LinkScope Sourcing 03 privacy policy
This policy describes how LinkScope Sourcing 03 handles information you submit so the desk can coordinate a QSFP cable inquiry. It applies to the procurement form, the pages that explain that form, and messages that follow from the work email you provide.
Information you choose to send
The form asks for a name, a work email, an optional phone number, a company name, and a requirement narrative. The narrative may include a host model, a QSFP cage, a lane rate, a length, a connector, a quantity, a US destination, timing, an optional budget with currency and basis, and a supplier preference. Those technical details are procurement content, not a request for unrelated personal history.
If JavaScript is available, product interest, budget, currency, basis, and preference are appended to the requirement text at submit time. They are not stored as separate backend field names. If JavaScript is unavailable, the page asks you to type those items into the requirement box yourself. Do not include payment card numbers, government identifiers, or passwords.
Why the desk uses it
The details are used to decide whether the brief is complete enough to send to factories, to ask those factories about the assembly you described, and to return replies to your work email. They are also used to answer a question you raise about a submission. The desk does not use the form to build a public customer list, and it does not publish your company as a reference.
Who may receive it
Factories or trading contacts that are asked to quote may receive the technical requirement and the commercial basis needed to answer. They do not need your inquiry for unrelated marketing. Service providers who host the site or carry email may process the same content as part of operating the form. The desk does not sell the form contents.
What is not collected on purpose
The site does not ask you to create an account. It does not offer file upload, so drawings are not stored by an upload control. It does not publish a street address, a phone switchboard, or a social account for quotations. Browser storage used for the sourcing-benefit notice remembers the opening display time and, in the session, whether you closed the ticker. That storage is not your cable specification.
Retention and correction
Briefs are kept long enough to finish the inquiry, to compare replies you asked for, and to meet ordinary business record needs. You may ask, from the same work email, for a correction of a company name or a destination you mistyped. A correction does not rewrite a factory datasheet and does not change a quotation the factory already issued.
Security boundary
The form is sent to the existing feedback address over the site connection. Transmission can still be exposed to ordinary network risk. Avoid placing secrets in the requirement field. The desk cannot control how a factory stores a packet after it receives the packet.
Children and unrelated visitors
The desk is for business buyers. It is not directed at children, and it does not seek information about children. Visitors who do not submit the form are not asked for a cable specification.
Changes and questions
If this policy changes, the updated text will appear on this page and will apply to later submissions. Questions about a stored brief can be sent through the procurement form with the word privacy in the requirement field. Include the work email used on the original note so the desk can match the record. A privacy question is not a new order and does not confirm that a QSFP part is compatible with a host.