Nothing on TollRelay tracks you.

The site and the dashboard set three cookies, all to keep you signed in, and save one setting, your theme. Each is listed here with what it is for and how long it lasts.

What is stored

Each cookie and saved setting, where it lives, what it is for, how long it lasts and why it is needed
NameWhereWhat it is forHow longWhy
__Secure-trlay.session_tokenCookie, set by auth.tollrelay.com for tollrelay.comKeeps you signed in to the dashboard. It holds a random session id that only the server can read.Seven days, extended while you keep using itStrictly necessary
__Secure-trlay_regionCookie, set by auth.tollrelay.com for tollrelay.comSays whether your account is kept in the EU or the US, so signing in reaches the right place.One year from your last sign-inStrictly necessary
trlay_dashCookie, set by the dashboard and sent only to tollrelay.com/orgCarries a short-lived token the dashboard uses to ask the API for your organisation's data.Four minutes, then replacedStrictly necessary
trlay-themeSaved in your browser's local storage on tollrelay.comRemembers light or dark when you choose one. Choosing System removes it.Until you choose System or clear your browser's dataA preference you set

Read from the code on 4 October 2026.

Why there is no banner

There is no consent banner because each cookie here keeps a signed-in service working, and the one saved setting is one you chose. Nothing here counts visits, follows you to other sites or shows ads.

If you only read the site

No cookie is set. The theme setting is saved only if you pick light or dark.

Links to assistants

The footer's summarise links open another company's site in a new tab, and only when you choose one. Nothing is loaded from those sites before that. The site's fonts are served by TollRelay itself.

How the cookies are protected

The three cookies travel only over HTTPS, cannot be read by the page's scripts, and are not sent when another site loads tollrelay.com in the background.