This page explains what Dash Systems stores in your browser, what is sent when you submit the project brief, and why that information is used.
Updated: March 31, 2026
The site only uses functional local storage to remember your consent and restore the planner on this browser.
The brief is sent to the backend only when you explicitly trigger the submission from the planner.
No advertising, profiling, or third-party marketing cookies are used in this flow.
Dash Systems stores a cookie banner consent flag and a local project planner draft in your browser. This local draft is used to restore your progress and previously entered answers if you return with the same browser.
When you submit the brief, the planner answers, generated summary, technical recommendation, and your contact details are sent to the Dash Systems backend so the request can be reviewed, the project context can be understood, and a follow-up contact can happen in a commercial or pre-scoping context.
The local planner draft remains in your browser until you reset it manually or remove it from local storage. Briefs that are actually submitted are kept on the Dash Systems side for as long as needed to process the request and continue the exchange.
To request deletion, correction, or clarification regarding data sent through the planner, you can write to [email protected]. This page complements the legal information page and makes the brief flow explicit.