What this system sees
of your organization.

When an organization submits a declaration through Threshold, the system receives the contents of that declaration — the stated purpose, the chain of handling, the named relying parties, and the declared settlement terms. This information is necessary for the clearing evaluation to run.

Declarations are records. Once submitted, they are retained as part of the cleared engagement record. They cannot be recalled, amended retroactively, or removed. This is by design — the integrity of the system depends on declarations being permanent and verifiable.

The system does not retain information about who submitted a declaration beyond what is necessary to process and record the engagement. IP addresses and request metadata are not stored at the application layer. Standard infrastructure logs may exist at the hosting level — see below.

The system does not build profiles of organizations. It does not track behavior across sessions. It does not sell or share organizational data with third parties.

Organizations should understand that declarations submitted through Threshold describe what they intend to do with personal digital information. That description is the basis of the cleared record.

The declared record exists to be verified. It is not a confidential document held only by the organization. It is a statement of intent that the system evaluates and records. People whose data is involved may have visibility into what was declared about its use. That is the point.

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Questions about this policy: TBA