Privacy Policy for Led Screen Panel Sourcing

Led Screen Panel Sourcing collects the details you type into the inquiry form so the desk can read a display requirement and coordinate factory quotations. This page describes that handling. It is not a sale of personal data and it is not a marketing list service.

What you may send

The form asks for a name, a work email, an optional phone, an optional company, and a procurement requirement. The requirement may include product specifications, quantity, destination, timing, an optional budget, and a supplier preference. Those extra notes are merged into the requirement text. They are not stored as separate database columns by this page.

Why it is used

The desk uses the note to understand the LED display request, to ask clarifying questions, and to request quotations from factories. Factories that receive a brief will see the commercial and technical details needed to answer. Do not include information you are not willing to share for that purpose.

How long it is kept

Inquiry records are kept while the request is open and for a reasonable period afterward so the desk can match a follow-up to the same brief. The site does not publish a fixed retention clock. You may ask, through the same form, that a note be deleted when the law allows and when no open quotation depends on it.

Cookies and the benefit notice

The browser may store a local marker for the sourcing-benefit notice and a session marker if you close the ticker. Those markers remember display timing and a dismissal. They are not an account profile. The inquiry form itself does not set a tracking cookie in the template.

Sharing

The desk shares requirement details with factories asked to quote and with service providers who host the form submission. It does not sell the note. A supplier you did not intend to contact should be named as an exclusion in the requirement if that limit matters to you.

Contact about privacy

Privacy questions go through the contact form. Write that the message is a privacy request so it is not treated as a hardware quotation.