Privacy Policy for LinkScope Sourcing 43

This notice explains how LinkScope Sourcing 43 handles information you type into the inquiry form. It is written for business buyers. It is not a consumer-marketing program.

What you submit

The form asks for a name, a work email, an optional phone, a company and a requirements note. If scripting is available, a product name, a budget note and a supplier preference can be added to that requirements note when you submit. Those extra boxes are not separate databases. They travel inside the requirements text.

Please use a business email. Do not include government identity numbers, card numbers or health information. The requirements box is for connector specifications, quantities, destinations and timing.

Why it is used

We use the note to understand the connector request, to ask a clarifying question, and to coordinate factory quotations you asked for. We do not sell the form contents as a mailing list. We do not use the note to publish a testimonial.

How long it is kept

Inquiry text is kept while the request is active and for a limited period afterward so we can answer a follow-up about the same brief. If you want a request closed, say so in a reply to the email thread. We may retain a copy where a legal duty requires it.

Who else may see it

A factory asked to quote may receive the technical portion of the brief: the product description, quantity, destination and timing. We do not need to forward an optional budget if you tell us to withhold it. Tell us that limit in the requirements text.

Hosting and email providers may process the message so the form can be delivered. They are not asked to use it for their own advertising.

Browser storage on this site

The sourcing note at the top of the page stores the time it was first shown in local storage and may store a closed state for the current browser session. That storage is about the note, not about your inquiry. Closing the note does not submit a form.

Contact about privacy

Use the contact form to ask what we hold about a brief you sent. This site does not publish a postal address for privacy requests. We will reply to the business email you provide if the request is clear enough to match a brief.