Brief handling

LinkScope Sourcing 59 privacy policy

This policy explains how LinkScope Sourcing 59 handles information you type into the procurement form and the ordinary connection logs the host keeps. The desk uses that information to understand a voltage tester requirement and to contact factories you asked it to approach. The site is an independent sourcing partner. It is not a store account, a payment wallet, or a laboratory customer portal.

What you type

The form collects your name, work email, an optional phone number, company name, and a requirement field. Write the tester style, voltage range, AC or DC use, impedance or detection method, safety category, leads, quantity, destination, and timing in that field. When scripting is enabled, an optional product interest, target budget, currency, per-piece or whole-order basis, and supplier preference are appended to the same requirement at the moment of submit. Those extras are not separate database columns created by this page. Leave payment card numbers and government identity numbers out of the box.

How a tester brief is used

Staff read the text to see whether the request is for a pen, a two-lead tester, a non-contact detector, or a low-impedance solenoid style, then may forward the technical portion to factories that can quote that configuration. Forwarding is part of the sourcing request. The desk does not sell the brief as a marketing list and does not use it to build a public directory of buyers. Access stays with people handling the quotation coordination.

Logs and the on-page notice

The host may record standard connection data such as IP address, browser user agent, and request time so the site can operate and so abuse of the form can be investigated. A sourcing notice in the browser stores the first time the notice was shown in local storage and stores a session flag if you hide the bar. Those keys do not contain your RFQ text, your email, or your voltage range. Clearing site data in the browser removes them. Hiding the bar does not reset the first-shown time.

How long a brief is kept

A brief is kept long enough to finish the factory outreach and to answer a follow-up about the same instrument line. If you want a copy of what you sent, or you want the desk to stop using a brief that is no longer active, send that request through the same form and name the company, the approximate send date, and the tester style. The desk may keep a short record that the deletion request itself was received. Supplier emails that a factory later sends directly to you are outside this policy.

Other sites and updates

A link to a standards body, a datasheet host, or your own document leaves this site. Those parties have their own privacy practices. A revised version of this policy will be posted on this page. Privacy questions about a specific voltage tester brief use the procurement form. No separate street address is published for privacy mail.