Cookies Policy

1. Overview

Cookies are small text files or browser-based identifiers placed on a device when a website is visited. Similar technologies can include local storage, pixels, tags and server logs.

This policy explains the categories that may be used on the WebQuick website and the choices available to visitors.

2. Strictly necessary technologies

Necessary technologies support core website operation and security. They may be used to:

• Deliver pages and balance website traffic.
• Protect forms, prevent spam and identify malicious activity.
• Remember security or cookie-preference settings.
• Maintain website administration and authenticated sessions.

Blocking these technologies may cause parts of the website to stop working correctly.

3. Preference and functionality technologies

Preference technologies may remember choices such as language, interface settings or information entered during a multi-step form. WebQuick aims to use these only where they provide a useful website function.

4. Analytics and performance

WebQuick may use analytics and performance tools to understand how visitors find and use the website, diagnose errors and improve pages. Depending on the tools enabled, information may include:

• Pages viewed, links selected and time spent on pages.
• Referring website, campaign information and general geographic area.
• Browser, device, screen size and operating system.
• Approximate or truncated IP address and technical identifiers.
• Aggregated interaction information such as scrolling or form engagement.

Potential providers include Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager and Microsoft Clarity. The active tools may change as WebQuick’s measurement setup develops.

5. Advertising and conversion measurement

When WebQuick runs advertising, tools such as the Meta Pixel or Google advertising tags may be used to measure whether campaigns result in visits, enquiries or other actions.

Advertising providers may use identifiers to measure campaigns or personalise advertising according to their own policies and the choices available through their platforms.

6. Your choices

Where a cookie preference tool is displayed, you can use it to accept, reject or change available non-essential categories. You can also delete or block cookies through browser settings.

Blocking analytics or advertising technologies should not prevent access to the main website, although some measurement and convenience features may not operate.

7. Third-party processing

Analytics, hosting, security and advertising providers may process data outside Australia, including in the United States and other locations where they operate.

WebQuick does not control third-party cookies after you leave the WebQuick website. Third-party services are governed by their own terms and privacy information.

8. Duration and retention

Some technologies last only for the current browser session. Others remain for a defined period or until deleted. Retention depends on the purpose, provider configuration and browser settings.

WebQuick aims to retain website measurement information only for a period reasonably required for analytics, security, reporting and campaign improvement.

9. Updates and contact

This policy may be updated when WebQuick changes its website, consent setup or technology providers.

Questions can be sent to hello@webquick.com.au or raised by calling 0415 383 909. For information about personal information, read the Privacy Policy.