Privacy Policy for LinkScope Sourcing 52

LinkScope Sourcing 52 collects only what you place in the inquiry form so the desk can coordinate a clamp-meter quotation. This policy describes that business use. It is not a promise of a particular factory relationship.

Data in the form

The form asks for name, work email, phone, company, and procurement requirements. Requirements may include specification, quantity, destination, timing, an optional budget, and a supplier preference. Those fields are used to prepare a comparable request. They are not used to publish a customer story.

How the note is handled

Staff and the suppliers asked to quote may see the brief so they can answer the same cells. The desk does not sell the form contents as a marketing list. Access is limited to people working on that request. A browser stores a first-display time and a session flag for the sourcing-support notice. That storage is local to your browser and is not a customer account.

What is not collected here

The form has no file upload and no payment field. Do not put card numbers in the requirements box. The site does not ask for a map location because it does not operate a public counter. If you include a ship-to city so the commercial term is clear, that city is part of the brief, not a tracked device location.

Retention and requests

Inquiry notes are kept long enough to compare replies and to answer a follow-up on the same requirement. You may ask, through a later form message, that a superseded brief be set aside. The desk cannot erase a copy a supplier has already received as part of a quotation request.

Pages and logs

Ordinary server logs may record the address of a page request, including product and article URLs, for operations. Those logs are not treated as a sourcing requirement. This policy matches the site text prepared on 27 October 2026.