LinkScope Sourcing 34 privacy policy

This policy describes how LinkScope Sourcing 34 handles information submitted through the procurement form and ordinary server logs. The desk uses that information to read an isolator brief and to contact factories you asked it to approach. The site is an independent sourcing partner, not a retailer account system.

Information you type

The form asks for your name, work email, an optional phone, company, and a requirement field. With scripting enabled, optional product interest, budget, currency, per-piece or whole-order basis, and supplier preference are appended to that requirement at submit time. They are not separate stored columns invented by this page. Do not place payment card numbers or government identity numbers in the requirement box.

How the brief is used

The desk reads the text to clarify frequency range, connector, power, quantity, destination, and timing, then may forward the relevant technical portion to factories that can quote. Forwarding is part of the sourcing request you submitted. The desk does not sell the brief as a marketing list. Staff access is limited to people handling the request.

Logs and local notices

The host may keep standard connection logs such as IP address, user agent, and time. A sourcing notice in the browser uses local storage for the time the notice was shown and session storage if you hide the bar. Those keys are not your RFQ text. You can clear them in the browser.

Retention and requests

Briefs are kept long enough to finish the quotation coordination and to answer a follow-up about the same line. If you want a copy of what you sent, or you want the desk to stop using a brief that is no longer active, write that request through the same form and name the company and the approximate send date. The desk may keep a minimal record of the deletion request itself.

Other sites

Links to standards bodies or to your own documents leave this site. Their privacy practices are their own. This policy does not cover a factory that later emails you directly after receiving the technical description.

Updates

A revised policy will be posted on this page. The form remains the contact path for a privacy question about a specific brief. No separate postal address is published for privacy mail.