What the forms collect
Every form asks for your name, an email address or phone number, and a description of what you need. The rest depends on the form, and all of it is optional except the service on an estimate request:
- Project estimate: the service, an approximate budget, and a timeline.
- Workflow assessment: how often the process happens, how many people it involves, the tools it runs on, your city or town, and how you would like to meet.
- AI opportunities: your industry, the software you use, and how sensitive the data is.
Why I collect it
To get back to you and discuss whether I can help with your project.
AI sorting of your message
After your message reaches me, software sends its text and your form answers to two AI models through OpenRouter. One sorts it: whether it is spam, and which service it is about. The other drafts a reply for me, along with questions I should ask you. I read and rewrite that draft before I send anything. Nothing is sent to you automatically.
Your name, email address, phone number, and town are not sent to the models. Anything you type into the message itself is, so leave out details you would not want handled this way. My OpenRouter account is set to zero data retention, so the companies running the models do not keep your message.
Site analytics
This site uses Google Analytics to count visits, form submissions, and uses of the cost estimator, cost comparison, ROI calculator, and app-or-website quiz. It records which form you sent, the service and budget you pick, the page or tool that led you to the form, and the answers you choose in those tools. It never records the numbers you type, your name, contact details, message, or any other answer on the forms.
Arriving from an ad
When you reach this site from a Google ad, the link can carry the ad group, the keyword in my Google Ads account that matched your search, and a click ID from Google. The keyword is not necessarily the exact search you typed. If you send a form during that visit, those details come to me with your message, so I can see which ads bring useful inquiries. Google Analytics records that a form was sent or the phone number was tapped, and Google Ads counts that as a result for the ad.
Booking a call
After you send a form, you can pick a time for a call. The booking page is run by cal.com. The link passes along the name and email you typed so you don't have to enter them twice.
What I do not do
I do not sell your information, and I do not use retargeting or remarketing. There is no intake team. I read every project message myself.
Request deletion
Email support@dyltec.com and I will tell you what I have and delete it. The same goes for a brief you already sent.