At Rice Integration, we dedicate ourselves to revolutionizing how businesses manage their technology purchasing. In that effort, we respect and protect the privacy of those customers and prospects who visit or use our website. We want you to know how your information is used. To demonstrate our commitment to fair information proactices, we have adopted leading industry privacy guidelines. This Privacy Statement describes privacy aspects specific to the Riceintegration.com website and affiliated Rice Integration web servers. In general, we work very hard to protect any information you provide us from loss or harm to you. Our privacy practices are consistent and compliant with that intent and policy.

Because of the B2B nature of our business, our website is not designed to appeal to children under the age of 13. Therefore, we do not knowingly attempt to solicit, collect, or receive any information from children.

When you register an account on our website, one of the optional pieces of information is your email address. We use this address to send you notifications of upcoming specials, recalls, manufacturer rebate programs, or other noteworthy information. We also use this information to help us improve our service and offerings to you. When sending you email, we may automatically collect technical information that allows us to format messages to best align with your computer's capabilities. This data is used solely to enhance the presentation of the content you receive.

We employ industry recognized security safeguards to help protect the personally identifiable information that you provide to us from loss, misuse, and unauthorized alteration. Whenever you transmit sensitive information, such as credit card number, to us through our website, we provide you access to our secure servers that allow encryption of your data as it is transmitted.

In addition, we work to protect personally identifiable information stored on our servers from unauthorized access using commercially available computer security products, such as firewalls, as well as carefully developed security procedures and practices. All employees must review and sign these practices which include limiting access to sensitive information and enforcing strict password protocols.