Data minimization · project records · buyer control
How Recognition Goods uses information submitted with a project brief
The quote builder collects the information needed to review and respond to a project. The site also counts a small set of first-party funnel events using a random identifier kept only in the current browser tab; these event records exclude names, email addresses, artwork, IP addresses and user-agent strings.
01Written scope
02Digital proof
03Approval before production
04Destination-based planning
Built for planned programs
Who this route is for
- Quote-builder users
- Artwork submitters
- Website visitors
- Existing project contacts
A complete commercial brief
What the project can include
Protected artwork handling
Data-minimized funnel counts
A documented inquiry reference
Clear checkpoints
From brief to approved production
- 1
Submit only information needed for the project
- 2
Confirm rights to uploaded artwork
- 3
Close the tab to end the first-party session identifier
- 4
Reference the inquiry when asking about project data
Frequently asked questions
Important details before you request a quote
What does the quote builder collect?
It records project scope, quantity, destination, timing, contact details, attribution fields and any artwork the user chooses to submit.
Is uploaded artwork public?
No. Artwork submitted with a project brief is not displayed in the public catalog and is handled as part of the project record.
Does the site require payment information?
No payment-card details are requested by the public quote builder.
What website activity is measured?
The site records only allowlisted funnel events such as a landing view, quote-button click, form step and completed request. Event records are retained for up to 90 days and do not contain contact details, artwork, IP addresses or user-agent strings.
Start with a clear brief