Honco Sourcing privacy policy

Information in a sourcing request

The inquiry form asks for business contact details and information about a prospective steel building order. It may include a company name, work email, optional telephone, deployment country, destination port and details such as span and loading criteria. Share details relevant to the request and leave out unrelated personal records.

Use of submitted information

Inquiry details support follow-up, review of sourcing requirements and coordination of a potential supplier response. They may also be used to clarify open quote items or identify the relevant project file when you return. A project may involve suppliers, an inspector or logistics providers. Share any circulation restrictions before the desk sends commercial or technical details to another party.

International coordination

Procurement coordination from China can involve parties in the country of manufacture and at the delivery destination. Identify sensitive attachments before transmission and ask which parties need access. Keep personal information out of drawings or packing instructions where a business reference is sufficient. For instance, a project reference and a consignee business address may identify a shipment without putting the buyer’s private address on an RFQ.

Corrections and questions

Use the contact form to request a correction or ask about access, retention or deletion of a prior inquiry. Reference the request date, project and original business email when practical. The desk may need enough information to identify the correct record and verify the request.

Website resources

The templates reference a hosted stylesheet and script for the site interface. Loading these resources involves a request to their host. When following a link to another website, consult the policies of that operator for its handling of information before sharing any contact or project details.