Privacy and sharing

Your rental record can be useful without making every document public.

A renter can share application information and claim-level evidence support without automatically exposing every uploaded file. Source-document access is a separate choice.

Support signals are separate Source access is controlled Renter approval matters

Product privacy distinction

What can be useful is not always the same as what can be opened.

Claim-level support can summarize what tenant-provided evidence appears to support. The source document stays private unless the renter approves a separate access request.

Plain-language product summary

How rental information moves through the product.

This summary explains product visibility in plain language. The formal Privacy Policy below remains the legal privacy policy.

What renters enter

Renters may enter application details, rental-history claims, employment, income, references, household details, and other information they choose to submit.

What evidence they upload

Renters may upload source documents or records to support specific claims. Uploading a file does not automatically make the source document visible to a landlord.

What is analyzed

Evidence analysis extracts usable information and compares it with renter-entered claims. It does not guarantee document authenticity.

What may be shared

A shared application can include application information, allowed claim-level support signals, summaries, and renter-provided context.

Source-document access

A support signal is not automatic source-document access.

A landlord may see allowed support signals or summaries without being able to open the source file. Source-document requests are handled as a separate access workflow.

How evidence support works
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Request

Through a shared application, a landlord can request access to a specific source document.

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Review

The renter can review the request and decide whether to approve or decline access.

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Approve

Approval applies to the requested source document for that application request.

D
Decline

Declining keeps the source document private and should not be treated as suspicious by itself.

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Revoke

The renter can revoke approved access from the application-sharing controls. Optimized Rentals then stops providing access through that request.

Visibility boundaries

What remains controlled.

Optimized Rentals should not be described as making private documents public by default or as hiding all useful signals.

Source documents

The uploaded source file stays private unless the renter approves a separate access request.

Analysis details

Processing logs and operational diagnostics are not included with shared application information.

Renter explanations

When a renter includes an explanation in a shared application, it appears as context and remains separate from evidence support and third-party confirmation.

Formal privacy terms

Collection, use, disclosure, retention, choices, and legal obligations are described in the formal Privacy Policy below.