THE PRACTICAL DETAILS
Privacy policy
How information is intended to be handled on the BonsaiCo website.
About this draft
This is a launch-ready structure requiring confirmation of the actual business entity, service providers, retention periods and privacy contact before use. Last reviewed: 18 October 2026.
Information we collect
When you send an enquiry, we receive the details you provide: name, contact information, organisation, project requirements and any other information in your message. Job applications may include a CV and cover letter. We do not ask you to provide sensitive information through a general enquiry.
Why we use information
We use enquiry details to respond, prepare a proposal and manage the resulting conversation. Recruitment information is used to assess the relevant application. Newsletter information is used for email updates only where you have consented. We do not represent enquiry consent as consent to unrelated marketing.
Service providers and overseas disclosure
The deployed website may rely on hosting, form, email, analytics and scheduling providers. The operator must identify those providers, their processing locations and relevant cross-border arrangements before launch. Optional analytics is disabled until accepted. Third-party maps and scheduling content load only after an explicit request.
Storage, retention and security
Access should be limited to people who need the information for the stated purpose. The operator must confirm retention periods, deletion procedures and security controls for each configured provider. Do not send passwords, medical records or financial account details through this site.
Access, correction and complaints
To request access or correction, withdraw newsletter consent or raise a privacy concern, email hello@bonsaico.com.au. We will acknowledge your request and explain the next step. If your concern remains unresolved, you may contact the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner at oaic.gov.au.
Australian Privacy Principles
The Privacy Act 1988 and Australian Privacy Principles may impose obligations depending on the organisation and information involved. This draft must be reviewed against the operator’s actual practices. Primary reference: OAIC privacy guidance.
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