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Privacy & Project File Notice
How Nest Design Hub handles contact details, project inquiries, and files submitted through this website.
Plain-language notice
How inquiry details and project files are used.
This notice covers information submitted through the Nest Design Hub website. It should be reviewed alongside any NDA or project agreement used for an active engagement.
Information you provide
The inquiry forms may collect your name, work email, company, requested service, project type, software, project stage, deadline, estimated weekly hours, project notes, an optional phone number, and an optional project file-sharing link.
Why Nest uses it
Information is used to review your request, ask scope questions, recommend a production path, prepare a quote, and communicate about a potential or active engagement.
Form and file delivery
Website inquiries are validated and recorded privately in Nest's Cloudflare-hosted database before being sent to filip@nestdesignhub.com through FormSubmit. The record contains your submitted details, any sharing link, and delivery status so an email problem does not lose the inquiry. Source files are not uploaded through this form. See the FormSubmit privacy policy.
Confidential project material
For confidential, client-sensitive, or restricted material, request an NDA and agree a transfer method before providing a project link. Submit the inquiry without a link to begin that conversation.
Retention and access
Website delivery records have a 90-day recovery window; older records are cleared as new inquiries are processed. Only authorized site administrators can access those records. Email correspondence and active project records are retained as needed for the business relationship and applicable obligations. You can ask Nest about access or deletion of your information.
Website measurement
We count form starts, accepted inquiries, and calendar openings by page and day. These aggregate counters contain no names, email addresses, message content, or tracking cookies. A calendar opening is not counted as a confirmed meeting. Campaign parameters and the referring page may accompany an inquiry to explain how you found us.
With your permission, we use Google Analytics to understand traffic sources, pages visited, device categories, and inquiry activity. Google Analytics uses first-party cookies; our cookies are configured to expire after 90 days. We do not send form contents, email addresses, phone numbers, project links, or uploaded files to Google Analytics. Advertising personalization and Google signals are disabled. Google processes measurement data under its privacy policy, potentially outside your country.
Analytics stays off until you choose Allow analytics. Rejecting analytics does not affect the website or inquiry forms. Change or withdraw your choice using . We remember that choice on this device for up to 180 days and respect Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control for analytics and aggregate counters.
Booking links open Calendly, which handles appointment information under its own privacy notice.
Questions or requests
To ask about information you submitted through this website, email info@nestdesignhub.com.
Before sharing sensitive material
Request an NDA before sharing sensitive project files.
You can request a scope review with a written summary first. If files are needed, agree the access method and any NDA requirements before sharing an active project link.
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Start with the scopeDescribe the deliverable, deadline, software, project phase, and the production bottleneck without attaching restricted source material.
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Agree the access pathConfirm whether an NDA, named-user access, a shared folder, or another controlled transfer method is required.
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Share only what the scope needsProvide the project link and reference files needed for the agreed review, then keep questions and permissions visible.
Clear roles
Nest supports production. Your studio keeps the project authority.
Nest can prepare the agreed drafting, modeling, documentation, visual, or existing-condition output. The client team retains design direction, local requirements, site decisions, consultant coordination, and architect-of-record responsibility.