Your enquiry has a defined purpose and a retention period.

The business is a wholesale construction-components catalogue based in Austin, Texas, United States. The catalogue method explains the supply scope. There is no customer account or checkout attached to browsing a product family.

• Enquiry fields: name, phone, email, address, the kind of enquiry, message, requested specification and consent tick. Phone and email are individually optional; at least one reply route is needed.
• Submission context: IP address, browser user-agent string, referring URL, the moment the form was rendered and the moment it was sent. A referring URL can contain a campaign identifier.
• Support chat: the conversation and any name or contact details you choose to supply, with a conversation token stored under jorkli_chat_token in your browser so you can return to it.
• Website records: server and access logs contain technical request information. Browser storage includes the consent choice under site_consent_v2, and permitted analytics or advertising identifiers.
• Paid-click context: gclid, msclkid and fbclid identify advertising clicks from the platforms described below.

We do not collect account passwords, payment details or card data. Nothing is sold through this website and no payment is taken. Do not put a card number, identification document or unrelated personal information into a component request.

Your name and reply details let Jorkli discuss the requested component. The site or delivery address, specification and notes provide the context needed to check the line and answer follow-up questions. Chat messages serve the same support purpose, while the token reconnects the conversation.

Submission timing and technical request data help distinguish a usable request from automated abuse and diagnose delivery problems. Access logs support website operation and security. A consent record remembers the browser's choice. Where storage is allowed, advertising and analytics identifiers help measure visits and attribute enquiries to paid campaigns; advertising signals also govern personalization.

The enquiry consent tick authorizes handling the request. It is not consent to advertising storage. You can contact Jorkli while declining optional storage, and you can object to processing based on legitimate interests.

Google Ads

gclid is Google's click identifier.

Microsoft Advertising

msclkid identifies the Microsoft advertising click.

Meta Ads

fbclid identifies a Meta advertising click.

These values can arrive in the landing-page URL. Their presence in a link is different from permission to store an advertising identifier in the browser. A technical request or referring URL can still contain click context when optional storage is declined. The cookie notice explains the storage boundary and the platform policy links.

The consent mode signals are ad_storage, ad_user_data, ad_personalization and analytics_storage. Selecting “Allow storage” permits the optional categories. Selecting “Decline,” including after a previous allowance, sets those signals back to denied immediately.

The choice is stored only under site_consent_v2. Open “Cookie choices” in the footer to change it. Denied storage does not mean the browser stops requesting this website or that a consent signal cannot be sent. It prevents the consent-dependent storage and use described here; necessary enquiry handling continues.

• Google Ireland Ltd / Google LLC: Google Ads attaches gclid and receives consent signals. Its policy is at policies.google.com/privacy.
• Microsoft Ireland Operations Ltd: Microsoft Advertising attaches msclkid. Its own handling is described at privacy.microsoft.com/privacystatement.
• Meta Platforms Ireland Ltd: Meta Ads attaches fbclid for traffic from its campaigns. Read the Meta privacy policy.
• The hosting provider: serves this website and stores the enquiry database and supporting technical records.
• The mail provider: carries the enquiry notification to the operator's inbox and handles the email copies.

For the identity of the hosting or mail provider handling a particular record, contact Jorkli at office@jorkli.com. State whether your question concerns a submitted enquiry or email correspondence so we can identify the relevant recipient. Advertising platforms also explain their independent handling in their own policies; a platform is not acting only as Jorkli's processor for every purpose.

For visitors in Europe, sending an enquiry to Jorkli involves handling in the United States. The advertising providers named above can also process information through operations outside the country where the visit originated.

Where European transfer restrictions apply, a lawful transfer requires an applicable adequacy decision or appropriate safeguards, such as standard contractual clauses with any necessary supplementary protections. This notice does not assert that every recipient has a particular certification. Ask office@jorkli.com for the mechanism and safeguards relevant to a particular recipient and record.

Clearing browser storage does not delete an enquiry already sent or its email copy. It can remove the local chat token and consent record. Use the data-request route to ask about server-side information; the advertising platforms describe their own retention in their policies.

Form validation and checks on submission timing help limit malformed requests and automated abuse. The chat token connects a browser to its conversation, so protect access to a shared device and clear that browser's storage when you no longer want it to resume the chat.

No internet route is risk-free. Do not send passwords or payment credentials through a message. If a request appears to ask for unrelated identity documents, contact Jorkli using the email or phone printed on this page before responding.

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) gives rights to access your data, rectify inaccurate details, request erasure, restrict processing, receive portable data where applicable, object to processing and withdraw consent. Portability applies to qualifying data processed by automated means on consent or contract grounds.

You can object to legitimate-interest processing for reasons relating to your situation and to direct marketing at any time. Withdrawing consent does not undo processing that was lawful before withdrawal. Some requests have legal exceptions; if an exception limits what Jorkli can do, we explain the relevant reason rather than treating the right as unavailable.

Rights under the California Consumer Privacy Act, as amended by the California Privacy Rights Act (CCPA/CPRA), include knowing or accessing the personal information collected, correcting inaccuracies, requesting deletion and opting out of sale or sharing, including sharing for cross-context behavioral advertising. Applicable rights also include limiting certain uses of sensitive personal information and receiving non-discriminatory treatment for exercising your rights.

Other state laws provide related rights, including data copies and opt-outs from targeted advertising, sale or qualifying profiling. Advertising disclosures are relevant even where information is not exchanged for money. Use “Decline,” a Global Privacy Control signal or the data-request route to opt out. Where state law provides an appeal, reply to a request decision asking for review.

The signal opts this browser out of consent-dependent advertising storage and sale or sharing for advertising purposes. It takes priority over an earlier allowance for the affected browser. Necessary functions such as reading the catalogue and sending an enquiry remain available.

A browser signal is not a deletion request for an existing message. To apply a request to enquiry records that can be identified by your reply address, use the separate data-request route.

Children should not submit the enquiry form or start a support conversation. If you believe a child supplied personal information, tell office@jorkli.com which message or reply address is involved so the record can be located and removed. Do not send additional information about the child that is unnecessary to identify the record.

US visitors may complain to their state Attorney General. California residents may also complain to the California Privacy Protection Agency. Visitors covered by the GDPR may complain to the data-protection supervisory authority in their country of residence, place of work or place of the alleged infringement.

You may contact us first to resolve a concern, but doing so is not a condition of using an authority's complaint route.

Use Data Request or email office@jorkli.com. Postal requests go to 150 Industrial Blvd, Austin, Texas 71872, Austin, Texas, United States. Say whether the request concerns an enquiry, a chat or a storage choice, and give the email address or phone used at the time.

Jorkli answers within 7 days. That answer can ask for proportionate verification or explain the action taken; it is not a promise to disclose someone else's records without checking identity. Authorized representatives can explain their authority through the same route. If an exception or identity check prevents completion, we explain what remains to be resolved.

Jorkli publishes revisions on this page. A material change to a consent-dependent purpose requires a fresh choice where the law requires one; an old consent does not automatically authorize a new purpose. Check the dated notice when returning to the building components catalogue or before sending information that differs from a previous request.

Email office@jorkli.com or call +1 (647) 555-2709. Explain the concern without attaching a complete identity document. If a page is hard to use, the accessibility statement gives another route for reporting the barrier.

For a component question rather than a data request, use Contact Jorkli. The Terms of Use cover catalogue and enquiry limits.