Privacy Policy for LinkScope Sourcing 49

This note explains how LinkScope Sourcing 49 handles the details you submit so the desk can coordinate switching-supply quotations. It is written for business buyers. It is not a description of a consumer store account, because this site does not open one.

What you may submit

The inquiry form asks for your name, work email, phone, company, and a requirement description. You may also type a product interest, an optional budget, a currency, a per-module or whole-order basis, and a supplier preference. Those extra items are merged into the requirement text at submission when the browser runs the page script. If the script does not run, the instruction on the form asks you to type them in the requirement box yourself. Comment fields on a note, when you use them, collect the name, email, and comment you enter there.

Why the text is used

The desk uses the brief to check whether volts, amperes, enclosure, quantity, destination, and timing are present, and to ask factories about that written scope. Work email and phone are used to reply to you. The company name is used so a factory question can be tied to a business buyer rather than to an unnamed note. The desk does not use the brief to build a public customer list.

Who may see it

People working the desk can read the submission. Factories may receive the technical rows needed to quote, which can include quantity, destination, and timing. They do not need your phone number unless you asked the desk to pass it on. The site does not sell the form contents as a marketing list. Hosting and mail providers that carry the submission can process it as part of delivering the message.

What is not collected on purpose

The form has no file upload, so drawings are not stored as attachments through this page. Do not paste secrets you cannot share with a prospective factory. Payment card numbers are not requested and should not be placed in the requirement field. A budget figure is a target you chose to share. It is not a charge and it is not stored as a completed payment.

Retention and access

Briefs are kept long enough to compare replies and to answer your follow-up. If you want a copy of what you sent, or you want the desk to stop using a brief that is no longer active, use the same form and say so in the requirement field. The desk will confirm by the email you provide. Browser storage used for the sourcing notice remembers when that notice was first shown and whether you closed the bar in the current session. That storage is on your browser and is separate from the inquiry form.

Cookies and pages

The site may use the technical cookies a host needs to serve pages and to keep a form submission intact. It does not describe a third-party advertising network here because none is part of this desk. Legal pages, notes, and inquiry rows are ordinary pages. Reading them does not by itself send a brief.

Updates

If this note changes, the revised text will be posted on this page. Questions about a specific brief go through the contact form, which is the published path. No street address is listed because none is published for LinkScope Sourcing 49.