SERVICE POLICIES
AlloyFlow Sourcing privacy policy
How tire inquiry information and browser preferences are used.
Information supplied with an inquiry
The inquiry form asks for your name, email and tire requirements. You can also provide your company and phone number. If you supply a budget or supplier preference, we include that information with the requirements. Use business contact details and include only the operational information needed to evaluate the request.
Use of your request
We use inquiry details to understand the tire application, review open questions and coordinate a quote comparison. In an RFQ discussion, suppliers may need the tire specification, quantity and destination to respond. Flag confidential information and confirm the scope of any follow-up exchange before sending sensitive commercial files.
Browser settings
The benefit notice stores the first display time in local browser storage so it can stop after its display window. It also remembers dismissal of the ticker in session storage. Browser settings control access to those features and allow you to clear stored values.
Keep the brief focused
A sidewall code or vehicle application often provides enough context to start. Leave out payment information, passwords and unrelated personal records. Use the requirements field to describe the technical sheet or test reference your team needs. Discuss an appropriate exchange method for additional documents if follow-up requires them.
Requests and corrections
Use the inquiry page for a privacy question or to correct information supplied in a prior RFQ. Provide enough context to identify the relevant request, such as the date, business name and reference. Avoid repeating details unrelated to the question.
External materials
Buyer guides may discuss supplier documents, technical references or external materials. Review the privacy terms of third-party services you use in the course of purchase and share only the information their review requires.