Privacy Policy.
How MoldRoute handles inquiry details, uploaded files, tracking parameters and buyer contact information.
Information used to review molding inquiries.
MoldRoute collects only the project and contact information needed to qualify injection molding, DFM, tooling, quality-document or production-release requests.
| Data category | Typical examples |
|---|---|
| Contact details | Email, name, phone, company, country or website when provided. |
| Project details | Part type, material, quantity, file status, tooling need, notes, deadline and quality-document needs. |
| Files | CAD, drawings, images, ZIP files or sample photos submitted with an inquiry. |
| Attribution data | Landing page, UTM parameters, referrer, device type, browser language and session identifiers used to understand lead source and form performance. |
How inquiry data is used.
The data is used to reply to the buyer, review project fit, route the request to DFM, tooling, quality or production review, prevent spam and measure conversion performance.
Engineering fit screen
Project details help identify whether the part is ready for DFM, mold quote, quality planning or production discussion.
Buyer communication
Contact details are used to reply to the inquiry and ask for missing context when needed.
Source attribution
UTM and session data help understand which pages and campaigns produce qualified requests.
How buyers can manage their information.
Inquiry details may be sent to the configured lead webhook or CRM used by the site operator. MoldRoute does not treat uploaded CAD or private buyer messages as public indexed content.
| Topic | Policy |
|---|---|
| Third-party systems | Lead details may be transmitted to the configured CRM or webhook for follow-up and reporting. |
| Confidential files | Sensitive CAD can be shared after fit and NDA discussion if the buyer prefers not to upload detailed files first. |
| Access or deletion | Buyers can use the contact page to request access, correction or deletion of inquiry data where applicable. |
| No legal substitute | This operational policy should be reviewed by legal counsel before public launch in regulated markets. |