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360S / DISCOVERY PRIVACY

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This page explains the discovery and enquiry features introduced in this update.

Submitting a request

We store the name, company, email, optional telephone, brief, topic, supplier or advertising format, source page, campaign label and consent choices supplied with your request. Authorised 360S administrators can review it, assign an owner, add follow-up notes and record its status.

A reference number means the request was saved. A supplier introduction request is reviewed by 360S before coordination with the named supplier. Advertiser reports do not include visitor contact details.

Requests remain available for follow-up until an administrator removes the personal details. Contact 360S with your reference to request access, correction or removal. Website backups may require a separate retention review by the administrator.

Optional discovery measurement

Measurement is off until you select Allow. It records resource interactions, supplier profile clicks, shortlist actions, comparison actions, enquiry form clicks and eligible sponsored placement views and clicks. A view requires at least half a placement visible for one second.

We use a daily pseudonymous session reference and suppress repeated events for 30 minutes. Administrators and browsers sending Global Privacy Control are excluded. The figures are interaction counts, not verified people, qualified leads or sales.

Daily records are retained for up to 90 days and older records are pruned when an administrator opens the Funnel Centre. Your measurement choice is kept in this browser. You can change it below. This choice applies to the new discovery module; other existing 360S features have their own settings.

Shortlists and essential protection

Choosing Shortlist saves supplier IDs in your browser so you can return to them. Clear shortlist removes those saved IDs. Shortlists do not sync between accounts or devices.

A session protects forms and confirmation receipts. To limit automated abuse, the server keeps short-lived keyed hashes derived from the requesting IP and a time bucket. It does not include raw IP addresses in discovery analytics. Server and existing account security logs are managed separately.