Cookie Policy

What cookies and browser storage mean

A cookie is a small value that a website or connected service may store in your browser. Local storage and session storage provide similar browser-side functions but are technically different from cookies. This policy covers these technologies together.

We use first-party technologies for requested website features and optional usage insights. Some third-party services that you choose to use, such as Google sign-in or a payment provider, may set their own cookies under their separate notices.

Essential storage for requested services

Necessary cookies and storage help run authentication, security, account sessions, file authorization, forms and live or client chat. They may be set when a feature is requested and are not controlled by the optional visitor-analytics choice.

Examples include the administrator session cookie trw_admin_session, other account/session credentials used by the client portal, one-time sign-in or upload tokens and browser-side conversation state. The precise cookie names for external identity providers are determined by those providers. Blocking essential storage can prevent sign-in, upload or conversation continuity.

• Authentication and security: protects signed-in areas and helps prevent unauthorized access.
• Requested functionality: supports document delivery, review submissions and conversation continuity.
• Preference memory: stores your decision to reject or allow optional analytics so that we can respect it.

Optional first-party analytics and visitor alerts

We ask you to allow or reject optional first-party visitor analytics. Without an affirmative saved choice, optional analytics are off and no basic visitor activity push is sent to the team. After consent, we may record public page paths, referral categories, general click/action categories, form-start and submission events, scroll depth and approximate active time. The team may also receive a new-visitor alert with a public page path and time.

When enabled, the website may store trw_analytics_choice_v2 to remember your preference, trw_v27_sid and trw_activity_visitor_v1 as browser-side activity identifiers, and trw_activity_session_v2 in session storage for continuity. Prior saved affirmative consent may be honored. These names are implementation examples, not a guarantee of every cookie or provider identifier used by the browser.

Where optional analytics are allowed, approximate location may be inferred from hosting request information (country, region or city). No GPS permission or precise location is requested for this visitor-analytics feature. We do not collect form-field text, resume contents, passwords or client portal messages through it.

Choose, reject or change optional analytics

On your first eligible public visit without a saved decision, you can select Allow optional analytics or Reject optional. Both choices are offered at the same level. You can later change the selection using the preferences controls at the top of this Cookie Policy.

If you reject optional analytics, new visitor tracking and visitor alerts from this browser stop, and related locally stored visitor identifiers are cleared. Essential sign-in and requested features continue. Withdrawing consent does not automatically erase past server-side data; contact Resume@topresumewriters.us for a record request.

A browser Do Not Track (DNT) or Global Privacy Control (GPC) signal disables the optional visitor-analytics features regardless of an earlier site preference. You can also block or clear cookies and site data in your browser.

How long information remains

A browser session may end when the tab or browser closes, while local storage and saved preferences can remain until cleared or replaced. Optional activity sessions are refreshed or replaced based on recent activity, and saved consent preferences generally remain until you change them or clear browser data.

Admin session credentials ordinarily expire within 30 days and may be renewed during authenticated use; client session lifetimes depend on their authentication flow. Detailed optional visitor analytics records and session summaries are generally eligible for pruning after 30 days. Aggregate daily counts without browser identifiers may be retained longer. Technical logs, provider cookies and backups may follow separate limits described in our Data Retention Policy.

Third-party services

If you choose Google account sign-in, Google may use its own cookies and security mechanisms. Payment providers and communication services may also use their own technologies when you open or interact with those services. Their cookies and privacy terms are controlled by them, not by the optional first-party analytics control on this site.

We do not state that every third-party browser cookie can be removed from this site. Manage third-party cookies through your browser and the relevant provider account settings.

Privacy questions and changes

Contact Resume@topresumewriters.us for questions about this policy, the processing of optional visit data, access, correction or deletion requests. We may need to verify the request and may retain records when legally required.

We update this notice when our website or storage practices materially change. The updated date shown above identifies the current published version.