When you use the website kredinor.no, some information about your visit is stored in so-called “cookies”. A cookie is a small text file that is placed in your web browser’s internal memory when you visit kredinor.no.
By using kredinor.no, you consent to the use of cookies
Norway’s Electronic Communications Act requires us to inform our visitors of the use of information capsules, or cookies, see Section 2-7b of the Electronic Communications Act. When visiting kredinor.no, you consent to the activation of cookies in your web browser – since the majority of browsers are set up to automatically accept cookies. However, if you do not wish to accept the use of cookies, you may change the settings in your browser. There, you can also delete any cookies that have already been installed. Read more about how to manage cookies at nettvett.no.
The law states that the storage and processing of data is not permitted unless the user has been informed of and consented to the type of information to be processed, the purpose for its processing and the entity that is processing the data. Here are more details concerning the use of cookies on our website, which the user accepts by visiting kredinor.no.
Use of cookies on open pages
The website kredinor.no uses cookies to create a more user-friendly experience by identifying where the visitor has come from and how they use the site once they have arrived. In some cases, we use IP addresses to log navigation at kredinor.no. None of the cookies can link information about the use of kredinor.no to the user as an individual. Data derived from kredinor.no is processed by Kredinor’s marketing department, IT department and those suppliers used for maintenance, development and advertising (only companies, not private individuals) and searches on the website. All of these have signed non-disclosure agreements.
Use of cookies on the login pages My Page and Kredinor Online
On the login pages, My Page and Kredinor Online, cookies are activated when logging in and used to obtain correct information about the logged-in user. Both My Page and Kredinor Online require the user to permit cookies to enable them to access their own information and use services such as making payments and applying for an instalment arrangement.
Analysis tools for statistics and surveys
Kredinor uses the analysis tools Google Analytics and Siteimprove Analytics to map use of kredinor.no by means of the types of cookies indicated in the table below.
The analysis tools use the following cookies:
| Name of cookie | Function/purpose | Analysis tool / supplier |
|---|---|---|
| siteimproves | Collects data on which pages the user visits on the website. | Siteimprove Analytics |
| nmstat | Tracks the user’s visits to the website, e.g. statistics on the user's most recent visit to the site. | Siteimprove Analytics |
| szcookiechoice | Is used to determine whether the user has accepted the use of cookies or turned them off. | Siteimprove |
| __utmz | Identifies where the user comes from when clicking onto kredinor.no (search engine, keyword, link, advert, etc). | Google Analytics |
| __utma | Notes how many times the user has visited kredinor.no, to determine the number of first-time users and return visitors. | Google Analytics |
| __utmb / __utmc | Tracks the time spent by the user at kredinor.no. | Google Analytics |
| PHPSESSID | Stores information about a session – one single visit. | PHP |
Forms
Contact details that are voluntarily provided in forms on kredinor.no are used only to follow up the query based on the purpose of the form. This information is not stored in any other cookie.
The data we collect is used to further develop the services provided on kredinor.no. Based on data from search words and clicks, we can create web pages that enable us to answer questions faster than before. Use of cookies can also improve the website’s performance, for example by enabling the pages to be downloaded faster.
Processing of personal data in chats
As soon as the chat window is opened, the chat robot advises users against divulging any personal details. An automatic delete function has also been installed in the software. This ensures that national identity numbers are immediately anonymized once a message has been written and sent, which means that the NID is not stored or visible in the chat log. The delete function works such that all number combinations containing 7 digits or more are automatically deleted. The robot is supplied by the Norwegian company Boost.
Privacy
For more information on how we protect our users’ privacy, please see our privacy policy.