This policy describes how LinkScope Sourcing 57 handles information a business buyer types into the inquiry form. It is written for procurement correspondence, not for a consumer store account. The site does not ask visitors to create a login.
The form asks for a name, a company, a work email, a phone number when the buyer chooses to add one, and a requirement narrative. The narrative should include product specification, quantity, destination, and requested timing. Optional budget and supplier preference, when the browser adds them, are merged into that same narrative at submit time. They are not stored as separate server field names by this page.
The details are used to understand the instrument request, to ask factories for quotations on a comparable scope, and to reply to the work email. They are not used to publish a testimonial. The desk does not sell the form contents as a marketing list. A reply may repeat part of the brief so the buyer can confirm the configuration.
The page does not run a payment. It does not ask for a card number. It does not upload files. Product card clicks open the same form. They do not create a separate profile. Server logs that a host may keep for security are outside the text of a brief and are not described here as a product catalog.
Briefs are kept long enough to compare quotations and to answer follow-up questions about the same requirement. When a buyer asks for deletion of a brief that has not become part of a separate supply contract, the desk will remove the working copy it still controls and say if a supplier has already received the text. Suppliers who received a forwarded brief handle their copy under their own notices.
A brief may be shared with factories or quoting contacts so they can respond to the stated configuration. It is not posted on the public site. Regulatory files a supplier sends back stay in the correspondence. They are not republished as site claims.
Privacy questions use the same form, with the word privacy in the requirement text, because no separate mailbox is published. LinkScope Sourcing 57 does not list a street address for privacy requests. If a law that applies to the buyer requires a particular notice, write that request in the form and the desk will reply with what it can and cannot do.
Qualified briefs can include sourcing support of up to 3%.
Eligibility applies to qualified business buyers and is confirmed after we review your product, quantity, destination, and sourcing requirements.
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