Cookie Policy
What Bell Path stores in your browser, why, and how to turn the optional parts off.
- Operator
- Bell Path Timetabling (ABN 59 429 101 462)
- Effective date
- 3 November 2026
Overview
Bell Path uses cookies and browser storage to keep you signed in, protect forms, remember your preferences, save your progress, and understand how the product is used. This page lists what is stored and what you can do about it.
Storage Bell Path needs to work
- A session cookie that keeps you signed in.
- Security cookies and tokens that protect forms, sign-in and account actions from being faked.
- Browser storage that saves your progress through setup, your preferences, and drafts that can be recovered if a page is closed.
Storage used for analytics and advertising
Bell Path may store an analytics session key in your browser so product events are not counted twice. We use these records internally to see where schools get stuck and to improve the product.
Bell Path also remembers, for 30 days, the first Bell Path page you opened and the name of the website that sent you there, for example google.com. We use it to see which pages lead schools to sign up. It never stores what you searched for or the page you came from.
For website visitor statistics, our server stores a scrambled code made from the request details, a secret key and the month, rather than your raw IP address.
Google advertising measurement is on unless you choose Stop Google measurement. It stores advertising identifiers and receives visit and conversion information, including advertising user data needed to match a walkthrough request or registration to an ad. Bell Path does not send names, email addresses or school information to Google. Google enhanced conversions and advertising personalisation remain off.
Your Google measurement choice is saved in browser storage. After a successful walkthrough request, a temporary confirmation receipt is kept in that tab so refreshing the thank-you page does not send the conversion again. This receipt contains no contact details and expires after 30 minutes.
Those tags are never active on the login or password pages, on invitation or registration links that carry a token or prefilled school name, inside a school’s Bell Path account, in the free calculators, on the School Approval Pack review form, or on the support and procurement contact forms. On the contact page, only the walkthrough-request form is measured. The tags never receive timetable, staff, student, support, health or free-text information.
When Bell Path runs ads to teachers on Facebook or Instagram, Meta's pixel runs on the teacher page (/relief-plan) and nowhere else. It sets Meta's own cookies there and tells Meta about that page's visits and a finished teacher sign-up. Bell Path sends Meta nothing else: no names, email addresses, schools, plans or student details. A browser that chose Stop Google measurement gets no Meta pixel either.
Bell Path does not sell browsing data to advertising networks.
Your choices
Open Privacy choices on an eligible public page or the sign-up page to stop or allow Google measurement. Stopping it prevents future Bell Path conversion events, and stops Meta's pixel on the teacher page too. Bell Path works the same either way.
You can also block or delete cookies and browser storage in your browser settings. If you block the storage Bell Path needs, some things will stop working: signing in, security checks, checkout and draft recovery.