Inquiry privacy

Share deployment context, never IBM i secrets.

S-Block Technologies LLC uses information submitted through the PristineScreen400 demo form to review fit, reply to the inquiry, and plan requested follow-up. The form is not a place for passwords, keys, production data, or trust-store material.

Direct answer

What information does the inquiry form collect?

The form collects your name, business email, organization, current access approach, expected concurrency range, requested product capabilities, and an optional non-sensitive description of the workflow. Technical request metadata may be used to prevent abuse and diagnose delivery failures.

How the information is used

Submitted information is used to evaluate the requested demo or compatibility review, communicate with you, prepare relevant technical questions, and maintain a record of the business inquiry. It is not sold as a contact list.

What not to submit

Do not send application passwords, IBM i passwords, encryption keys, trust-store passwords, private keys, live databases, unredacted terminal captures, customer records, or other confidential production data. If a later technical review requires protected material, S-Block Technologies will establish an approved handling process first.

Form delivery and logs

The same-origin demo endpoint validates and forwards approved fields through deployment-configured mail infrastructure. Application logs record only safe delivery state and a generated request identifier, not the submitted message body. Hosting and mail providers process the minimum technical data needed to deliver the request.

Retention and deletion

Business inquiry messages are retained only as needed for follow-up, operational records, security, and applicable legal obligations. To request access, correction, or deletion of inquiry information, email hello@pristinescreen400.com. A request may be retained when required for security or legal records.

Search measurement

Search Console, Bing Webmaster Tools, and aggregate hosting information may be used to understand discovery, indexing, performance, and referring pages. This site does not claim to use hidden identity enrichment or sell visitor profiles.

Changes

This notice may be updated as the inquiry process changes. The current version was last reviewed on August 8, 2026.