Information SHM collects
SHM collects information you choose to share, such as your name, email address, company details, project context, contact form messages, and meeting details when you contact SHM by email, Calendly, or another direct channel.
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How SHM handles contact details, scheduling data, Google sign-in, cookies, and private console content.
SHM collects information you choose to share, such as your name, email address, company details, project context, contact form messages, and meeting details when you contact SHM by email, Calendly, or another direct channel.
If you sign in to the private console with Google, SHM receives basic Google account details such as your name, email address, profile image, and Google account identifier. Console content such as articles, tasks, and notes may be stored so the workspace works across sessions.
The site uses essential cookies for signed-in console sessions. These cookies keep the console available after login and are not used for advertising.
SHM may record lightweight page and call-to-action events to understand which pages are useful. These events are not used for advertising and should not include message contents.
SHM uses information to respond to inquiries, schedule conversations, deliver consulting work, secure console access, improve the website, and maintain business records.
The site may rely on services such as Google for sign-in, Calendly for scheduling, Render for hosting, and Neon or another database provider for console storage. Those services process information under their own policies.
SHM keeps information only as long as needed for business, security, legal, and operational purposes. You can request deletion or correction of information by contacting SHM.
SHM applies practical safeguards to protect information, including restricted console access and secure session handling. No internet service can guarantee absolute security.
You may ask SHM to access, correct, or delete personal information where applicable. Some records may need to be kept for legal, security, or legitimate business reasons.