Useful measurement without surveillance.
Yorkstead Systems collects only what is needed to respond to real project inquiries, protect the contact channels, and understand which pages lead to useful conversations.
Information you submit
Contact and workflow-audit forms may collect your name, business, email, optional phone number, current tools, workflow details, desired outcome, and other information you choose to provide. Do not submit passwords, customer records, financial records, proprietary drawings, or production files.
First-party conversion measurement
The site records an allowlisted event name, public page path, first-touch campaign values, external referrer hostname, coarse device and region, and limited context such as a service or project slug. A random identifier lasts only for the current browser-tab session and is stored only as a salted one-way hash on the server. Network addresses are also converted into rotating one-way hashes for rate limiting and aggregate counting. Raw addresses, full referrer URLs, form contents, advertising identifiers, and persistent cross-session profiles are not stored in analytics.
Storage and service providers
Submissions and conversion events are stored in the project’s private database. Vercel hosts the application, Neon provides database infrastructure, and Resend may deliver inquiry notifications when configured. These providers process only the information needed to operate the service.
Use, retention, and choices
Information is used to respond to inquiries, evaluate fit, manage follow-up, protect the forms from abuse, measure page experience and reliability, and understand which public paths produce useful conversations. Conversion and performance events use a 90-day default retention window. When an inquiry is no longer needed, it is archived and scheduled for deletion after 365 days; restoring it to the active pipeline cancels that schedule. Records may be retained longer when needed for an active project or applicable obligations. You can request access, correction, or deletion by email.
Questions or a privacy request?
Contact Brandon directly. Include enough information to identify the relevant inquiry, but do not send sensitive records by ordinary email.
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