YOUR INFORMATION
A considered approach
to your privacy.
This notice explains how the website’s enquiry form handles the information you choose to provide.
Information you provide
The form asks for your name, email address, the service you are interested in and a message. You can also provide your organisation and phone number. Please do not submit sensitive personal information or documents through this form.
How the enquiry is used
When the live enquiry service is enabled, the information is used to respond to your request and discuss the support you are looking for. The form does not subscribe you to marketing communications.
Website processing and storage
In live mode, enquiries are passed to the configured business inbox using the hosting provider’s mail service. The website code does not create a separate customer database or save the message body in its rate-limiting records. The business inbox and hosting provider may retain records according to their own settings.
Essential technical information
The live enquiry service uses a session cookie to help protect form submissions and short-lived, hashed network identifiers to limit repeated requests. The site does not include advertising trackers or analytics scripts. Server access logs may be kept by the hosting provider.
Your choices
You can choose not to submit the form. To ask about access to, correction of or deletion of information you have sent, raise a privacy request through the business contact channel once the website is live.
Keeping information secure
Do not use the general enquiry form to send identity documents, banking details, medical information or employment records. Any later exchange of confidential documents should use an appropriate channel agreed with the business.
Questions about this notice
For an enquiry about information handling, use the contact page and identify it as a privacy request.
Website notice prepared for client review. The business operator, contact channel and retention arrangements must be confirmed before public launch.
