Privacy

Peak Shift collects information submitted through the website so requests can be reviewed, routed, and answered.

Information Collected

The website may collect name, email, optional phone number, preferred contact method, service requested, business or employer name when relevant, source page, city and state when provided, and message content. Campaign links may include source, channel, and campaign codes; these labels are included with an inquiry so Quinn can understand which outreach brought you here.

Campaign Links and Contact Preferences

Campaign labels are carried through links during your visit. This feature does not use cookies, browser storage, or third-party analytics. Do not include personal information in campaign codes. Submitting an inquiry permits a response about that request; it does not enroll you in marketing.

How Information Is Used

Information is used to respond to inquiries, route service requests, discuss potential scope, coordinate partner introductions when requested, and maintain business records.

Partner Introductions

ForgeLaunchLabs introductions may require separate partner processes, agreements, and privacy practices.

Optional Website Analytics

If you choose Accept analytics, we use Google Analytics to understand visits to this website's public pages. Google uses analytics cookies and browser identifiers. We send public page information without query strings or fragments. We do not send inquiry contents, contact details, exam answers or scores, or CRM identifiers to Analytics.

Google Analytics does not load or receive analytics requests before your acceptance or when you decline without previously accepting. Your versioned choice is recorded on this device for this domain. You can review or withdraw that choice through Analytics preferences at the bottom of eligible public pages. Advertising personalization is disabled. This analytics choice is separate from permission to respond to an inquiry and does not enroll you in marketing.

A necessary, versioned preference cookie can remember a decline when browser storage is unavailable. It contains only a decline marker, not a visitor identifier, and expires after six months. Accepting analytics removes that decline marker where your browser permits. Before using an accepted choice, this website checks a temporary, non-identifying preference marker in browser storage or a necessary cookie and attempts to remove or restore it afterward. The temporary probe cookie expires after one minute if cleanup is blocked. A non-identifying internal browser-storage probe marker may remain if its cleanup is blocked. This check does not refresh your acceptance timestamp or change learner progress or form drafts.

If neither preference-persistence check works, analytics stays off, including on subsequent eligible pages while those restrictions remain. An old saved acceptance is not used in that condition, even if you click Accept analytics. We display a warning rather than claim withdrawal was saved. If you could not save withdrawal, clear previous site data before re-enabling preference storage: an unchanged, unexpired acceptance can otherwise become usable again when storage restrictions are lifted.

An accepted analytics choice expires after 180 days and requires a fresh choice. Open pages on this domain receive withdrawal notices when the browser supports them; otherwise pages recheck their saved choice when focused and at short intervals.

Withdrawing stops new analytics events from this website and removes its analytics cookies where browser access permits. Requests already in progress may finish. Withdrawal does not erase data already received by Google. If your browser cannot save the usual preference, the necessary decline-cookie fallback is used where available; if neither path works, the website fails closed instead of automatically resuming analytics from the old acceptance.

Read how Google uses information from partner websites. For privacy questions, use the contact details on this page.