TallyArk uses cookies and browser storage to keep users signed in, protect sessions, route API requests, remember cookie preferences, and store limited app state needed for the product to work.

The core authentication cookies are essential. Without them, users cannot securely sign in to the internal workspace, platform admin area, or client portal.

Essential cookies are used for internal user authentication, client portal authentication, session continuity, security, and request handling.

These cookies may be httpOnly, which means client-side scripts cannot read them. They are used by the server to verify access.

The public website stores a small browser-storage record when a visitor accepts or declines optional cookies. This prevents the consent banner from appearing on every page load.

Declining optional cookies does not disable essential cookies that are required for security, login, and account access.

The app may store limited session-related, interface, filter, or preference state in browser storage to improve the user experience after sign-in.

Users can clear browser storage through their browser settings, but doing so may sign them out or reset local interface preferences.

TallyArk does not require analytics or advertising cookies to provide the core invoicing service.

If analytics, advertising, conversion tracking, or similar optional tools are added later, this page should be updated to explain what is used, why it is used, who receives the data, and how visitors can change their choice.

Some third-party services, such as payment providers, app stores, embedded tools, or analytics services if enabled, may set their own cookies or storage when their features are used.

Those third parties are responsible for their own cookie and privacy practices.

Most browsers allow users to block or delete cookies. Blocking essential cookies may prevent login, portal access, invoice viewing, and other secure features from working.

Visitors can change their browser settings at any time. If TallyArk later adds a cookie preference center, it should allow visitors to update optional-cookie choices without clearing all browser data.

For questions about cookies or browser storage, contact TallyArk through the public contact page.