Cookie Policy

1. What Are Cookies?

Cookies are small text files placed on your computer or mobile device by websites that you visit. They are widely used to make websites work efficiently, enhance user experience, ensure security, and provide essential session management.

In addition to traditional browser cookies, web applications may use similar local storage technologies, such as browser LocalStorage or SessionStorage, to store preferences or technical tokens locally on your device.

2. Cookies and Storage Used at Launch

At initial commercial launch, MorrisDesk strictly limits cookie usage to essential cookies required to operate the web application safely and reliably. We do not use third-party advertising cookies or cross-site tracking technologies.

Essential cookies handle core functionality, including:

• Authentication and Session Identity: Verifying your identity after login so you stay signed in as you navigate between contacts, pipelines, and tasks.
• Workspace Selection: Remembering your active workspace when your account belongs to multiple workspaces.
• Cross-Site Security: Protecting forms and API endpoints against Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) attempts.

3. Inventory of Launch Cookies

The table below details the specific cookies and browser storage keys utilized by MorrisDesk at launch:

Cookie / Key Name	Purpose and Description	Duration	Type
morrisdesk_session	Maintains active user login session and authentication state across application pages.	Session (cleared on browser close)	Essential First-Party
morrisdesk_workspace	Stores active workspace identifier for workspace switcher routing and navigation.	30 days	Essential First-Party
csrf_token	Protects workspace forms against unauthorized cross-site request forgery attacks.	Session	Essential Security
ui_preferences	Remembers user interface preferences, such as sidebar display states.	1 year	Preference First-Party

4. Analytics and Optional Future Cookies

At launch, MorrisDesk does not employ third-party advertising cookies, social network tracking pixels, or third-party behavioral profiling scripts. If product performance analytics or privacy-friendly measurement tools are introduced in future platform releases, explicit consent banner controls will be provided to allow users to opt in or opt out according to applicable data privacy regulations.

5. How to Control and Disable Cookies

You can control and manage cookies through your web browser settings. Most modern browsers allow you to block, refuse, or delete cookies. You can consult the help documentation of your browser (such as Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Apple Safari, or Microsoft Edge) for detailed instructions.

Important Note: Because the cookies utilized by MorrisDesk are strictly necessary for security, login authentication, and workspace separation, disabling essential cookies in your browser will prevent you from logging into your workspace or using the MorrisDesk CRM application.

6. Contact and Further Information

For questions about our Cookie Policy or browser security practices, please contact us through our Contact Page or review our full Privacy Policy.