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Privacy policy

Salt Lake Pallet Yard collects the details you type into a quote request and some anonymous usage data. Neither is sold, and a request carries only what is needed to answer it.

Quote requests

Whatever you type into a quote request is passed to 1DB, the service that receives requests for Salt Lake Pallet Yard, and stored there so a reply can be sent. It is used to answer you and to keep a record of the request. It is not sold or rented to other companies.

Address suggestions

If the form offers address suggestions, they come from Google. Text typed into an address box is sent to a lookup that uses Google's service to suggest matches. Leave the address blank if you prefer.

Analytics

Page views and form events are measured with PostHog. The measurement requests travel through the same domain at /ingest, so your browser does not contact PostHog directly. Analytics events carry no contact details and do not identify you by name.

Cookies and storage

The analytics tool may set a first-party identifier to tell one visit from another. No advertising cookies are set, and no advertising network is loaded.

Your choices

  • Ask for a request to be deleted by writing to info@saltlakepalletyard.com.
  • Block analytics with your browser settings; pages still work.
  • Leave optional boxes blank.
  • Use email instead of the form if you prefer.

Changes

This policy is updated when the form or the analytics change. It was last reviewed in November 2026. Questions go to info@saltlakepalletyard.com, and About says who runs Salt Lake Pallet Yard.

Retention

A request stays in 1DB until you ask for it to be removed or until it is no longer needed to answer you. Analytics data is kept in aggregate form. Deleting a request does not delete the email thread, so ask for both if you want both gone.

Children

Salt Lake Pallet Yard is written for businesses and is not directed at children. A request from someone under 18 should come with a parent or guardian's knowledge.

Data in plain terms

The details in a request are the same ones you would put in an email to a supplier: what you want, how many, where, and how to reach you. They are stored so a person can read them and reply. Analytics counts how many visitors arrive, which pages they read and whether the form is started, using a random identifier rather than a name.

  • No sale of personal data.
  • No third-party advertising trackers.
  • No facial or location tracking beyond what a ZIP implies.
  • No automated decisions about you.

Who can see a request

The operator of the service that receives requests, and the person who answers them. If a request is forwarded to a supplier or buyer, it is to answer you, and you will usually know because the reply comes from them.

Contacting about your data

Write to info@saltlakepalletyard.com to ask what is held about a request, to correct it or to have it deleted. Give the email address and approximate date you used so it can be found. Requests are answered by the person who runs the service, and no fee is charged.

Third-party services

Beyond Google's address lookup and the analytics provider, the pages load fonts and scripts from their own domain. A request is received by 1DB, which keeps the data for the purposes described above. If any other service is added, this policy will name it before the change takes effect.

Do not track and similar signals

Browsers can send a signal asking sites not to track them. Analytics here counts visits without profiling people across other sites, so the signal changes little, but you remain free to block scripts or clear storage whenever you like.