Sourcing service information

AxlePath Sourcing Privacy Policy

What an inquiry can contain

The inquiry form requests a name and business email and lets you include a company name and phone number. It also collects the purchase requirements you enter. If you choose a catalog option, budget or supplier preference, those details are included with the purchase brief.

Why we request these details

The brief helps us understand the sourcing request, clarify incomplete specifications and discuss supplier quotations with you. The receiving destination and quantity help distinguish shipping assumptions from the tire specifications. Use business contact information you are authorized to share.

Supplier discussion

Evaluating a request may require sharing the product type, fitment, quantity, documentation and delivery requirements with prospective suppliers. If a specification includes restricted or proprietary material, use the contact form to discuss how to describe the requirement before sending that material. Leave out payment credentials and personal information about drivers, employees or customers.

Local browser storage

The sourcing support display uses local browser storage to record when it first appeared and session storage to remember whether the notice was dismissed in that session. The timestamp helps limit display to seven days from the first appearance in that browser. Your inquiry fields serve a separate purpose from the notice and can be entered regardless of whether the notice is visible. You can manage that storage through your browser controls. The form can also be used with JavaScript turned off by entering optional preferences directly in the purchase requirements field.

Corrections and privacy inquiries

To ask about an inquiry or request a correction, use the contact form and include the business email used for the original message. Describe the information at issue without repeating confidential material. Include a request identifier if you have one so the relevant message can be located.