Privacy Policy for LinkScope Sourcing 38

This policy explains how LinkScope Sourcing 38 handles information typed into the procurement form. The desk uses that information to read a connector brief and, when the brief is complete enough, to ask plants for quotations. It is not a marketing list service.

What you may submit

The form asks for a name, a work email, an optional phone number, a company name, and the requirement text. Optional budget, currency, per-piece or whole-order basis, and supplier preference are added to that requirement text when the browser can run the page script. They are buyer notes, not a credit check.

Why it is read

The desk reads the text to see whether connector family, quantity, destination, and timing are present. It may forward the commercial and technical lines to plants that can answer them. It does not sell the form contents as a standalone file.

What not to include

Do not place payment card numbers, government identity numbers, passwords, or health information in the requirement box. A drawing reference is enough until a later message can carry the file. The form has no upload control.

Retention

Briefs are kept long enough to compare replies and to answer a follow-up about the same requirement. The site does not publish a fixed month count, because a tooling thread and a repeat order do not age the same way. You may ask, through the same form, that a closed thread stop being used for new mailings.

Sharing

Plants that receive a packet see the specification and the commercial fields needed to quote. They do not receive a claim that this desk audited them. Hosting and mail providers may process the submission as part of delivering the form. The desk does not publish your work email on the website.

Contact about this policy

Questions about a stored brief should go through the RFQ form, because that is the channel the desk monitors. No separate privacy mailbox is listed.