Cookies & Storage Notice

The public Requisition Desk website does not use a browser cookie for its daily visitor measurement described below. The authenticated Desk does use host-only security cookies, and it uses browser session storage for queue presentation and navigation. The website and Desk also run scripts that measure use and performance.

Cookies are small values a site asks a browser to store and return with later requests. Session storage is data kept by a browser for a particular tab or page session. Scripts can collect information from requests and page activity without setting a cookie, so “no analytics cookie” does not mean “no measurement data.”

The Desk uses the following production cookies on its own host for authentication and security. Their __Host- prefix is browser-enforced for cookies that are secure, host-only, and scoped to the root path, helping prevent a different subdomain from setting or receiving them.

Browser expiry describes how long the browser may retain a cookie. Removing or expiring a cookie ends its role in later browser requests; it does not delete account, requisition, security, or other records held by the service. The Privacy Notice explains record retention and privacy requests.

The Desk uses sessionStorage to keep queue presentation and navigation state for the current tab. This helps the Desk preserve context as you move through its interface; it is not the source of the underlying organization or requisition record.

Browsers normally clear session storage when a tab session ends. A browser that restores tabs after a restart or crash may also restore that tab’s session storage, so closing a window does not guarantee immediate erasure in every browser configuration.

The public website uses request-derived signals for daily visitor recognition without placing a browser analytics cookie. This helps count visits and understand which pages are used during a day, but it still involves processing request and measurement data.

Performance and measurement scripts used on the website and Desk may collect page URLs or application routes, referring context, browser and device characteristics, network and request information, timing and performance measurements, error or diagnostic events, and coarse location derived from network information. We use this information to understand service use, diagnose problems, maintain security, and improve reliability and performance.

Functional technology providers may process this information for hosting, analytics, performance monitoring, security, and operational support. Provider categories and broader uses are described in the Privacy Notice.

You can use browser or device settings to:

• view, delete, or block cookies for a site;
• clear site data, including session storage;
• limit scripts or network requests through privacy settings or content blockers; and
• control whether tabs and prior sessions are restored after restarting the browser.

Blocking the Desk’s security cookies will prevent or interrupt sign-in and authenticated use. Clearing session storage may reset queue presentation or navigation context. Blocking scripts or requests may reduce measurement, but may also impair site or Desk operation. Cookie blocking alone does not necessarily stop cookieless, request-derived measurement.

There is currently no in-site cookie or analytics preferences switch. For questions about measurement data or to make a privacy request, contact support@reqdesk.com.

We may update this notice as storage technologies, measurement practices, or legal requirements change. The date at the top identifies the current version.

Questions may be sent to support@reqdesk.com. The responsible business is Requisition Desk LLC, Texas, United States.