LinkScope Sourcing 39 privacy policy

This policy describes how LinkScope Sourcing 39 handles information typed into the inquiry form and ordinary server logs. It is written for business buyers sending an industrial board connector requirement. It is not a consumer-shopping notice.

Information you choose to send

The form asks for name, work email, optional phone, company, and a requirement textarea named content. Connector family, pitch, quantity, destination, and delivery window belong in that textarea. If script runs, a short preference summary is added to the submitted content at send time. The summary can include a drawing reference, a budget note, and a supplier preference. Those extra boxes are not separate database columns. If script does not run, the page asks you to type the same notes into the textarea yourself.

Why the text is used

The text is used to understand the brief, to ask factories for quotations on that brief, and to reply to the work email you entered. Phone is used only when you provide it. The desk does not require a public social account. A message is not used to build a published customer story. This site does not claim a list of reference buyers.

What is not collected on purpose

The form has no upload control, so files are not accepted through it. Do not put payment card numbers in the requirement. A target budget is a planning note, not a card charge. The site does not ask for a government identifier.

Sharing

A requirement may be shared with factories asked to quote the described connector, and with service providers who host the form endpoint. They receive what they need to answer or transmit the brief. They do not receive permission to treat your drawing as their marketing copy. Public pages of this site do not repeat your company name.

Retention and access

Inquiry text is kept long enough to finish the quotation conversation and to keep a record of what was asked. You may request a copy or a correction of the text you sent by using the same work email and describing the brief date. If a legal hold applies, deletion can wait until that hold ends. Exact retention days are confirmed in the reply to that request rather than printed here as a universal number.

Logs

Servers may log IP address, user agent, and the page requested. Those logs are used to keep the site available and to diagnose errors. They are not a connector specification and they are not sold as a marketing list.

Contact about privacy

Use the RFQ lane and put the word privacy in the requirement so the note is routed as a privacy request rather than a part quotation. The terms of service explain the commercial boundary of the same form.