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Last updated: 24 August 2026

Last verified against the live website: 24 August 2026


In short


- We are Quester BV, the company behind OPTIQUEST. Mail us at filip@quester.be.

- Fill in the contact form and we use your details to answer you. Nothing else. You are not added to any mailing list.

- Ask for the one-pager and we use your address to send it and to keep you posted about OPTIQUEST. We keep it for three months. You can unsubscribe from any mail, and then we delete your address.

- Our email tool records whether you open our mails and which links you click.

- Before you make a cookie choice, this website stores nothing on your device. If you refuse cookies, it still stores nothing. We tested this.

- Your browser loads typefaces from fonts.bunny.net. That company receives your IP address.

- The playable demo runs on another website, built by another company. They confirmed in writing that they keep nothing from your game.

- You can see, correct, delete and object. Mail us and we answer within one month.

- You can complain to the Belgian Data Protection Authority.


Who is responsible for your data?


Quester BV

Kastanjestraat 4

8710 Wielsbeke, Belgium

Company number: BE 0780.482.289


For any question about your data, mail filip@quester.be.


What do we do with your data?


This is the full list. There is nothing else.


What we do: Answer your message from the contact form

What we use: Name, email address, company or organisation, your comment,

action code

Why we may do it: We have a legitimate interest in answering a question you

asked us. If your question is about buying OPTIQUEST, we also need your

details to take steps before a contract

How long we keep it: We delete it from our systems three months after our

last contact

Who else sees it: GetResponse, who host our website and our form

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What we do: Send you the one-pager and news about OPTIQUEST

What we use: Name, email address

Why we may do it: You gave us permission by ticking the box

How long we keep it: Three months, or until you unsubscribe

Who else sees it: GetResponse

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What we do: See whether our mails are read

What we use: Whether you opened a mail, which link you clicked

Why we may do it: We have a legitimate interest in knowing whether our

mails are useful

How long we keep it: Three months, or until you unsubscribe

Who else sees it: GetResponse

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What we do: Keep this website running and secure

What we use: Your IP address, your browser type, the page you asked for

Why we may do it: We have a legitimate interest in keeping the site online

and safe

How long we keep it: GetResponse decides this as our host

Who else sees it: GetResponse

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What we do: Show the site in the right typeface

What we use: Your IP address, your browser type

Why we may do it: We have a legitimate interest in showing you a readable

page

How long we keep it: We keep nothing. Bunny receives the request

Who else sees it: Bunny (fonts.bunny.net)

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What we do: Remember your cookie choice

What we use: A note in your browser

Why we may do it: We have to respect the choice you made

How long we keep it: Until you clear your browser storage

Who else sees it: Nobody


What happens when you fill in the contact form?


The form asks for your name, your email address, your company or organisation, a comment and an action code. You choose what you write in the comment field, so please do not put sensitive details there.


We use what you send us to answer you. That is all we do with it. We do not add you to a mailing list, we do not use your details for advertising, and we do not pass them to anyone else.


Your message is stored by GetResponse, who host our website and our form, and we read it there.


What happens when you ask for the one-pager?


On our page about the demo you can ask us to send you the OPTIQUEST one-pager. We ask for your name and your email address, and you tick a box to say we may use your address for that.


We use your address to send you the one-pager and to keep you posted about OPTIQUEST. You are on the list as soon as you tick the box; we do not send a confirmation mail first.


We keep your address for three months. After that we delete it, even if you never unsubscribed.


Do we see whether you open our emails?


Yes, and we want to be straight about it, because most companies leave this out.


Our email tool, GetResponse, records whether you opened one of our mails and which link you clicked. We use that to see whether our mails are useful to you. We do not use it to build a profile of you, we do not give you a score, and we do not share it with anyone.


If you would rather not have this, unsubscribe. Then we stop mailing you and we delete your address.


How do you unsubscribe?


Every mail we send has an unsubscribe link at the bottom. One click is enough.


When you unsubscribe, we delete your address. We do not keep it on a list to remember that you left. Taking back your permission is as easy as giving it, and it does not affect the mails we sent you before.


You can also simply mail us at filip@quester.be and ask.


Does this website use cookies?


We checked this on 24 August 2026 with the browser's own tools, on the live site.


Before you touch the cookie banner, this website places nothing on your device. No cookies, no local storage, nothing at all. If you click "Decline all cookies", it still places nothing. That is how it should work, and we tested that it does.


If you accept cookies, the website stores a small note in your browser so that it does not have to ask you again on your next visit.


To undo your choice, clear this website's data in your browser. Your cookie choice then disappears and the banner asks you again.


What about the fonts?


This website loads its typefaces from fonts.bunny.net, a font service run by another company. That happens as soon as you open a page, before any cookie choice, because a page cannot be shown without a typeface.


Loading a font puts nothing on your device — we checked. But your browser does have to ask that company for the file, and to do that it sends your IP address and your browser type. That is all they get from us: we send them nothing about you ourselves.


We are looking at hosting the typefaces ourselves, so that this request disappears.


What about the playable demo?


The demo lives at play.inventoryplanninggame.com. It is built and hosted by another company, Bits of Love. It opens in a new tab and is not part of this website.


You do not need an account, and we do not ask who you are. The first screen asks for a team name, which becomes your company name inside the game. Bits of Love confirmed to us in writing that their server keeps nothing at all from the demo — not your team name, and not what you do in the game.


One thing we want to be honest about: opening the demo is still a visit to somebody else's website. To send you the game, their servers receive your IP address, the same way any website you open receives it. That is unavoidable, and it is not the same thing as being tracked.


Who else gets your data, and where are they?


GetResponse hosts our website, sends our emails and our contact forms - They are based in POland (European Union)

Bunny delivers the typeface your browser shows (see above)


That is the whole list. We use no advertising networks, no analytics tools and no tracking pixels on this website. We do not sell your data. We only pass it on if the law obliges us to.


What are your rights?


You can ask us to:


- see what we have about you;

- correct it if it is wrong;

- delete it;

- stop using it, or use it less;

- hand it over to you in a normal file format;

- object to us using it, where we use it because of our legitimate interest.


Mail filip@quester.be. We answer within one month and it costs you nothing. We may ask you to prove who you are, so that we do not hand your data to somebody else.


Where can you complain?


First, mail us — most things we can simply fix.


If you would rather go to the supervisor, or you are not happy with our answer, you can contact the Belgian Data Protection Authority:


Gegevensbeschermingsautoriteit / Autorité de protection des données

Drukpersstraat 35, 1000 Brussels

contact@apd-gba.be

www.dataprotectionauthority.be


Automated decisions


We do not use your data to make automatic decisions about you. There is no profiling and no scoring.


Children


OPTIQUEST is made for professionals in supply chain and inventory planning. This website is not aimed at children.


Changes to this page


We update this page whenever we add a form, a tool or a service to the website, and we check it at least once a year.



│ Date │ What changed │

│ 25 August 2026 │ First version. │


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