Last updated August 11, 2026
Information submitted through the form
The required fields are name, work email, the type of help needed, what is happening now, what a successful result looks like, and an acknowledgment that sensitive information does not belong in the form.
Company or organization, phone, work location, platforms or vendors, desired timing, approximate budget, and preferred contact method are optional.
Do not submit passwords, recovery codes, private keys, identity documents, protected records, or other sensitive credentials through the public form.
How inquiry information is used
We use the information to review the request, reply to the sender, decide whether the work fits, and prepare a scope when appropriate. Inquiry information is not sold or added to a marketing list.
Form, spam filtering, and mail delivery
The form is built with Contact Form 7 and uses a hidden honeypot field plus Google reCAPTCHA to reduce automated spam. reCAPTCHA may send device, browser, interaction, and network information to Google under its Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.
Accepted inquiries are sent through WP Mail SMTP's authenticated Google/Gmail integration to a monitored Google Workspace mailbox. The CF7 Apps Entries feature also stores accepted submissions in the site's WordPress database so a mail-delivery problem does not erase the request. Those records can also be present in routine GoDaddy site backups and Google Workspace retention or backups.
Customer and project administration
After a successful inquiry, name, email, company, phone, selected service, work location, timing, budget range, and contact preference are copied to Square Customer Directory. We use Square to manage follow-up, estimates, agreements, invoices, and payment records. The detailed problem, desired result, and platform fields remain in the monitored mailbox and WordPress inquiry entry rather than being copied to Square. Square's Privacy Notice applies to information processed there.
Appointment scheduling
The project-fit booking link opens a Google Calendar appointment page. Google processes the name, email address, optional phone and company details, project context, selected time, and timezone needed to schedule the call, send confirmations, create the calendar invitation, and provide the Google Meet link. Do not include passwords, access codes, or other credentials in the booking form. Google's Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply to that booking page.
Website and service logs
The GoDaddy Managed WordPress platform and related security or delivery services may keep normal technical logs, such as IP address, browser information, requested pages, timestamps, and delivery events. These records support operation, abuse prevention, troubleshooting, and security.
Access and retention
Inquiry messages are available to the business owner and to the hosting, spam-filtering, and mail providers needed to operate the site and deliver the message. No automatic deletion period is currently configured. Entries are reviewed and removed when they are no longer needed for follow-up or ordinary recordkeeping. Messages related to quotes, projects, disputes, security, or legal obligations may be kept with the related business records.
Analytics
The current launch build does not send form-field values to analytics. If site measurement is added later, name, email, phone, company, budget, and message text will not be used as analytics properties, and this notice will be updated before the behavior changes.
Public examples
Private business information, client names, screenshots, credentials, and project results are not published without written permission. Public examples use owned projects, public data, sanitized material, or clearly labeled synthetic inputs.
Questions
To ask about, correct, or request deletion of inquiry information, use the project inquiry form. Some records may need to be retained for security, legal, accounting, or dispute-resolution purposes.