No, not automatically. Managers can see your enquiry through the platform, but they do not receive your name, email address or phone number until you choose to engage with them. Until then you compare, shortlist and remove managers privately.
Committees told us the worst part of getting strata quotes the old way was the flood of cold calls and follow-up emails from every manager who got their number. Local Strata Manager is built so the introduction only happens when you decide it should.
Your name, personal email address and phone number remain private while you compare, shortlist or remove managers. This helps committees review options without receiving unsolicited calls and follow-up emails from every manager who views the enquiry.
Once you actively choose to engage with a manager, the platform shares the contact information needed for that manager to speak with you, clarify the request and progress a proposal.
These details are not released to every manager who is matched with the enquiry. The privacy control is intended to let owners and committees compare managers without creating a list of cold-call prospects.
Managers need enough information to decide whether the scheme fits their service area, experience and capacity, and to prepare a meaningful quote. They may therefore see enquiry information about the building and the services requested, while your direct contact details remain withheld.
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Contact details are shared when you take an affirmative step to engage with a particular manager. This may occur when you select the manager for direct contact, request a conversation or otherwise use the platform control that indicates you want to progress with that provider.
The platform makes the sharing step clear so you know which manager will receive the details.
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Contact details are shared only with managers you choose to engage. Choosing one manager does not authorise the release of your details to every other matched manager — each engagement decision relates to the manager you selected.
Check the on-screen wording at the point of engagement if you plan to speak with more than one shortlisted provider.
Yes. The platform is designed so you can review your enquiry, compare quotes and manage the shortlist before direct contact begins.
This reduces pressure and gives the committee time to compare fees, inclusions, FitScore factors, manager experience and contract terms before deciding who should receive its contact details. You can shortlist or remove managers privately during this stage.
Local Strata Manager does not contact your current strata manager, and your quote enquiry is private.
The current manager may still learn about the process through the committee, owners, meeting papers or another person involved in the scheme. The platform cannot control disclosures made outside its service, so committees should manage internal confidentiality carefully when benchmarking the current agreement or preparing a possible switch.
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No. The platform privacy policy states that personal information is not sold.
Local Strata Manager uses information to operate the comparison service, match enquiries with suitable managers, communicate with users, verify providers and maintain the platform. The business model is based on managers paying for platform outcomes or leads under its terms, not on selling owner contact databases.
Operating an online platform involves service providers such as cloud hosting, email delivery, payment processing, analytics and AI model providers. The privacy policy states that information may be processed by these providers to operate the platform. This is different from giving your contact details to every strata manager for sales follow-up.
Review the current privacy policy for the categories of providers, overseas processing information and the safeguards described.
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Only submit information that is relevant to your enquiry and that you are authorised to share on behalf of the owners corporation. Avoid uploading passwords, bank access details, identity documents or unrelated personal information.
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You can decide not to proceed with a manager after an introduction. Receiving or discussing a quote does not by itself appoint the manager.
However, once contact details have been disclosed, the platform cannot make the manager forget information already received. You can ask the manager to stop contacting you and ask the platform to prevent further introductions. If the manager continues sending marketing communications, use the unsubscribe or opt-out method and contact the platform if assistance is needed.
Yes. Tell the manager clearly that you do not wish to receive further sales or marketing contact.
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