not installed by Case di Roma Group S.r.l. through this website and are governed by the notices of the relevant operator.
8. Consent and default settings
Tools that are not technical or strictly necessary are blocked by default and are activated exclusively after the user’s prior consent, where required by the applicable legislation.
The website’s default settings keep the “Statistics,” “Experience analysis,” “Marketing,” and “External content” categories set to OFF. The “Necessary” category is always active, solely to the extent strictly necessary for the operation and security of the website and for storing the user’s choices.
Silence, continued browsing, scrolling of the page, or inactivity on the part of the user is not regarded as an expression of consent.
On the first visit, a banner is displayed with the “Accept all,” “Reject all,” and “Customize” buttons; in the customization panel, choices are confirmed with “Save choices.” Closing the banner via the X keeps only the necessary tools active. The “Cookie preferences” link, available in the footer, makes it possible to change or withdraw the choices at any time.
9. Management of preferences and inventory of tools
The “Cookie preferences” panel also constitutes the up-to-date inventory of the tools and providers actually active, indicating the relevant category, purpose, and duration or retention criterion.
In order to document and comply with the preferences expressed, the consent management system may store technical information relating to the choice, such as the status of the categories, the date and time, the version of the banner or of the notice to which the choice refers, and a technical identifier necessary to recognize the preference. Such information is used exclusively for managing and demonstrating the user’s choices and not for any separate profiling purpose.
Every new non-necessary tool is configured in a blocked state and may be activated only after the inventory set out in the “Cookie preferences” panel, this Cookie Policy, and the applicable consent mechanisms have been updated.
Rejecting non-necessary tools does not prevent access to the ordinary content of the website, except for specific, clearly identified third-party features, such as an interactive map that is not loaded in the absence of the relevant consent.
Choices may be changed or withdrawn easily at any time through “Cookie preferences.” Consent that has been refused or given only in part is not requested again until the period indicated by the applicable guidelines has elapsed, except in the event of significant changes to the processing or technical loss of the information regarding the choice.
10. Duration of the tools
Any technical tools used by the website are retained exclusively for the period necessary to perform the function for which they are used.
For non-technical tools, the actual duration or the criterion used to determine it is indicated in the “Cookie preferences” panel, which sets out the up-to-date inventory of the tools actually active.
Information relating to any preferences expressed by the user will be retained for the period strictly necessary to document and comply with the choice made and will be reviewed in the event of significant changes to the purposes, the tools, or the third parties involved.
11. Managing cookies through the browser
The user may also configure their browser to prevent or limit the storage of cookies, delete those already present on the device, or receive notifications regarding their installation.
Disabling all cookies through the browser may affect the operation of websites or services that use necessary technical tools. Browser settings operate directly on the user’s device and are independent of any preferences managed by this website.
12. Rights of the data subject
Where the use of cookies or similar technologies involves the processing of personal data, the data subject may exercise, in the cases and under the conditions provided for by the applicable legislation, the rights granted by arts. 15-22 of Regulation (EU) 2016/679.
Requests may be sent to info@gruppomatteoni.it. For further information on the Data Controller, the legal bases, the recipients of the data, any transfers to third countries, and the procedures for exercising the rights, please consult the website’s Privacy Policy.
The data subject also has the right to lodge a complaint with the Italian Data Protection Authority (Garante) in the cases provided for by the applicable legislation.
13. Updates to the Cookie Policy
Case di Roma Group S.r.l. periodically reviews the tools used by the website and updates this Cookie Policy whenever significant changes occur in the technologies employed, the purposes of the processing, or the third parties involved.
The introduction or replacement of tools requiring the user’s consent takes place only after the necessary technical safeguards and user notices have been put in place and the inventory set out in the “Cookie preferences” panel has been updated. The date shown at the top of this page identifies the version of the Cookie Policy currently in force.