LinkScope Sourcing 42 terms of service

These terms cover use of the LinkScope Sourcing 42 website and the inquiry form. They do not create a supply contract for connectors. A supply contract, if one is signed later, is between the buyer and the plant or seller named in that contract.

What a submission does

Sending a brief asks the desk to read the written product, quantity, destination and timing, and to contact possible plants when the brief is specific enough. It does not reserve stock, lock a price, or appoint LinkScope Sourcing 42 as the buyer agent beyond that review. Optional budget text and a supplier preference are notes inside the requirement. They are not orders.

What the site does not state

Pages describe how to compare quotations. They are not ratings of any plant, not certificates, and not statements that a model fits a host. Drawings, test records and authorization files remain the documents of the party that issued them. You should read those documents before you accept a deviation.

Acceptable use

Do not submit unlawful content, credentials that are not yours, or requests that ask the desk to hide the identity of the buyer from a plant when the plant needs that identity to quote. The desk may decline a brief that lacks a business purpose or a reachable work email.

Liability boundary

Information on the site is for procurement preparation. Installation, electrical safety, code compliance and final acceptance stay with the buyer and the suppliers the buyer selects. To the extent the law allows, the desk is not liable for a plant quote that later changes, for freight, or for a part that fails a test the brief did not specify.

Changes

The desk may update these terms by posting a revised page. Continued use of the form after the posting is the acceptance of the revised text for new submissions. Questions about a submission can be sent through the same form on the contact page.