Privacy Policy of LinkScope Sourcing 24

This policy explains how LinkScope Sourcing 24 handles information you submit so the desk can coordinate cable quotations. It applies to the inquiry form and to messages that follow from that form. It does not describe a factory warehouse system or a carrier account.

Information you choose to send

The form asks for a name, work email, company, optional phone, and a requirement narrative. You may also add a product interest, a target budget with currency and basis, and a supplier preference. Those extra items are merged into the requirement text at submission. They are buyer notes, not a profile score.

Why the desk uses it

The desk uses the brief to see whether the construction, quantity, destination, and timing are clear enough to send to factories, and to reply to the work email you provided. The desk does not sell the brief as a marketing list. Factories contacted about your requirement receive the technical and commercial fields needed to quote, not a separate advertising file.

What is not collected on purpose

The form has no file upload and no payment fields. Do not place card numbers or government identifiers in the narrative. Server logs may record a technical address and a time so the site can operate. Those logs are not a map of your installation sites.

How long it is kept

Briefs are kept while the quotation comparison is open and for a limited period afterward so the desk can answer a follow-up about the same construction. You may ask the desk, through a later form message, to stop using a brief that is no longer needed. Some records may remain where a legal duty requires them.

Sharing

The desk shares requirement details with factories asked to quote and with service providers who host the form, under instructions limited to that work. The desk does not claim that every factory will keep your brief confidential beyond what that factory agrees. If your project needs a confidentiality notice, write that limit into the requirement field before factories are contacted.

Access from the United States and elsewhere

Buyers and factories may be in different countries. Sending a brief means you accept that the narrative will be read by the desk and by the factories you ask the desk to contact. Do not include personal information about people who have not agreed to be part of the purchase.

Privacy questions can be sent through the same form, with the subject of the question written in the requirement field.