Website privacy
How we use
website information.
NextGen Solutions uses website information to understand interest in our services, respond to inquiries, and identify unusual traffic.
Traffic information.
When a public page is requested, our server records the IP address provided by our hosting service, the time, requested page, browser information, and referring website domain when available. Our host may also provide approximate city, region, country, and network information associated with the connection.
We retain these traffic records for up to 90 days. They are available through a restricted owner dashboard and are not displayed publicly. IP-based locations can be inaccurate, particularly for mobile connections, proxies, and VPNs. Requests from one address do not necessarily represent one person.
This traffic counter does not use analytics cookies, browser fingerprinting, advertising pixels, or an external IP lookup service. We do not store URL query strings or full referring-page addresses in the traffic records. Requests are assessed for obvious automation signals; those labels are estimates.
Project inquiries.
When you submit an inquiry, we store the contact and project details you provide so we can review and respond to your request. Please do not include passwords or sensitive records. Inquiry details are separate from traffic records.
Questions.
For questions about information collected through this website, contact info@nexsol.us or call 877.NexSol1.
Website security records
To protect this website, we record security-related request information, including IP address, request time, method, page path, response status and the action taken. We do not include passwords, cookies, query strings or submitted message contents in these security records. Security events are grouped and retained for 30 days; incident records are retained for 90 days. Temporary blocks expire automatically. Confirmed intrusion bans also create an IP watch-list record containing the reason, ban count and timestamps. Watch-list records remain until an authorized administrator removes them; they support escalating bans for repeat intrusion attempts. Authorized administrators can review incidents and manage temporary blocks.
If enabled, human verification uses Cloudflare Turnstile, and incident notifications may be sent to our configured security service. Security verification does not grant access to private administrative information.