What the quote form collects
The quote form collects what you type into it, which is usually contact details and a description of the totes. If you use the tote grader, the counts and grades you chose go in the note.
The request is stored by the form service that runs the quote form on this site and is passed on for reading. It is used to respond to the request and to understand how the form is used.
Address suggestions come from Google
When you type a street address in a form that offers suggestions, the letters you type are sent to a Google address service so it can suggest matches. The suggestions come from Google. Do not type an address you do not want checked that way; the street address is never required to send a request.
Analytics
The site uses PostHog to count visits, pages and form steps. It is sent through this site's own address rather than straight to PostHog, it does not identify you by name, and it does not put contact details in events. Where a visit is recorded to find usability problems, what you type into form fields is masked.
Your browser may keep the identifier the analytics tool sets, so a return visit can be recognised as the same browser. Clear your site data to remove it.
Email and your choices
If you email info@inlandempireibctotes.com, the message and your address are kept so the reply can be written and found again. You can write to that address about a request you sent.
The site is written for businesses and for people running a farm, a yard or a shop. It is not directed at children.
What this site does and does not collect
The pages themselves collect nothing. If you send a request, the details you type go to the form service the site uses and on for reading. If you email the address in the footer, the message goes to that mailbox. This site shows no phone number and no street address, so there is no other route in.
Page views are measured with 1DB's analytics, which loads through a path on this same domain. It is used to see which pages are read and where requests start. You can block it in your browser without losing any page.
Questions about a request you sent can go to the address in the footer.
Cookies and storage
The pages store only what the form service and analytics need. The grader keeps your lot list in your browser for the length of the visit so that it can be passed to the request form, and that list stays on your device unless you send it.
Sharing details about others
If a request involves a third party, such as a landlord or tenant, share only what is needed to describe the lot.
Retention and choices
Messages and requests are kept for as long as they are useful to answer and to find again. Browsers let you block or clear the analytics identifier at any time; blocking it changes nothing about how a page reads or how the form works.
What the site does not do
The site does not run advertising networks, does not ask you to create an account and does not show your details to other visitors. It does not set marketing cookies of its own. The analytics tool and the form service are the two outside services that see your visit or your request, and each is described above.
Children and sensitive details
Do not send sensitive personal details, health information or payment details through the form or by email; a request about totes does not need them. The site is written for businesses, growers and households, not for children, and it asks for no account or password.
Where to read more
The terms page covers use of the site, and the contact page is the way to reach it.
Questions people ask
Where does a request go?
To the form service that runs the quote form, and from there on for reading.