This page explains how Datasync RMS uses cookies, local storage, session storage, and analytics technologies on our public website.
Cookies are small pieces of data that websites can store in your browser.
Websites can also use technologies such as local storage and session storage to remember settings or maintain functionality.
Essential storage supports features such as sessions, authentication, security, account functionality, and remembering required website state.
Optional analytics helps us understand how visitors use the site, which pages are useful, and how the public website performs.
Datasync RMS uses Google Analytics through Google Tag Manager.
Our website sends Google Consent Mode signals that keep analytics_storage denied by default.
If you select Accept Analytics, analytics storage is changed to granted so Google Analytics can measure website usage.
If you select Reject Optional, analytics storage remains denied.
Our current consent configuration keeps the following advertising categories denied:
If we later introduce advertising or remarketing features, we may update this policy and our consent controls before enabling those features.
Datasync RMS remembers your analytics choice in your browser using local storage under the preference key:
This preference allows the website to remember whether you accepted or rejected optional analytics.
You can reopen the consent banner at any time by clicking Cookie Settings in the website footer.
Your web browser may also provide controls for blocking, limiting, or deleting cookies and other locally stored website information.
Google and other service providers may process information under their own terms and privacy policies.
Questions about this policy may be sent to support@datasyncrms.com.