Privacy Policy for LinkScope Sourcing 46
This policy explains how LinkScope Sourcing 46 handles details a business visitor submits so the desk can coordinate wall-cabinet quotations. It covers the inquiry form and ordinary site logs. It does not describe a consumer store account, because this site does not open one.
Details you submit
The form asks for a name, a work email, an optional phone number, a company name, and a requirement narrative. If scripts run, you may also type a product interest, an optional target budget, a currency, a per-cabinet or whole-order basis, and a supplier preference of high-end, mid-range, budget, or undecided. Those extra notes are merged into the requirement text at submit time. They are not separate records with their own backend field names.
Why the details are used
The desk uses the details to read the brief, ask clarifying questions, and request factory quotations on the same rack units, depth, quantity, destination, and timing. Work email is the reply path, because no public street address or switchboard is published. Phone, if you add it, is used for the same coordination. The desk does not sell the brief as a marketing list.
Who may see a brief
Staff coordinating the inquiry may read it. A factory asked to quote may receive the technical cells and the commercial cells needed to answer: configuration, quantity, destination, timing, and any budget note you chose to include. The desk does not publish your company name as a testimonial. A supplier preference is forwarded as your preference, not as a score this site calculated.
What is not collected here
The form does not take payment card data, government identity numbers, or file uploads. Do not paste passwords into the requirement box. Drawings exchanged later are outside this page and should be sent only after you agree to that exchange.
Retention and access
Briefs are kept long enough to compare replies and to answer a follow-up about the same requirement. You may ask, through the same form, what was stored about a submission you made, and you may ask for a correction of a company name or a specification that you mistyped. The desk will not invent a missing measurement in order to fill a gap.
Logs and the benefit notice
The browser may store a first-shown time and a session flag so the sourcing-benefit notice can respect a seven-day display window and a closed ticker. That storage is on your device. It is not a cabinet order. Server logs may record the page requested and a timestamp for security and troubleshooting. They are not used to build a public visitor profile.
Eligibility text is not a data sale
FREE sourcing support and an eligible benefit of up to 3% are described on the site for qualified business buyers. Eligibility applies to qualified business buyers and is confirmed after we review your product, quantity, destination, and sourcing requirements. Reviewing the brief for that purpose is a use of the details you submitted. It is not a promise of a price and not a transfer of your brief to an unrelated advertiser.
Updates
A revised policy is posted on this page. Questions about a brief already sent go through the contact form. The Terms of Service describe what a submission does and does not confirm.