What you send through the forms.
This site has two forms: the contact form and the expert network application. Both store what you type — your name, email, company or specialty if you provide one, and your message — in the site's database and sends us a notification copy. We do not record your IP address or browser details with the submission. What you send is used to respond to you, and for nothing else.
Functional cookies only.
The site sets a small number of cookies, all functional: a session cookie when you sign in, a security (CSRF) cookie that protects the forms, a language-preference cookie, and a one-year cookie that remembers you dismissed the cookie notice. There are no analytics or advertising cookies here, and nothing follows you across the web.
No external requests.
Pages, styles and fonts are all served from our own infrastructure. This site makes no third-party requests — nothing loads from anyone else's servers.
Client accounts are invite-only.
There is no public sign-up on this site. If we work together, we open your account, and the portal stores your profile — name and email — alongside your session. The operational data of your cloud environment is governed by the written agreement we sign, not by this page.
You stay in control.
Write to us at any time to see what the site holds about you, or to have it deleted. Form submissions and account profiles are the whole inventory — when you ask, they go.
Questions about this page?
If anything here is unclear, ask.
This summary describes our actual practice and is being formalized into a complete legal policy. It is not yet a binding legal document.