01 What this site is made of
Seven pages of plain files: the markup, one stylesheet, one script, and drawings written into the pages as instructions rather than pictures.
There is no database behind it, no login, no comment box, no newsletter sign-up and no contact form. The only way to reach this office from here is the email address in the footer, which opens your own mail program.
Because nothing is submitted, there is nothing submitted to store. That is the whole of the short answer.
02 The one request that goes elsewhere
The pages ask Google Fonts for two typefaces, Sometype Mono and Gantari. That means your browser makes a request to fonts.googleapis.com and then to fonts.gstatic.com for the font files themselves.
Google receives those requests, and a request carries your address and your browser's description with it. That is Google's record, not this office's, and nothing comes back to us from it.
No other outside request is made. No analytics script, no tag manager, no advertising pixel, no social widget, no embedded map and no video player. If your browser blocks the two font requests the pages still read correctly in your own default typefaces.
03 The two sheets that do arithmetic
Two pages carry a working sheet: the handover-risk scorer on the front sheet and the notice-date sheet on the supplier page.
Both run inside your own browser. The figures you type are read by the script on the page, added up, and printed back below the inputs. Nothing is sent to a server, because there is no server to send it to beyond the one handing you the files.
Nothing is remembered either. The script stores nothing in your browser, so closing the tab or reloading the page clears every number you typed.
You can confirm this: open the page with the network off. Both sheets still calculate.
04 What the hosting provider sees
The files sit with a hosting company, and a web host writes a log line when a file is served: the time, the address asking, the file asked for, and the browser's description of itself.
Those lines are made by the host as part of serving the page. This office adds nothing to them, reads nothing out of them for marketing, and has no visitor figures to look at.
The host keeps and deletes its own logs on its own terms, as every host does. If you need that written in full for a procurement questionnaire, ask and the host's current terms will be sent to you as they stand.
05 What this office holds when you write
An email to advisory@revvdconsultancy.site sits in a mailbox. It holds whatever you put in it: your name, your address, and what you said about your business.
If the exchange becomes work, the mailbox is joined by a scope note and the sheets written for you. All of it is held as files on one machine in Purley with one backup, and nothing about it is published or shown to anybody else.
Ask and your files are returned to you and deleted here, including the email thread. Ask in the same email and the deletion is confirmed back to you in writing.
Nothing is sent to you that you did not ask for. There is no list to be added to, because there is no list.
06 Who to write to, and where this sits
The company responsible for these pages and for the mailbox is REVVD LIMITED, registered in England & Wales, company number 17407536, registered office 22 Hereward Avenue, Purley, CR8 2NN. The D-U-N-S number is 235087133 and the company was registered on 18 August 2026.
Questions about this sheet go to the same address as everything else: advisory@revvdconsultancy.site. Put the word records in the subject line and it is answered on the sheet rather than in prose.
There is no cookie table on this page because there are no cookies to tabulate. There is no consent banner because there is nothing to consent to. If that ever changes, this sheet changes first and says what changed.