Inquiries: what we handle and why
For an ordinary email inquiry, we handle your sender address, name or organization if provided, subject, message body, and any attachments you send. We use these only to confirm receipt, reply, follow up, and handle the request in the message. Until Workspace is registered, inquiries and replies use the same business-use consumer Gmail mailbox; the sender shown on our reply may differ from [email protected].
Received inquiry mail and our sent replies remain in that same Gmail, including quoted original content and attachments included with the thread. We keep no separate company copies outside that mailbox.
For telephone inquiries, we create only the caller number and notes needed to reply and follow up on a company device. The public line uses an SK-branded telecommunications service. Call forwarding and call-recording add-ons are not configured. Carrier and device records are separate from company-created notes; other device-level recording, backup and sync settings have not been independently confirmed.
Please do not send patient information, medical or insurance records, EMR exports, medical images, backups, passwords, API keys, payment details, government ID numbers, or other sensitive information. This is not a channel for regulated medical data.
Retention and deletion
We keep received and sent inquiry email threads, including quoted original content, attachments, related drafts and trash, and company-created telephone inquiry notes for no more than six calendar months after the last substantive contact about each inquiry. We delete them earlier when the purpose has ended and they are no longer needed. Internal handovers, automatic replies, or contact made only to prolong retention do not restart this period.
Unneeded spam and clearly misdirected messages are deleted without delay once identified. At deletion, we also empty the relevant mailbox trash and remove records recoverable by the company; there is no additional 30-day grace period. You may request earlier deletion. Any legally required exception must have a specific basis, minimum scope and end date, with the record kept separately rather than extending all inquiries.
This is the company's maximum business retention period, not a statutory period or the retention schedule for provider logs and backups. Providers may erase their internal backups on separate schedules; we do not promise immediate physical deletion from every provider backup.