Last updated: 6 September 2026
This Cookies Policy explains how Braintric Electrical and Automation Engineering Pty Ltd may use cookies, browser storage, pixels, tags, scripts and similar technologies when you visit braintrical.com.au. It should be implemented together with the actual cookie and tracking tools configured on the live website.
Legal entity: Braintric Electrical and Automation Engineering Pty Ltd (ABN 65 649 229 292). In this policy, “Braintric”, “we”, “us” and “our” refer to Braintric Electrical and Automation Engineering Pty Ltd.
A cookie is a small text file or data item stored on or accessed from a browser or device. Cookies can help a website recognise a browser, maintain a session, remember preferences, protect forms, detect technical problems or understand how pages are used. Session cookies generally expire when the browser session ends, while persistent cookies remain for a defined period unless deleted earlier.
Similar technologies may include local storage, session storage, tracking pixels, tags, scripts, software identifiers and embedded third-party code.
These support functions required for the website to operate securely or provide a service requested by the visitor. Blocking them may cause parts of the website to stop working correctly.
These may remember choices such as language, region or display preferences where the website provides such features.
These may help us understand page views, visitor flows, device categories, approximate traffic sources, session duration, performance issues and technical errors.
If enabled, these may help measure campaigns, conversions or advertising audiences. Braintric will not represent that a specific provider is used unless it is actually implemented on the live website.
Some website features may load content or services from third parties, such as maps, video hosts, analytics providers, advertising platforms, payment providers, security services or social media platforms. Those providers may set or access their own cookies and may handle information under their own privacy terms.
Where consent is legally or operationally required for non-essential technologies, Braintric will use reasonable measures to obtain and record the relevant choice. Website visitors may also use browser settings to block or delete cookies. Blocking some technologies may reduce website functionality.
Cookie retention periods vary according to the technology and purpose. Essential session technologies may expire at the end of a session; other cookies may persist for a defined period. The live website configuration should be reviewed periodically so this Policy remains accurate.
Information collected through cookies or similar technologies that is personal information will be handled in accordance with our Privacy Policy and applicable privacy law.
We may update this Policy when our website, analytics, marketing or technology providers change. The website should not activate optional tracking technologies in a way that is inconsistent with the choices presented to visitors.
This policy is intended for publication on the Braintric website. It should be read together with any project-specific quotation, service agreement or other terms that expressly apply to a particular transaction.
A cookie is a small data item that a website can store on or access from a browser or device. Cookies can support security, sessions, preferences, analytics and other website functions.
No. Many cookies are used for essential website functions such as security, session management or form processing. Advertising cookies are a separate category and should only be described as active where they are actually used.
A session cookie generally expires when the browser session ends. A persistent cookie remains for a defined period unless it is deleted earlier by the user, browser or provider.
Yes. Most browsers provide controls to block or delete cookies. Where Braintric provides a cookie-consent tool, you may also be able to manage categories of non-essential cookies through that tool.
Not always. Some essential functions, forms, embedded tools or security features may depend on cookies or browser storage and may not work correctly if all such technologies are blocked.
Yes, if third-party functionality is embedded or connected to the site. Examples can include analytics, maps, videos, forms or advertising tools. Whether a particular provider is active depends on the current website configuration.
It depends on the cookie. Some expire at the end of the browsing session, while persistent cookies remain for a defined period. Where Braintric publishes a detailed cookie register, the duration should be identified for each active technology where reasonably practicable.
The most accurate information comes from the current live website configuration and any cookie register or consent panel displayed on the site. You may also contact Braintric if you need clarification about a particular website technology.
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