Privacy

Call requests and email delivery

The call-request form asks for your name, work email, organization, topic, call type, preferred time, time zone, and optional notes. When automatic delivery is available, choosing “Send call request” submits those details to the SSX360 website. Otherwise, “Review call request” prepares an email draft for you to review and send.

When email delivery is enabled, the website uses Resend to forward the request to SSX360. Resend processes the details to deliver that email. See Resend’s privacy policy.

If delivery is unavailable or cannot be confirmed, the page offers an email draft. Opening that link passes the draft to your configured email app; you decide whether to send it. Your email provider processes the message under its own terms.

We use requests to respond, discuss scope, and maintain relevant business records. A request does not subscribe you to a mailing list or reserve a time. An SSX360 team member must confirm availability.

Optional calendar links pass the reminder details to the calendar provider you choose. A calendar-file download is generated by the website server using only the call type, topic, and requested time. Visitor contact details are omitted. These are personal reminders, and do not confirm a meeting.

Keep the first message to general requirements. Arrange a suitable channel before sharing confidential technical material.

Product order inquiries

The PNT-1 inquiry form asks for your name, work email, organization, unit quantity, timing, inquiry type, and optional general requirements. Contact consent is required. When CRM delivery is enabled, submitting the form sends those details through the website server to HubSpot to record and handle your inquiry. See HubSpot’s privacy policy.

When CRM delivery is unavailable or receipt cannot be confirmed, the website prepares an email draft for you to review and send. We do not load HubSpot tracking scripts or send inquiry answers before you submit. An inquiry does not subscribe you to marketing or place an order.

Bench intake stays in your browser

The separate bench-intake tool prepares a hardware-assessment summary in the current page. It does not submit answers to a server, save them in browser storage, or use cookies. The final step opens an email draft for you to review and send.

Choosing a copy action writes the summary to your device’s clipboard. Once you send an email, SSX360 receives it as ordinary correspondence.

Website delivery and browser data

The website’s own code includes no advertising pixels or analytics scripts. Fonts are served with the website. Form answers remain in the current page until you submit a call request or choose to send a draft through your email app.

Vercel hosts this website and may process technical request information to deliver and protect it under its own privacy terms. See Vercel’s privacy notice.

Other websites and software

Links to research reports, counsel’s profile, and other external resources open services with their own notices. SSX360 reports are free to read without an account. Publication inquiries prepare an email draft; they do not enroll you in a mailing list.

SSX360’s evidence tools have private development and repository access. Use of this website does not upload a repository, signing key, or assessment evidence.

Your choices and questions

For questions about correspondence sent to SSX360, or to request access, correction, or deletion, email mission@ssx360.com. We will address requests under applicable requirements and any record-retention obligations. This notice does not set a fixed retention period for every type of record.

Legal inquiries may be directed to counsel at ialba@pilieromazza.com. Confidential client material and records of an engagement are also governed by the applicable signed agreement.

Updates

We will revise this notice when the website’s handling of information changes. Updated October 27, 2026. Website notice version 2.0.21.