LinkScope Sourcing 01 privacy policy

This note explains how LinkScope Sourcing 01 handles details you submit so the desk can coordinate optical transceiver quotations. It is not a statement of a particular legal regime beyond the description below, and it does not cover factories you contact by some other channel.

Details the form asks for

The inquiry form asks for your name, work email, company, optional phone, and the procurement requirement. That requirement may include product family, host platform, rate, wavelength, fiber mode, connector, quantity, US destination, timing, an optional budget with currency and basis, and a supplier preference. If you add a drawing reference in the text, that text is stored with the brief.

Why those details are used

The desk uses them to understand the module line, to ask factories for quotations on that line, and to reply to the work email you provided. Factories that receive a brief need enough specification to answer. They do not need unrelated personal history, so do not place that history in the requirement field.

How long the note is kept

Briefs are kept while the quotation coordination is open and for a limited record period afterward so a follow-up question can be matched to the same scope. A precise retention number is not published because the production mailbox process is still pending a live endpoint check. When that process is confirmed, the retention practice should be restated.

Sharing

Specification content may be shared with factories asked to quote. It is not sold as a marketing list. Service providers who host the form see the submission as part of operating the site. You can ask, through a new form message, what was forwarded on a named brief.

Your request to correct a brief

If a wavelength, quantity, or destination was typed incorrectly, send a correction through the same form and name the earlier company and product line so the two notes can be tied together. The correction does not by itself cancel a quotation a factory already issued.