What We Collect
If you submit a website form, we may collect the information you choose to provide, including your name, email address, phone number, company or organization, message content, and the page where the request started.
Privacy
This page describes the current data-handling posture for the public Project Loyalty website at `projectloyalty.org`. It is meant to match how the live site actually works today, including form submissions, backend routing, and consent-based analytics.
If you submit a website form, we may collect the information you choose to provide, including your name, email address, phone number, company or organization, message content, and the page where the request started.
We use submitted information to respond to inquiries, route conversations to the right person, measure which parts of the website are working, and improve the public site over time.
We use a consent-based analytics setup for website measurement. Depending on your choice, this may include first-party event tracking, Google Tag Manager, Google Analytics, and Microsoft Clarity. We use those tools to understand page visits, audience-path selection, form completions, and business-page interactions.
We do not sell submitted personal information. We may share data with service providers that support form delivery, website analytics, hosting, security, or operational communication, but only as needed to run the site and associated workflows.
You can decline non-essential analytics through the website consent banner. If you have already made a choice, you can clear your browser storage for this site and revisit the page to choose again.
Form submissions may be stored in operational systems used to review inbound demand and support follow-up.
Basic technical metadata such as IP address, browser user agent, and approximate location derived from network requests may be logged for security, rate limiting, fraud prevention, and analytics operations.
Please do not include sensitive financial, medical, or other highly confidential information in general website forms unless we have explicitly asked for it through an appropriate channel.