Tatari Group uses the information submitted through its website to handle material enquiries and requests for quotations.
Information we collect
The quotation form asks for your name, work email address, company, material or activity, and requirements. You can include the processing method, quantity and delivery destination in your requirements. A Tatari grade code may be included when you start from the catalogue. The grade code is optional. The other form fields are required to submit the request. Include only information needed to respond to your enquiry.
How we process your request
The website server validates the submission and records its contents, timestamp and delivery status in a private database. In production, the authenticated mail service relays the enquiry to the Tatari Group inbox at info@tatari-group.com. Your work email is placed in Reply-To so our team can respond directly. Tatari Group uses the information to assess your requirements, respond to you and coordinate the quotation or related follow-up. The local test environment saves test submissions locally and skips email.
Site operation and abuse prevention
To limit abuse, the application stores a keyed hash derived from the submitting connection’s IP address and a fingerprint of the form contents to detect duplicates. The website application does not set tracking cookies or run analytics scripts. Hosting and mail services may keep operational logs as part of providing those services.
Access, storage and retention
Staff responsible for handling enquiries use the submitted details. Hosting and mail providers process data as needed to operate those services. Copies can exist in the enquiry database, the receiving mailbox and any configured backups. Requests are kept for enquiry handling, related business follow-up and any applicable recordkeeping requirements.
Questions and privacy requests
Contact info@tatari-group.com to ask about how your information is handled or to request access, a copy, correction or deletion. The team may need to verify your identity before handling a request.