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Lode Systems Ltd is responsible for information collected through this website. For questions about this notice or your information, use the workflow review page and include privacy in your message.

The connection form asks for your name, business, email address and optional mobile number. You can also tell us what you run now and which operational work is falling through.

We record the page from which a request was made. When present, we may also record campaign source, medium and campaign name associated with the request. Hosting services process the technical information needed to deliver the site and protect it from misuse.

Please leave out confidential client information, passwords and sensitive personal details.

We use your details to answer your enquiry, understand whether Lode suits your business and arrange a conversation when appropriate.

Sending a request does not subscribe you to marketing. We do not sell enquiry details or use this form to make automated decisions about you.

Vercel hosts the site, Cloudflare helps deliver it, and Supabase stores website enquiries. These services process information needed to provide those services.

Optional analytics help us understand which pages and enquiry steps are useful. They remain off until you allow them through the analytics choice on this site. Declining analytics does not prevent you from sending a request.

With consent, analytics receives page paths and bounded funnel labels only. It does not receive names, email addresses, mobile numbers or enquiry text.

We keep enquiry information while it is needed to answer you and manage the resulting conversation. You can ask us to stop following up, correct an enquiry or request deletion through the workflow review page.

Depending on the law that applies, you may have rights to access, correct or erase your information, restrict its use, object to processing or request a copy in a portable format.

You can withdraw consent to optional analytics at any time through Analytics settings. In the United Kingdom, the data protection authority is the Information Commissioner's Office.