Effective date: 29 July 2026
1. Scope
This statement explains how Michael Phillip Peters ABN 26 569 038 118 trading as Enterprise Corporated uses cookies, local storage, software development kits, pixels, tags, scripts, device storage, identifiers and similar technologies on the authorised websites and services.
It should be read with the Privacy Policy and Terms and Conditions.
2. What these technologies do
A cookie is a small data file stored by a browser. Similar technologies may store or access information on a device, transmit events, recognise a session, remember settings, protect an account, measure performance or support functionality.
Some technologies are first-party, meaning set for our domain. Others are provided by third-party services such as hosting, security, website, analytics, AI, media, payment or communication providers.
3. Categories
3.1 Strictly necessary
These technologies are required for core operation, security, consent choices, load balancing, fraud prevention, account authentication, session continuity, shopping-cart or transaction functions. They cannot normally be disabled through our consent tool because the requested service would not function properly.
3.2 Functional and preference
These remember language, display, accessibility, region, saved settings or optional features. They should be activated according to applicable consent requirements.
3.3 Analytics and performance
These help measure visits, navigation, errors, performance and service use. Where possible, analytics should use privacy-preserving settings, truncated identifiers, short retention and de-identification. Non-essential analytics should not load before valid consent where consent is required.
3.4 AI and interactive service
These may support chat, model sessions, abuse prevention, routing, feedback, personalisation or continuity in an AI interface. The collection notice must explain whether prompts, identifiers or transcripts are sent to an external provider.
3.5 Marketing and advertising
These may measure campaigns, build audiences or deliver targeted advertising. We do not activate advertising or cross-site tracking technologies unless they are actually used, disclosed in the live inventory and supported by any required consent or opt-out.
4. Consent and controls
We use a consent-management interface designed to provide:
- a clear choice before non-essential technologies are activated where required;
- equally accessible Accept all and Reject non-essential choices;
- granular category controls;
- no pre-selected non-essential categories;
- a persistent link to reopen settings;
- a record of consent version and choice; and
- withdrawal as easily as consent was given.
Strictly necessary technologies remain active where required to provide the requested service or preserve a privacy choice.
5. Suggested cookie banner
Title: Your privacy choices
Text: We use necessary technologies to operate and secure this site. With your permission, we may also use functional and analytics technologies to improve services. Marketing technologies remain off unless specifically disclosed and accepted. You can accept, reject non-essential technologies or manage individual choices. See our Cookie Statement and Privacy Policy.
Buttons: Accept all | Reject non-essential | Manage choices
Persistent link: Privacy and cookie settings
6. Live cookie inventory requirement
Before publication, each domain must be scanned in public, logged-in, checkout, AI-chat and embedded-media states. The following fields must be published and kept current for every technology:
- cookie or technology name;
- provider and domain;
- first-party or third-party status;
- purpose and category;
- personal information or device data involved;
- trigger and legal/consent basis;
- expiry or retention;
- countries or regions of processing;
- provider privacy link; and
- method to disable or withdraw consent.
A generic policy without an accurate live inventory is not sufficient for a site that activates non-essential tracking.
7. Browser and device controls
Browsers allow users to delete or block cookies, but blocking necessary technologies may prevent features from operating. Device, browser or network privacy controls may also limit tracking.
Where legally required or technically supported, we will recognise applicable preference signals, such as a Global Privacy Control signal, for the purposes specified by law. A Do Not Track signal is not interpreted uniformly by industry; our live settings will explain supported signals.
8. Third-party embeds
Videos, maps, fonts, social media, payment tools, chat services and other embeds may place or access technologies. Optional embeds should use click-to-load or consent controls where appropriate. Third-party providers control their own cookies and privacy practices.
9. Retention
Session technologies expire when the session or browser closes unless needed for security or continuity. Persistent technologies remain for the period shown in the live inventory. Retention must be no longer than reasonably necessary for the stated purpose.
10. Australia and international users
Australian law regulates personal information and direct marketing that may involve tracking technologies. Other jurisdictions may require consent before information is stored on or accessed from a device. Our intended baseline is to obtain consent for non-essential technologies where required and to provide meaningful choices globally where practicable.
11. Changes and contact
We may update this statement when technologies, providers or law change. Contact [email protected] for privacy or cookie questions.