Effective Date: 11 September 2026
Last Updated: 11 September 2026
Website: www.sunriseboutique.in
Project: Sunrise Boutique
Location: Newtown Action Area 2, near TCS Gitanjali Park, Newtown, West Bengal, India
Email: contact@sunriseboutique.in
Phone: 7980678266
1. Introduction
This Cookie Policy explains how Sunrise Boutique (“Sunrise Boutique”, “we”, “us”, “our” or “the Company”) may use cookies and similar technologies when you visit www.sunriseboutique.in (“Website”).
Cookies are small text files or similar technologies that may be stored on or accessed from your device when you visit a website.
They can help websites:
- Function correctly;
- Remember preferences;
- Understand how visitors use the website;
- Improve website performance;
- Maintain security;
- Measure marketing campaigns;
- Analyse visitor behaviour; and
- Provide a more convenient browsing experience.
This Cookie Policy should be read together with our Privacy Policy and Terms & Conditions.
2. What Are Cookies?
A cookie is a small text file placed on your computer, smartphone, tablet or other internet-enabled device by a website.
Cookies generally contain information that allows a website or service to recognise a particular browser or device.
Cookies do not necessarily identify you personally.
However, when combined with information such as an IP address, enquiry details or other identifiers, information associated with cookies may in some circumstances become associated with an identifiable user.
For this reason, cookie-related information may constitute personal information depending on how it is collected and used.
3. Why Sunrise Boutique Uses Cookies
The Sunrise Boutique Website may use cookies and similar technologies for several purposes.
These purposes may include:
- Website functionality;
- Security;
- Performance;
- Analytics;
- Visitor preferences;
- Marketing measurement;
- Advertising;
- Lead-generation optimisation;
- Understanding visitor behaviour;
- Improving website content;
- Improving user experience;
- Troubleshooting;
- Fraud prevention; and
- Maintaining technical records.
The actual cookies used may vary depending on the technology and third-party services installed on the Website.
4. Types of Cookies
Cookies can generally be categorised according to their purpose and duration.
For ease of understanding, we may classify them as follows.
5. Strictly Necessary Cookies
These cookies may be necessary for the basic operation and security of the Website.
They may help with:
- Page functionality;
- Security;
- Session management;
- Form operation;
- Load balancing;
- Website configuration;
- Cookie preferences; and
- Other essential technical functions.
Because these cookies may be necessary for the Website to operate, disabling them may cause certain Website functions to stop working properly.
6. Functional Cookies
Functional cookies may allow the Website to remember choices or preferences.
For example, they may help remember:
- Cookie preferences;
- Display preferences;
- Certain user selections;
- Session preferences; or
- Other Website configuration settings.
Functional cookies can improve the visitor experience but may not always be necessary for basic website operation.
7. Analytics Cookies
Analytics cookies may help us understand how visitors use the Website.
They may collect information such as:
- Number of visitors;
- Pages visited;
- Approximate session duration;
- Traffic sources;
- Device type;
- Browser type;
- General interaction patterns;
- Frequently visited pages; and
- Other aggregated usage information.
Analytics information can help us understand which sections of the Website are useful and where improvements may be required.
Where possible, analytics information may be aggregated or otherwise processed in a way intended to reduce unnecessary identification of individual visitors.
8. Advertising and Marketing Cookies
The Website may use marketing technologies to understand the effectiveness of advertising campaigns.
This may help us determine:
- Whether a visitor arrived through an advertisement;
- Which advertising campaign generated a visit;
- Whether a visitor interacted with certain Website content;
- Whether an advertisement led to an enquiry;
- General campaign performance; and
- How marketing activities can be improved.
Depending on the technology used, third-party advertising platforms may place or access cookies or similar identifiers.
Such third parties may process information according to their own policies.
9. Social Media Technologies
The Website may include links, buttons, embedded content or other functionality associated with social-media platforms.
These platforms may use their own cookies or similar technologies.
For example, social-media technologies may be used to:
- Display social content;
- Enable sharing;
- Measure interactions;
- Support advertising;
- Track campaign performance; or
- Provide other platform functionality.
The use of such technologies is governed partly by the relevant third party’s own policies.
10. Lead Generation and Conversion Tracking
Sunrise Boutique may use digital marketing and lead-generation systems.
For example, a visitor may arrive at the Website after clicking a social-media or search advertisement.
Cookies or similar technologies may help determine that the visitor arrived through a particular campaign.
This information can help us understand advertising performance and improve future campaigns.
If you submit a form, the information submitted through that form may separately be handled according to our Privacy Policy.
11. First-Party and Third-Party Cookies
First-Party Cookies
First-party cookies are generally set directly by the Website or its authorised technology infrastructure.
They may be used for:
- Website functionality;
- Security;
- Preferences;
- Analytics;
- Session management; and
- Other Website operations.
Third-Party Cookies
Third-party cookies may be set by external service providers.
These may include providers involved in:
- Analytics;
- Advertising;
- Social media;
- Maps;
- Security;
- Embedded content;
- Communication;
- CRM;
- Marketing automation; or
- Other digital services.
Third-party cookies are subject to the applicable third party’s policies.
12. Cookies and Personal Information
Cookies themselves may not always contain information that directly identifies a person.
However, cookie information can sometimes be combined with other information.
For example, if a visitor submits a form containing their name and mobile number, the Website’s systems may associate the enquiry with information relating to that Website session or advertising campaign.
Any personal information collected through our Website is handled in accordance with our Privacy Policy and applicable law.
The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 establishes requirements relating to processing of digital personal data, including notice and consent principles where applicable.
13. Cookie Consent
Depending on the type of cookie and applicable legal requirements, we may request consent before placing or accessing certain non-essential cookies.
Where consent is required, visitors may be provided with options such as:
- Accept;
- Reject;
- Manage Preferences; or
- Similar controls.
The specific options may vary depending on the Website’s cookie-management system.
Where consent is the basis for processing, applicable law may provide rights relating to withdrawal of consent.
14. Managing Cookie Preferences
You may be able to manage cookies through:
- Our cookie-consent mechanism;
- Browser settings;
- Device settings;
- Third-party privacy controls; or
- Other available tools.
Most modern browsers allow you to:
- View cookies;
- Delete cookies;
- Block cookies;
- Block third-party cookies;
- Receive warnings before cookies are stored; and
- Manage website-specific cookie settings.
However, blocking all cookies may affect the functionality of the Website.
15. Browser Cookie Controls
Most browsers provide cookie controls.
Depending on the browser, you may find options under:
- Privacy;
- Security;
- Site Settings;
- Cookies;
- Website Data;
- Tracking Protection; or
- Similar settings.
The exact procedure may vary depending on your browser version and device.
You should consult your browser provider’s documentation for the latest instructions.
16. Mobile Devices
Mobile operating systems may also provide controls for advertising identifiers, tracking technologies and similar technologies.
Depending on your device, you may be able to:
- Limit ad tracking;
- Reset advertising identifiers;
- Restrict app tracking;
- Manage website permissions;
- Clear browser data; or
- Restrict cookies.
The available options depend on your operating system and device manufacturer.
17. Google and Analytics Technologies
If analytics services such as Google Analytics or similar technologies are installed on the Website, those services may collect technical and usage information according to their applicable terms and policies.
Such services may help us understand:
- Website traffic;
- Visitor behaviour;
- Campaign effectiveness;
- Device information;
- General geographic information; and
- Website performance.
The exact analytics services used by the Website may change over time.
18. Advertising Platforms
Sunrise Boutique may use advertising services operated by third parties to promote the project.
Advertising technologies may help us:
- Measure advertisement performance;
- Understand website conversions;
- Create campaign reports;
- Reach relevant audiences;
- Avoid repeatedly displaying certain advertisements; and
- Improve advertising effectiveness.
Advertising platforms may process information under their own policies.
You should review the relevant platform’s privacy and advertising controls if you wish to manage such processing.
19. Retargeting and Remarketing
Where permitted and appropriately configured, the Website may use remarketing technologies.
Remarketing can allow advertising platforms to display advertisements to users who previously interacted with a website or digital campaign.
For example, a visitor who views the Sunrise Boutique website may later see advertisements relating to the project on another platform.
Such technologies may rely on cookies, advertising identifiers or similar technologies.
Where applicable, you may manage advertising preferences through the relevant platform.
20. Cookie Duration
Cookies may be either:
Session Cookies
Session cookies generally remain active only while your browsing session continues and may be deleted when you close your browser.
Persistent Cookies
Persistent cookies may remain on your device for a specified period or until they are manually deleted.
The duration depends on the purpose of the cookie and the technology provider.
We may change cookie durations where technically or operationally necessary.
21. Security Cookies
Some cookies or similar technologies may support security.
They may help us:
- Detect suspicious activity;
- Prevent fraudulent form submissions;
- Protect website systems;
- Identify abnormal traffic;
- Maintain secure sessions; and
- Reduce security risks.
Disabling certain security-related technologies may reduce Website security or functionality.
22. Cookies Used Through Embedded Content
Some Website pages may include embedded content such as:
- Maps;
- Videos;
- Social-media posts;
- External forms;
- Virtual tours;
- Other third-party content.
When you load such content, the relevant third-party service may set cookies or collect technical information.
We do not control all cookies associated with third-party embedded content.
23. Third-Party Privacy Policies
Where third-party services are used, their respective privacy and cookie policies may also apply.
Examples may include:
- Analytics providers;
- Advertising platforms;
- Social-media companies;
- Map providers;
- Video providers;
- CRM providers;
- Hosting providers; and
- Security providers.
We recommend reviewing their respective policies for detailed information concerning their data practices.
24. Changes to Cookie Technologies
The cookies and technologies used on the Website may change over time.
New services may be introduced and existing services may be removed.
We may update this Cookie Policy when our use of cookies or similar technologies materially changes.
The “Last Updated” date at the top of this policy will indicate when the policy was most recently updated.
25. Do Not Track Signals
Some browsers and devices may provide “Do Not Track” or similar privacy signals.
Because there is no universal technical standard governing all such signals, our Website may not respond to every browser-based signal in the same way.
Where applicable legal requirements require a particular response to a recognised privacy signal, we will seek to comply with those requirements.
26. Data Security
We take reasonable measures to protect information processed through our Website.
However, cookies and internet communications operate within a broader digital environment.
No online system can be guaranteed to be completely secure.
Visitors should also maintain appropriate security practices, including keeping devices, browsers and operating systems updated.
27. Cookie Policy and Privacy Policy
This Cookie Policy should be read together with our Privacy Policy.
Our Privacy Policy explains more broadly:
- What personal information we collect;
- Why we collect it;
- How we use it;
- How information may be shared;
- How information may be retained;
- Security measures;
- Rights and choices; and
- Contact and grievance information.
In case of any inconsistency, applicable law will prevail.
28. Changes to This Policy
We may modify this Cookie Policy from time to time.
Changes may be necessary because of:
- Changes in technology;
- Changes in Website functionality;
- Changes in third-party services;
- Changes in advertising platforms;
- Changes in analytics systems;
- Changes in applicable law;
- Changes in regulatory requirements; or
- Changes in business practices.
The updated policy will be published on this Website.
29. Your Choices
You may have choices concerning cookies and similar technologies.
Depending on the Website configuration and applicable law, you may:
- Accept cookies;
- Reject non-essential cookies;
- Manage cookie categories;
- Withdraw consent where applicable;
- Delete cookies from your browser;
- Block cookies;
- Restrict third-party cookies; or
- Adjust advertising preferences.
Please note that restricting cookies may affect the Website experience.
30. Contact Us
If you have any questions regarding our use of cookies or similar technologies, please contact us.
Sunrise Boutique
Website: www.sunriseboutique.in
Email: contact@sunriseboutique.in
Phone: 7980678266
Project Location:
Newtown Action Area 2, near TCS Gitanjali Park, Newtown, West Bengal, India.
31. Important Disclaimer
This Cookie Policy describes the general manner in which cookies and similar technologies may be used on the Sunrise Boutique Website.
The actual cookies installed on your device may depend on:
- Your browser;
- Device;
- Website pages visited;
- Consent selections;
- Third-party services;
- Advertising campaigns;
- Analytics configuration; and
- Changes to the Website.
Accordingly, the actual list of cookies may differ from time to time.
If a detailed cookie inventory is required, it should be prepared based on an actual technical scan of www.sunriseboutique.in and the specific plugins, analytics tools, advertising pixels, CRM integrations and other third-party services installed on the live website.
32. Acceptance
By continuing to use www.sunriseboutique.in, you acknowledge that you have read and understood this Cookie Policy.
Where applicable, you may be provided with separate controls to manage your cookie preferences.
Sunrise Boutique reserves the right to update this Cookie Policy in accordance with changes to the Website, technology, business practices and applicable law.