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Privacy, in plain language.

This notice explains what the DataShip website collects, why it is used and how to contact us about your information.

01

Information you choose to send

The assessment form currently prepares a message in your own email application. The website does not directly submit or store those answers. DataShip receives the information only if you review and send the email. That may include your name, work email, company, systems, category, operational problem and desired timeline.

02

Website analytics

When analytics is configured, DataShip uses Google Analytics to understand page visits and selected interactions such as assessment starts and email clicks. The implementation requests IP anonymization. Analytics helps improve the site and understand which services are useful; it is not used to sell personal information.

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How business information is used

Information you send is used to evaluate fit, respond to your request, prepare a working session and manage a potential or active client relationship. DataShip does not publish your information or client identity without appropriate permission.

04

Service providers + external links

Email, website hosting, analytics and other business providers may process limited information to deliver their services. External sites and downloadable references have their own privacy practices.

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Your questions

To ask what information DataShip has received from you, request a correction or discuss deletion, email benjamin.brown@dataship.com. Some records may be retained when required for legitimate business, contractual or legal purposes.

Last updated August 12, 2026. This website notice may be updated as the site’s forms, analytics or service providers change.

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