IMENS · Policies and commercial information
Privacy policy
This notice explains how IMENS handles information submitted through this website. It should be read together with the project or order documents that apply to a commercial relationship.
Version date: 2026-09-06
Information we receive
Contact details, company and country information, project requirements, selected products, attribution data allowed by your privacy choices, and files you deliberately upload.
We do not intentionally send names, email addresses, telephone numbers, messages or filenames to website analytics tools.
Why we use it
To respond to a requested project service, review product or system requirements, prepare a quotation, secure the service, prevent duplicate or abusive submissions, and maintain necessary business records.
Optional website analytics and advertising measurement are used only according to the choices available in Privacy choices. Marketing permission is separate from processing an enquiry.
Service providers and transfers
The site uses hosting, database and file-storage infrastructure. An email, CRM, analytics or advertising provider receives data only when that integration is configured and the relevant legal and consent conditions are met.
Project data may be processed in locations where those providers operate. Appropriate contractual and security measures should be confirmed for the markets in which IMENS advertises.
Retention and security
Information is retained only for the project, legal, security and operational periods that apply to the relationship. Uploaded files are access-controlled and are not intended for public enumeration.
No internet service can promise absolute security. IMENS applies access controls, request validation and monitoring designed to reduce misuse.
Your choices and requests
You can reject or withdraw optional analytics and advertising measurement at any time using Privacy choices in the footer.
To request access, correction or deletion, submit a message through the project contact page and identify the relevant enquiry reference. Some records may need to be retained where the law or an active contract requires it.