Consent names its recipients.
Turning discoverability on is an explicit choice that names its scope and who can reach you. Nothing is blanket.
Consent and privacy
Off until you turn it on. Always.
Discoverability is never inferred from a roster deposit, an application, an employment relationship, or time passing. An unclaimed profile is not discoverable, not contactable, and not listed.
Disclosure receipt
- Scope
- Consent names its recipients.
- Revocation
- Effective on the next call.
- Disclosure
- Every share is written down.
- Data
- Never sold, never harvested.
Off until you turn it on. Always.
The rules, in plain words.
Each one is a rule of the company constitution, not a setting default.
Effective on the next call.
Revoke a grant and it fails closed immediately, with a receipt. No grace period for anyone else.
Every share is written down.
Each disclosure generates a receipt you can read: what went where, to whom, under which grant, when.
Never sold, never harvested.
Your data is never sold and never trains models without a contractual basis. No hidden steering, no per-reuse penalty.
If a score ever appears.
No hidden ranking, by rule.
Where a job-specific fit score is shown, you can see it, see its inputs, and contest it, and the contest suspends its use for that opportunity while open. There is no persistent cross-context person score and no facility-facing reliability score, ever.
Your proof, your rules.
Claim the record, set the scope, and change your mind any time with a receipt.