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The cookies and browser storage used on broadfield.farm and janz.farm, what each one does, and how to change your choices.
Last updated 17 October 2026
Cookies are small files a website saves in your browser. Websites can also save information in the browser's own storage. This page covers both, on broadfield.farm and janz.farm.
Necessary ones keep the websites working and do not need your permission. Anything else only runs if you allow it in Cookie settings.
These keep the websites working. They are never used for advertising.
broadfield_cookie_consent_v1
Remembers your cookie choices, so we do not ask again on every page.
sb-...-auth-token
Keeps you signed in to your guest account, the Owner Portal or the staff system. Only set when you sign in.
__stripe_mid and __stripe_sid
Set by Stripe's card form on the pages where you pay. They help Stripe stop fraud.
bf_checkin_ and your booking reference
Lets you carry on with self check-in after you have found your booking.
bf_checkin_from_ and your booking reference
Remembers whether you opened self check-in from the sign or from a link we sent you, so our team knows how you checked in.
bf_brochure_access
Lets you open the holiday home brochure again after you have asked for it.
bf_recovery_verified
Used while you reset a password.
These are saved in your browser's storage when you use something that needs them. They stay on your device. They are not used to follow you around the web.
The Owner Portal and the staff system also remember a few settings in your browser once you sign in, such as a panel you opened or a tip you closed. They stay on your device.
Vercel Speed Insights measures how fast our pages load. It sets no cookies, saves nothing in your browser and does not identify you.
Vercel Web Analytics
Counts the pages you visit and the booking steps you take, so we can see which pages help. It only loads after you choose Accept all or switch Analytics on, and never in the staff system, the Owner Portal, your guest account, My stay or our apps. It sets no cookies and saves nothing in your browser.
broadfield_website_session_id
A random number that links the pages you visit and the booking steps you take, so we can see where people get stuck. It is only saved after you choose Accept all or switch Analytics on.
The Google map on our directions pages and the Tripadvisor ratings and award on some pages come from Google and Tripadvisor. When they load, those companies see your device's internet address and may set their own cookies.
They only load if you switch on "Maps and reviews" in Cookie settings, or tap Show map, Show rating or Show award where they would be. Until then you see a button instead. Tapping a button only shows it on that page.
We use the Meta Pixel to see which of our Facebook and Instagram adverts lead to a booking. It only loads if you switch on Marketing in Cookie settings or choose Accept all. It never loads in the staff system, the Owner Portal, your guest account, My stay or our apps.
When it runs, Meta sees the pages you visit on our websites and your device's internet address, and can link them to your Facebook or Instagram account. When you book, order, buy a gift voucher or send a holiday home or seasonal pitch form, we also tell Meta the value, with your email address and phone number in a scrambled form (hashed).
_fbp
The Meta Pixel's own cookie. It lets Meta tell one visit from another, to measure our adverts.
_fbc
Saved when you arrive by tapping one of our adverts on Facebook or Instagram, so Meta can match your visit to that advert.
broadfield_meta_purchase:
Remembers that a booking was already counted, so it is not counted twice. Only saved with Marketing on.
Switch Marketing off in Cookie settings and the Meta Pixel stops at once, its cookies are removed, and nothing more about you goes to Meta from our server either. Meta's own privacy policy explains what Meta does with it: facebook.com/privacy/policy.
Use Cookie settings at the bottom of any page to accept, reject or change your choices at any time. You can also delete cookies and site data in your browser's settings.
More about how we use personal information is in our privacy notice.
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