Inquiry handling
Confirm where submitted form data is sent, who can access it, and how long it is retained.
A draft overview of how contact and website information may be handled.
Working draft: This page must be reviewed and completed with actual company details, data practices and applicable legal requirements before the website is published.
If you complete a consultation form, you may provide your name, email, phone, manuscript stage, service preferences and a project message. Do not submit sensitive personal details or unpublished full manuscripts through this public form.
Submitted information would be used to respond to your inquiry, discuss services and manage the requested conversation. It should not be sold. Actual marketing and retention practices must be verified before launch.
The Author Hub checklist uses local browser storage on your own device. Roadmap and blurb prompts run locally in JavaScript and do not require a user account.
The live hosting provider, analytics services, fonts and connected email platforms may process technical data. This section must be updated once the final infrastructure is selected.
Visitors should have a clear way to request access, correction or deletion where applicable. Insert a verified business contact address before launch.
Add the legal business name, operating jurisdiction, verified email and update date once the site is ready for production.
This is a development draft, not a completed compliance notice. Before the site goes live, the business should document the actual information it receives and uses, the services that process that information, and the laws that apply to its location and visitors.
Confirm where submitted form data is sent, who can access it, and how long it is retained.
Identify any analytics, cookies, local browser storage, embedded videos, newsletter tools, and consent requirements actually used.
List hosting, email, CRM, anti-spam, and newsletter providers if connected, with the information they process.
Define the practical method for accessing, correcting, or requesting deletion of information where applicable.
Replace all draft language with an accurate business-specific notice. Confirm the legal entity, contact address, effective date, data retention practice, legal basis where applicable, cross-border handling, and privacy request method.
This notice is a working draft until formally reviewed.