Introductions & consent

The platform’s job is to get you in front of the right counterpart warmly, not to broadcast your company. One rule sits under all of it: your data moves only when you move it.

What stays private

Your vault — company profile, products, projects, notes, the relationship stages you keep on providers — is yours. Being on the platform does not list you anywhere, expose you to searches, or put your details in front of any other member.

What sharing looks like

• You send a request — the provider receives your contact card and the context you chose to include. That is the share, and you made it.
• You ask for an introduction — a chamber or trade agency you are connected to can introduce you to a counterpart. They act when you ask, and you see what is being shared before it goes.
• You engage an advisor — the assignment scopes what they see to the project you engaged them on.

Consent is recorded

When you consent to a share or an introduction, the platform records what you agreed to and when. If you ever wonder what a counterpart was given, the answer exists — it is a record, not a memory.