LinkScope Sourcing 25 privacy policy

This policy describes how LinkScope Sourcing 25 handles business information placed in a patch-panel procurement brief. It was written for this desk on 2026-10-27. It is not a statement that a factory has been appointed to process your data.

Information you submit

The form asks for a name, work email, an optional phone, a company, and a requirement field. That field is where you may describe port count, connector, fiber or copper category, quantity, destination, timing, an optional budget with currency and per-panel or whole-order basis, and a supplier preference. Auxiliary controls, when JavaScript runs, are merged into the requirement at submit time. They are not separate stored columns on this site.

Why it is used

The desk uses the brief to ask factories for quotations and to reply to the work email you typed. The content is shared with suppliers to the extent needed to obtain a comparable answer. Do not include personal data that the procurement does not need, such as a private home address or government identifiers.

What is not published

This website does not publish a street address, a public mailbox, or a social account for quotations. Illustrations on the contact page are benches, not maps of an office. Server logs may record a technical request. They are not a customer list.

Retention and your request

Briefs are kept long enough to complete the quotation coordination you asked for and to meet ordinary business-record needs. You may ask, through a later written brief, that a previous requirement be corrected if you sent an error. The desk cannot delete a copy that a supplier already received as part of the RFQ packet.

No sale of the brief

The desk does not sell inquiry text as a marketing list. FREE sourcing support and an eligible benefit of up to 3% are commercial notes for qualified business buyers. They are not a reason to collect extra personal data.

Related pages: Terms of Service and the brief form.