AgAI Labs' online request form is not open yet. This page says what must be confirmed before you send an inquiry: what we collect, which services handle it, who can see it, analytics, retention and deletion. Do not use the inactive form to send personal or project information, or to ask for a removal.
What does the request preview show?
The inactive form has fields for name, email, phone, company, website, builds per year, project type, where the work slows down and a Proof kit request. Required markers show the planned form. The preview includes a spam trap field. That does not say how a real submission would be screened.
What must be confirmed before requests open?
The published notice must name what we receive, why we use it, which services process it and who can access it. It also needs a retention period, a working contact route and a deletion procedure. None of that is confirmed here. Until the request page and this notice carry those details, do not send an inquiry.
Does builder lead ownership cover inquiry privacy?
Your leads and accounts belong to you under the Lead attribution stage. That rule covers an engagement. It does not name the services that would handle an inquiry sent to AgAI Labs. Inquiry handling needs its own confirmed notice before collection starts.
What analytics or hosting data is collected?
Analytics, cookies, hosting logs and their retention are not confirmed for this site. An inactive form says nothing about what other site services collect. This page does not claim that no collection happens.
How can you request deletion?
A privacy contact and a way to match a request to a record are not confirmed yet. The inactive process session request page cannot take a deletion request. Do not send another copy of private information through an unconfirmed route.
What should stay out of a first inquiry?
Keep passwords, access codes, private buyer details, financial account numbers and confidential contracts out of a public inquiry. The free Proof kit uses public information only. Private working documents move later, through a separately agreed transfer method.