Your data
CampaignStack keeps a shared database of public professional profiles so that agencies can contact people at work. If you think you are in it, or an agency reached you through it, use this form. You do not need an account. We verify the request by email when you give one, and answer within one month. The confirmation you see is the same whether or not we hold anything, so this page cannot be used to look people up.
What happens after you ask
What we might hold
A professional profile: name, title, seniority, location, employer, public headline, LinkedIn URL, a work email when one was found, and dated professional events such as a job change or a comment on a public post. If an agency contacted you through CampaignStack, we also hold the messages it sent you and your replies.
A copy of your data
Once you confirm by email, we gather every record matching your email address or LinkedIn URL, including the copies inside customers' workspaces and the outreach written to you. You get two links, a readable page and a JSON file, valid for seven days. You see what was written to you, not the agency's internal instructions.
Deletion
Your email and LinkedIn URL go on the suppression list first, then every copy of your record is deleted, including private copies customers imported and records that were merged into yours. The suppression entry is the one thing we keep, because without it the next import could bring you back.
Stopping contact
Every customer's sending path checks the suppression list before anything goes out, so an objection stops all of them, not only the agency that wrote to you. Your profile itself stays until it expires.
If you do nothing
A profile no customer has attached to a workspace, a list or a conversation is deleted 18 months after it was last updated.
Prefer email? Write to privacy@campaignstack.io. What we hold and why is in the privacy policy; the mechanisms are on the data protection page.