Privacy Policy
A to Z Fulfillment LLC
This Privacy Policy describes how A to Z Fulfillment LLC, the developer business with the site name AtoZFulfillment, collects, uses, stores, and protects information when a visitor uses the website pages, asks for a quote, books a dock slot, or asks about the fulfilment services operated from the address 11863 S Jensen Farm Cv, Draper - 84020-1760, United States (US). The Company respects the trust that a seller places in a partner. This text explains every path that personal information can take from first contact to a completed delivery, and it sets out the choices that a visitor keeps at each stage. Read this policy alongside the Terms of Service, which sits on its own page and is reachable through the footer link titled Terms of Service. The two documents share one plain goal. Information handled in a careful and honest way protects the data subject and keeps the Company accountable.
Please read this Privacy Policy fully. If a phrase is unclear, stop and ask before you send a single detail. Ask by email to page@atozfulfillment.lat or by phone at +12347425615 and the privacy team will answer in plain words. Do not assume that silence is permission. This policy changes from time to time as services grow and as law changes, so the top of this page carries the effective date and a summary of what moved. The policy that applies to your data is the one published on the day you provide the data, unless a later version states a backward reach. Keep a copy of the current page if a lawyer or a compliance officer asks what governs your account.
1. Who Is Responsible For Your Information
The data controller for the purposes of this website is A to Z Fulfillment LLC, a company organised in the United States of America. The registered business location and the dock are at 11863 S Jensen Farm Cv, Draper - 84020-1760, United States (US). The display name AtoZFulfillment on this website is a trading identity of that same company and does not name a separate legal person. For every request, booking, quote, account, or stock transfer that this policy covers, A to Z Fulfillment LLC answers for the information it holds.
For a message that concerns privacy rather than a shipment, direct it to the person who reads privacy questions. Write to page@atozfulfillment.lat with the word privacy in the subject line, or call the office line +12347425615 and ask for the privacy contact. The member of the team who reads that inbox will act within a stated number of days and will reply to the address the enquirer used, unless a safer channel was agreed first. Where the law of the United States or of a country where a visitor lives grants a stronger right, the stronger rule applies to that visitor.
2. Information The Company Collects
2.1 Information a visitor gives on purpose
The Company collects only what a visitor enters or hands across. A contact ticket asks for a name, an email address, a subject, and a message. A booking request may add a phone number, company name, and the expected freight volume. A seller account may add a business address, a bank or payment detail for invoices. Each field is collected for a stated job and is kept no longer than the job needs.
Mail that lands in page@atozfulfillment.lat is read by staff with a duty of confidentiality. Contents are used to answer the note and to route the enquiry to the correct station. If an email message mentions a third party, the Company does not collect that person as a contact unless the writer gives the name so the dock can serve that relationship.
2.2 Information gathered automatically
Like most sites, the website logs limited technical details when a browser asks for a page. That log can include the internet protocol address, the browser type, the operating system, the referrer page, the date and time, and the pages opened. These logging points exist so the site can stay secure, spot a fault, and answer a request. Logs are kept for a short window and are not sold. This site does not intentionally drop advertising cookies. Any cookie that a browser shows belongs to the visitor and can be cleared at any moment without harming the page.
2.3 Information from the order and stock flow
When the dock processes a parcel, it sees the label, the delivery address, and the return history that the carrier shares. A to Z Fulfillment LLC uses that data to run the parcel and to report to the seller. It does not build a marketing profile from a single delivery address. Buyer details belong to the selling account that engaged the Company, and the Company holds them only to execute the work and to stand behind a claim or an audit.
3. How The Company Uses The Information
Every piece of information has a purpose written down before it is used. The Company uses the details for these jobs. First, to answer an enquiry and to turn it into a quote or a booking. Second, to run the receiving, storage, pick and pack, shipping, returns, and reporting services a seller orders. Third, to invoice, to keep the ledger, and to chase an overdue amount. Fourth, to warn a seller about a service change, a rate move, or a safety notice that touches stock. Fifth, to defend the premises, the system, and the law, including when a regulator or a court asks.
Legal grounds sit under each use. Performance of a contract covers the dock work and the account. Consent covers voluntary extras such as a newsletter if one is ever offered. A legitimate interest covers security, fraud prevention, and the short logs. Legal obligation covers tax records and regulator notices. Where the Company relies on consent, the visitor can withdraw it at any time and the Company will stop using the data for that purpose without punishing the account for the withdrawal.
The Company does not sell personal information and has never done so. It does not trade delivery histories, phone lists, or customer files for a reward. The dock may share data only in the ways this policy describes, and every sharing is limited to what the job actually needs.
4. The Legal Basis For Processing
Different uses rest on different lawful bases under the rules that apply to the visitor. For a seller who works through a signed service agreement, the basis is the need to perform that contract. For a one-off enquiry that has no signed paper yet, the basis is the legitimate interest in answering the note and preparing a quote. For logs and security, the basis is the legitimate interest of keeping the network sound. For an invoice and tax file, the basis is the legal obligation that books require.
Where the law of a market demands consent for a separate channel, such as a direct marketing message, the Company asks first and keeps proof of the yes. A visitor can refuse without changing the core service. The refusal only means that extra channel stays shut. A person can ask for the specific basis that applies to a particular record, and the privacy contact will name it plainly with the reasons.
5. How Long The Company Keeps Information
Retention has one rule: keep data only as long as a clear job or a legal duty needs it, then delete it in a secure way. A contact enquiry is held while the conversation is live and is tidied a set period after the last note. A booking record follows the file of the shipment it belongs to. A seller account stays open while the relationship is active, and the supporting documents stay for the period the tax authority allows invoices to be challenged.
When a record reaches the end of its life, the Company deletes the files and the backups or takes the names out so the record no longer identifies a person. The Company cannot always remove a name from a carrier claim file or from a regulator submission, because those files must stay whole. Where deletion is impossible, the Company keeps the smallest usable copy behind a tighter lock.
8. Privacy For Children
The site is not built for children and does not try to reach them. Parcels may hold any goods, but the selling accounts are businesses and adults. If a practice ever offered a channel for a child, the Company would first set an age gate. A parent who believes a child shared data can ask the privacy contact to delete it, and the Company will act without delay and without a fee.
9. Security Measures The Company Uses
Security is a shared wall, not a single lock. The Company uses transport security so a form travels over an encrypted link. Passwords are hashed, not stored as plain text. Access to the ledger and to stock files is limited to the staff whose job reaches that screen, and each access is logged so a breach leaves a trail. The dock runs records from the address 11863 S Jensen Farm Cv, Draper - 84020-1760, United States (US) behind physical and logical controls.
No method is perfect. The Company therefore writes down what it would do after an incident: contain the reach, work out what type of data was touched, tell the people affected when the risk is real, and tell a regulator where the law calls for notice. A breach report goes to the affected seller as soon as the facts are known enough to be safe.
10. Your Rights Over Your Information
Depending on where you live, the law grants a set of rights. You may ask to see the data the Company holds about you and to receive a readable copy. You may ask to correct a mistake in a name, an address, or a contact record. You may ask for deletion where no legal duty keeps the file whole. You may ask to narrow the processing or to move your data to another service where the basis supports it. You may object to a use driven by a legitimate interest. Where a use rests on consent, you may withdraw that consent whenever you wish.
Send a rights request to page@atozfulfillment.lat and say which right you mean. The Company will verify your identity by comparing the details you send with the record it holds, then answer inside the period the law allows. A response is usually free. If a request is clearly repeated or costly, the Company may charge a small fee, but it will say so before it asks for money. If the answer does not satisfy you, the data authority where you live can hear your complaint, and the Company will give you the plain route to that authority.
11. Additional Rights For California Visitors
A visitor who lives in California has certain rights under the state privacy law. The right to know which categories of personal information the Company collected, the right to ask for deletion, the right to ask that the Company not sell or share the data, and the right not to be treated worse for using those rights. As stated in Section Three, the Company does not sell personal information. There is therefore no sale to opt out of today.
A request about California rights can be made by an authorised agent acting for the visitor. The Company will verify both the agent and the visitor before it releases a record. The dock does not keep a profile so deep that it would call you by a marketing label, and it honours a global privacy signal if your browser sends one.
12. Do Not Track And Global Privacy Signals
Some browsers offer a do not track request or a global privacy control. The Company does not run the kind of cross-site advertising that those signals were built to stop, so it has little to switch off. It still reads a global privacy control with respect by treating it as a request not to sell or share. To put it plainly: the site already sells nothing and shares only to run a parcel, so a do not track flag changes no visible service.
13. Manual And Offline Records
Not every record lives on a server. The dock keeps paper and local files for an inside job such as a hand-written intake note or a safety sheet. Those records follow the same rules. They hold no more than the task needs, they sit behind a locked room or a locked drawer on the premises at 11863 S Jensen Farm Cv, Draper - 84020-1760, and they are shredded when the task ends. A manual note is scanned where it feeds a claim, and the physical copy is then disposed of under the retention rule.
14. Cross Border Transfer Of Information
The Company stores most records on servers within the United States of America. When a visitor lives in another country, the data crosses a border to reach that server. The Company takes the same protective steps for a cross border file as for a local file: transport security, limited access, and a privacy promise that holds wherever the data travels. Where a market demands a specific lawful tool for export, the Company uses a suitable mechanism and can summarise it on request.
15. Links, Payment, And Third Party Pages
This policy covers only the pages the Company owns. A link to a payment page or a carrier site leads to that operator, whose own privacy policy then governs. The Company tries to check that the operators it works with keep a serious standard, but it does not answer for a page it does not control. Check the privacy notice on any site you hand a card or a code to before you proceed.
16. How A Breach Would Be Reported
No system has a zero risk. If the Company finds that personal data has been taken or exposed, it will act quietly at first to contain the spread, then openly where a duty exists. It will tell the affected person what type of data moved, what the Company did to stop it, and what the person can do to guard against harm. Regulators receive a notice where the law sets a time limit, and the Company keeps a written timeline so it can show the sequence if asked.
17. Changes To This Privacy Policy
This policy is a living text. The Company and its site are updated as the law and the services shift, and this page is refreshed each time a material change lands. The effective date sits near the top. A significant change, such as a new data owner or a new sharing channel, is announced on the homepage or by email where the Company has one. Continued use of the site after a change means the new text governs new data, while the older record keeps following the promise that stood when it was collected.
18. How To Ask A Question Or File A Concern
Start a privacy matter with a clear note. Write to page@atozfulfillment.lat with the word privacy in the subject, or call +12347425615 during dock hours Monday to Friday 07:00 to 18:00 and Saturday 08:00 to 14:00. Give your name, the reason, and the detail you want corrected or removed. The Company answers inside the period the law allows and, if it cannot satisfy you, it points you to the correct regulator for your country.
Post reaches the dock at A to Z Fulfillment LLC, 11863 S Jensen Farm Cv, Draper - 84020-1760, United States (US). Mark the envelope attention Privacy. If you write by hand, add the same phone line +12347425615 so the reply can confirm who sent the note. Keep this policy page where you can reach it, because any account you open with the Company is governed by the document you read today.
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