LinkScope Sourcing 42 privacy policy

This policy describes how LinkScope Sourcing 42 handles information typed into the inquiry form. It applies to the name, work email, phone if you add one, company, and the requirement text, including any budget or supplier-preference note merged into that text.

Why the fields are read

The desk uses the fields to understand a power-connector request, to reply to the work email, and to share the technical requirement with plants that may quote. Phone is optional. A street address is not requested because the site does not publish a walk-in location. Do not put passwords or payment card numbers in the requirement box.

Who can receive the brief

Staff handling the inquiry, and plants or quoting parties contacted for that brief, may see the technical description and the company name needed to answer. The desk does not sell the form contents as a marketing list. Hosting and mail providers may process the submission as part of operating the site.

Retention and access

Messages are kept while the inquiry is open and for a limited record period afterward so the same brief can be matched to a reply. You may ask, from the same work email, what was submitted and whether it can be corrected. Some records may be retained when a legal duty requires it.

Browser storage on this site

A sourcing-benefit notice uses local storage for the timestamp of the original display and session storage if you hide the ticker. That storage is not the inquiry form. Closing the ticker does not send your connector specification anywhere.

Contact about privacy

Privacy questions can be written through the inquiry form with the word privacy in the requirement box and the work email you want used for the reply. The desk will respond to that email about the records tied to it.