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What happens after you contact Link.

Your request reaches our project team, where the details are organized, reviewed and turned into a practical next step.

Who contacts you?

A member of our project team will follow up using the email address or phone number submitted with your request. The follow-up comes from the team reviewing the project.

01

We organize your request

Your brief, contact details, files, specifications, timing and commercial goals are brought together for review. Your submitted information stays connected to the inquiry.

02

We review feasibility

Our project team considers the right manufacturing, packaging or sourcing path and identifies any missing details that could affect samples, cost, timing or production.

03

A project team member follows up

We contact you through the email address or phone number you provided. We may ask focused questions so we can understand the requirement before recommending a path forward.

04

We define the next practical step

Depending on the project, that may be a clarification call, reference samples, a quotation, supplier evaluation or a preliminary production plan. Not every request needs every stage.

Only if needed

We’ll ask only for what’s missing.

There is no need to resend anything already included in your inquiry. After reviewing your specific request, we will contact you only if another detail is needed to move it forward.

  • A quantity or volume range, if it was not included
  • A drawing, reference image or sample, when it would clarify the product
  • Dimensions, materials or performance requirements that affect production
  • Delivery timing or destination needed for planning and pricing
  • Compliance or testing requirements relevant to the intended use

Need to add something?

Reply to your confirmation email or send the additional details directly to our project team. Include your company or project name so we can match the update to your request.

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