What information we receive
When you email us a quotation request, we receive the contact details and project information you choose to send — typically your name, company, email address, telephone number, project location, shaft dimensions, power supply details and any drawings you attach. We do not collect this information automatically from the website.
How we use it
- To prepare a technical proposal, general arrangement drawing and commercial quotation.
- To clarify technical constraints such as shaft dimensions or the destination power supply.
- To issue documentation, packing lists and after-sales support for an existing order.
- To keep a record of the agreed technical configuration for warranty and spare parts support.
We do not sell enquiry data. Project drawings and specifications are treated as commercially confidential and are shared internally only with the people preparing your proposal.
Cookies and analytics
This version of the website sets no analytics, advertising or profiling cookies. It loads no third-party fonts, scripts or trackers. If measurement tools are added later, this page will be updated before they go live, and consent controls will be added where required by law.
The hosting provider may process standard server log data (IP address, user agent, requested URL, timestamp) for delivery and security purposes under its own terms.
Retention and your choices
Enquiry correspondence is kept for as long as needed to support the project and any subsequent order, and for legitimate business record-keeping. You can ask us to correct or delete your contact details, or to remove project drawings that are no longer needed, by writing to info@humminglift.com.
Third-party sites
Technical guides on this site link only to our own pages. If external links are added in future, their privacy practices are their own responsibility.
Changes to this policy
We update this page when the website's data practices change. The current version is dated 2026-11-06.
Template note for the site owner: this policy describes the site as built. Before launch, confirm it matches your actual mailbox practices, any CRM you use, and the data-protection requirements of the markets you sell into. This is not legal advice.