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SolarBridge Supply privacy policy

This policy explains how SolarBridge Supply handles information you type into the procurement form and what the desk does with a module brief. The site is an independent sourcing desk. It does not run a module plant and it does not ask you to create an account to read the checklists.

Information you submit

The form asks for a name, a work email, an optional phone number, a company name, and a procurement requirement. You may also supply a module label, target budget, currency, budget basis, and supplier preference as part of the requirement. You can write these optional details directly in the requirement box.

Why the text is read

The desk reads the brief to understand the module, quantity, destination, and documents you want checked, and to reply about factory quotations. The work email is used to answer you. A phone number is used only if you provided one and a reply by phone is appropriate. Company name helps keep two buyers apart when the module descriptions look similar.

Who else may see the brief

To request a quotation, the desk may share the commercial content of the requirement with potential suppliers. Share only details you are willing for a quoting factory to see. Do not place unrelated personal data in the requirement box. The desk does not sell the form contents as a marketing list.

What is not collected on purpose

The form accepts text and has no file upload. Drawings can be shared through a method agreed after contact. The site does not ask for payment card numbers. Searching inquiry options does not submit an RFQ.

Retention and access

Briefs are kept long enough to coordinate the inquiry and to keep a record of what was asked. You may write again, through the same form, to ask what was stored about your message or to correct a quantity or destination you mistyped. Say that the message is a privacy request so it is not handled as a new module purchase.

Browser storage used by the benefit note

A small sourcing-support notice may store the first time it was shown in local storage and may remember a closed state for the current browser session. That storage is about the notice window, not about your module specification. Closing the notice does not submit an RFQ and does not change the requirement text you typed.

Changes

If this policy is edited, the updated page replaces the older wording for later visits. A brief already sent is still handled for the purpose you submitted it. Questions about privacy go through the procurement form with the word privacy in the requirement so the desk can separate them from watt-class requests.