LinkScope Sourcing 17 privacy policy

This policy explains how LinkScope Sourcing 17 handles information you submit so the desk can coordinate a console-switch or related network-equipment inquiry. The site is a sourcing desk, not a consumer store.

Information you submit

The form asks for name, work email, company, an optional phone number, and a requirement description. The description may include product configuration, quantity, destination, timing, an optional budget, currency, budget basis, and a supplier preference. Auxiliary budget and preference controls are merged into that requirement text at submission when JavaScript is available. They are not stored as separate database columns by this page.

How the information is used

The desk uses the brief to understand the request, contact you, and ask factories for quotations on the stated scope. It is not sold as a marketing list. Supplier preference is treated as your instruction, not as a public rating of a factory.

Sharing

Relevant technical and commercial fields may be shared with factories or sourcing contacts who need them to answer the brief. The desk does not publish your email on the website. Public pages do not include a street address or telephone number for this desk.

Retention and access

Briefs are kept long enough to complete the inquiry, handle a follow-up, and meet ordinary business record needs. You may ask, through a new form submission, what the desk still holds about a prior brief and request a correction of contact details. Some records may be retained when a legal or accounting duty applies.

Browser storage on this site

A sourcing notice uses local storage for the time it was first shown and session storage if you hide the notice. That storage is about the notice window, not about your quotation. It is not used as an account login.

Contact about privacy

Privacy questions should be sent through the procurement form on the contact page, with the word privacy in the requirement text, so the request stays with the same record path. Do not send secrets or credentials in that box.