How we handle information submitted through our business inquiry forms.

Updated 13 September 2026.
Forge is the trading name of DENTINE MARKETING, a French company registered under number 942 664 806, at 6 rue Bellanger, 92200 Neuilly-sur-Seine, France. For questions about your information, contact info@forge-marketing.com.
The Home and Contact forms collect the contact details, organization or website details, selected business category and message that you submit. Required fields are identified on the form. Without the required information, the form cannot be submitted. Optional fields can be left blank.
These forms are for business inquiries about Forge’s services. Please do not include patient records, medical histories or other sensitive health information.
We use your information to understand and respond to your request and to follow up on that inquiry. Webflow receives the form submission. Forge uses locally operated automation to copy verified new inquiries into a private Google Sheet for managing replies and recording the status of the commercial discussion.
Submitting an inquiry does not subscribe you to marketing emails. The form’s permission to reply relates to your request. The inquiry tracker does not send automated marketing messages or decide whether you become a client. Commercial status and qualification are reviewed by a person.
Where available, a submission includes the page on which you sent it, a limited referring page or referring website, and filtered campaign labels from that page’s URL. These details help us understand where inquiries come from. This does not identify the first page you visited during an earlier browsing session.
The form attribution script does not create cookies or use browser storage. Google Analytics and Google Tag Manager are not used by this inquiry tracker.
The inquiry record is handled by Forge using Webflow, its local automation and Google Sheets. The tracking spreadsheet is private. Local diagnostic logs can contain information from a submission when an automation fails.
You can contact us to request access to your personal data, correction, erasure or restriction of its use. You may also have rights to object, withdraw consent or request portability, depending on the applicable legal basis. You can ask us to stop following up on your inquiry.
You have the right to complain to a data protection authority. In France, you can contact the CNIL.