Policy overview
You stay in control of optional website technologies
Some technologies are necessary for website security and essential functions. This website does not provide a cookie-settings panel or activate optional analytics or marketing scripts. You can manage website storage through your browser settings.
Essential functions
The small amount of storage the website needs to work securely.
Optional categories
This website currently uses essential storage only. If optional tools are introduced, this policy will explain the available choices.
Change your preferences
Use your browser settings to review, block or clear this website’s cookies and stored data.
About this policy
Today this website uses essential storage only. If we ever add an optional tool, this policy will be updated first and you will be asked again.
Bright Heart Co policy
Bright Heart Co Cookie Policy
This Cookie Policy explains essential website technologies, optional integrations and browser privacy controls. This website has no cookie-settings panel. Use the table of contents to go straight to the topic you need.
- Last updated: 7 October 2026
- Bright Heart Co Pty Ltd
- ABN 84 694 169 803
- Queensland, Australia
Key points
- This website uses essential storage only.
- This website does not activate optional analytics or marketing scripts.
- Use browser privacy settings to review, block or clear cookies and locally stored website data.
- If optional services are introduced later, their privacy and visitor-control requirements must be reviewed before activation.
Part 1 of 6
About cookies
What this policy covers and what cookies and similar technologies are.
1. Purpose of this Cookie Policy
This Cookie Policy explains how Bright Heart Co uses cookies and similar technologies when you visit our website. It describes the technologies needed for essential functions, the optional categories that may be used and the choices available to you.
This policy should be read together with our Privacy Policy, which explains how Bright Heart Co manages personal information more broadly.
2. What cookies and similar technologies are
Cookies are small data files that a website or related service can store or read through a browser. Similar technologies can include local storage, session storage, pixels, tags or other tools that remember choices, maintain security or support website services.
In this policy, the term cookie technologies is used broadly where the same privacy choice applies, even when a particular technology is not technically a cookie.
Part 2 of 6
What we use
Essential technologies, and analytics or marketing technologies if they are used.
3. Essential technologies
Essential technologies support functions that are necessary for the website to operate securely and reliably. They may be used to remember privacy choices, protect forms, maintain security, support accessibility or keep core website functions working.
These functions support the service you request from the website. Blocking essential storage in your browser may affect some website features.
4. Analytics technologies
Analytics technologies can help an organisation understand how people use a website, such as which pages are visited and whether visitors encounter technical problems. Bright Heart Co treats analytics as optional unless a particular technology is genuinely necessary for another essential purpose.
This website does not activate optional analytics scripts. Any future analytics integration will need its own appropriate configuration and visitor controls.
5. Marketing technologies
Marketing technologies can be used for campaign measurement, advertising audiences, remarketing or similar promotional purposes. Bright Heart Co treats these technologies as optional.
This website does not activate optional marketing scripts. Any future marketing integration will need appropriate visitor controls. Disability, health, complaint or participant-service information should not be used for inappropriate advertising targeting.
Part 3 of 6
Your choices
How optional technologies are handled, what may remain from earlier versions of this website and which browser controls are available.
6. Optional technologies on this website
There is no optional-category selection panel on this website. Optional scripts that need consent remain inactive. Core Bright Heart Co information and contact details are available without enabling optional integrations.
7. Legacy preference data
This website no longer saves a cookie-category selection. Other necessary website features or separately installed services may store data in your browser. You can inspect and clear this data through browser settings.
8. Clearing old preference data
Earlier versions of this website may have saved a cookie preference in local storage. This version does not use that saved choice to activate optional scripts. You can remove old stored data through your browser settings.
9. Changing browser storage settings
Use your browser’s privacy settings to review or change how cookies and local storage are handled. There is no preference panel to reopen.
10. Consent for separately installed services
This website leaves its optional consent-gated scripts inactive. If a separately installed service offers optional consent controls, use that service’s controls or contact us about withdrawing consent.
Withdrawing consent does not automatically erase information that an external provider may already have received. Where a third-party service offers its own deletion or privacy controls, those controls may also be relevant.
11. Browser and device controls
Most browsers allow you to block or delete cookies, clear local storage, restrict cross-site tracking or use private browsing. These browser controls are available independently of this website.
Blocking all browser storage may stop some legitimate website functions from remembering your choices. Your browser or device provider can explain the controls available on your device.
Part 4 of 6
Other technologies and services
Security, hosting logs, third-party services, embedded content and overseas processing.
12. Security and spam prevention
Bright Heart Co or its hosting and security providers may use essential technologies to protect the website, forms and accounts from malicious traffic, automated abuse, suspicious login activity or other security threats. These services may process technical information such as IP address, browser information, request patterns or security identifiers where reasonably necessary for protection and troubleshooting.
13. Hosting and network logs
Our hosting, network or security providers may create technical logs needed to deliver, secure and troubleshoot the website. Logs can include information such as IP address, time, requested page, browser or device information and response status.
These operational records are different from optional marketing cookies, although some technical information may still be personal information and is managed in accordance with our Privacy Policy and applicable requirements.
14. Third-party services
Some website functions may rely on third-party providers, such as hosting, security, maps, video, scheduling, forms or document services. A third-party service may have its own privacy and cookie practices.
Any optional third-party service needs its own appropriate controls. An alternative route to essential information should be provided where reasonably possible.
15. Analytics services if enabled
This website does not provide an Analytics switch or activate an analytics provider. If Bright Heart Co enables an analytics service, the service will be reviewed for its purpose, privacy settings and consent requirements, and this policy will be updated when a material change needs to be disclosed.
16. Advertising or social-media technologies if enabled
If Bright Heart Co introduces advertising, social-media or campaign-measurement technologies, they will be treated as optional unless another lawful and properly disclosed basis clearly applies. Where relevant, this policy and the Privacy Policy will be updated to explain the use of those services.
17. Videos, maps and embedded content
External video, map, scheduling or document platforms can use their own cookies or browser storage. Where practical, optional embedded content should use suitable visitor controls or a privacy-enhanced mode.
Declining optional tracking should not prevent you from accessing essential contact information. If an important embedded service is not accessible to you, please contact us for another practical way to obtain the information.
18. When we may ask you to choose again
If optional technologies are introduced or changed, this policy and any applicable visitor controls should be reviewed. An older stored choice should not be treated as agreement to a substantially different use.
19. Preferences across browsers and devices
Browser privacy settings and stored website data can differ between devices and browser profiles. Private or incognito sessions may discard stored data when the session ends.
20. Overseas processing by technology providers
Some hosting, analytics, advertising or embedded-service providers may use infrastructure outside Australia. If a third-party service receives personal information, its privacy practices and overseas processing arrangements may be relevant in addition to this Cookie Policy.
Material third-party services are considered as part of Bright Heart Co’s broader privacy obligations and information-handling practices.
Part 5 of 6
Our commitments and contacts
Analytics and marketing information, responsible marketing, accessibility, changes and who to ask.
21. Analytics and marketing information
This website has no cookie-preference system that activates optional technologies. Optional analytics or marketing information, if used, should be connected with a clearly defined and appropriately disclosed purpose.
22. Sensitive information and responsible marketing
Information about disability, health, complaints, concerns or participant services should not be turned into advertising audiences merely because a person visited the Bright Heart Co website or contacted the organisation. Service communications are also separate from promotional marketing.
23. Accessibility and essential access
Essential Bright Heart Co contact details and core policy information remain available without a cookie-category choice, and accessibility barriers can be reported through our Accessibility or Contact pathways.
24. Changes to website technologies and this policy
Bright Heart Co may update this Cookie Policy when website services, security tools, analytics, embedded content, advertising technologies or consent controls change. The current version and last-updated date will be published on this page.
25. Questions about cookies or privacy preferences
If you have a question about cookies, optional preferences or website privacy, contact Bright Heart Co at contact@brightheartco.com.au. For broader information about how we manage personal information, see our Privacy Policy.
Part 6 of 6
Storage, records and other details
Local storage, form data, administrators, browser signals, children, clearing preferences, consent records, external links and contacts.
26. Local storage and session storage
This website no longer stores a cookie-category choice in local storage. Other website functions and separately installed services may use browser storage.
No personal details such as your name or email are kept in local storage.
27. Form and spam-prevention data
Forms include a hidden field and a signed token to block automated spam.
These measures do not track you across other websites.
28. Logged-in users and administrators
WordPress sets essential login cookies only for people who sign in to manage the website.
Visitors who do not sign in do not receive these cookies.
29. Do Not Track and browser privacy signals
Optional technologies are intended to remain off unless you choose them. This default does not establish how Do Not Track or other browser privacy signals are handled. Any supported signal behaviour depends on the active service and its configuration.
If we add or change services that respond to these signals, we will review and update this policy.
30. Children and cookies
We do not knowingly use optional cookies to profile children or young people.
Parents and guardians can clear stored preferences using the browser’s settings.
31. Clearing stored preferences
You can clear your saved choice by deleting site data for this website in your browser settings.
This website does not ask you to make a new cookie-category selection on your next visit.
32. Words used in this policy
“Cookie” means a small file stored by your browser.
“Similar technologies” include local storage, session storage, pixels and scripts that store or read information on your device.
33. Records of consent
This website no longer collects a cookie-category choice or keeps a central record of those choices.
If we introduce consent records in future, this policy will explain how they are kept.
34. Cookies on external links
When you follow a link to another website, that website’s own cookie policy applies.
We are not responsible for cookies set by external websites.
35. Contact about this policy
Questions about cookies or preferences can be sent to contact@brightheartco.com.au.
We aim to reply within one business day during office hours.
Also on this page
More about this policy
What this website uses today
This website does not activate analytics or advertising tags and has no cookie-settings panel. Separately installed plugins and external services must be checked independently. This policy should be reviewed before optional technologies are introduced.
Questions about website storage
Contact us if you have questions about website storage or privacy.
This website has no cookie-settings panel and does not activate optional consent-gated scripts. Browser settings can be used to manage stored website data. Third-party integrations and their storage must be checked separately.
Version and review history
- 7 October 2026: Content and accessibility review completed.
- 3 October 2026: Sections reviewed and expanded, with a summary and response times added.
- 2 October 2026: First published on the Bright Heart Co website.
Questions about this page can be sent to contact@brightheartco.com.au.