PurposePass Cookie Policy
How PurposePass uses cookies, local browser state and similar technologies for security, sessions, preferences and limited measurement.
Reviewed August 30, 2026 · PurposePass portal1. Overview
PurposePass uses cookies and similar browser technologies only for defined product, security, preference or measurement purposes. Some technologies are required for sign-in, secure sessions, anti-forgery protection, form abuse prevention and other requested functions.
PurposePass SEO & Search Discovery functions such as canonical URLs, structured data, XML sitemaps, search-engine verification metadata and IndexNow notifications do not by themselves require a marketing cookie on a visitor’s device. Optional analytics or marketing technologies, if introduced, are handled separately under the categories and choices below.
2. Categories
| Category | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Strictly necessary | Authentication, session integrity, organization context, security, fraud prevention, routing, CSRF protection and protected form submission. |
| Preferences | Remember interface or accessibility choices where enabled. |
| Analytics | Measure aggregate performance and use when analytics is enabled and permitted. |
| Marketing/campaign measurement | Used only if introduced and where applicable consent or opt-out rules permit it; not required for product access. |
3. Organizer, buyer and demo sessions
Authenticated organizer and Customer Demo Workspace sessions may use opaque session identifiers, organization/workspace context, security state and anti-forgery values. Buyer flows may use temporary state needed to complete checkout, recover tickets or protect forms. These values should not be copied or shared.
4. Third-party technologies
Payment providers, identity services, hosting/CDN services or organization-selected integrations may set or use their own cookies or comparable technologies under their own policies. For example, continuing to an external payment provider can place the buyer into that provider’s independent checkout environment.
5. Your choices
Browser settings can block or remove cookies, but disabling strictly necessary technologies may prevent sign-in, secure checkout, form submission or other core functions. Non-essential analytics or marketing technologies, if enabled, should follow applicable consent and opt-out requirements. Legally recognized browser privacy signals are handled as required by applicable law.
6. Duration and security
Some technologies expire when the browser session ends; others may persist for a limited period to retain a preference, security decision or measurement state. PurposePass uses secure transport, session expiration, server-side authorization and other controls appropriate to authenticated session information.
7. Questions
Questions about cookies or privacy choices can be submitted through the PurposePass privacy contact form.