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Privacy & Data Handling
Reading the site requires no account. The assistant processes messages through an AI gateway and provider, and keeps a browser copy for continuity. You may separately opt in to private, time-limited quality-review storage of new exchanges. Introductions require their own contact consent and do not share full conversations with law firms.
Key points
- Private quality-review saving is optional and starts only after you choose it.
- Only authorized platform administrators can view review copies; firms do not receive them.
- Review copies expire after 90 days and can be deleted sooner using the browser’s deletion control.
- An introduction and its consent records are separate from a review transcript.
This page distinguishes browsing analytics, AI message processing, your browser’s conversation copy, optional private quality-review storage, and consented law-firm introductions. These have different purposes and deletion controls. Optional review helps us identify weak answers and improve the assistant without automatically training a provider model.
What is recorded when you read the site?
Anonymous page views, and deliberately little else. The site uses a product-analytics tool to count which pages are opened, so that effort goes to the pages people actually use. It is configured to collect as little as will answer that question: session recording is disabled, so no replay of your visit exists; autocapture is disabled, so clicks, keystrokes and anything typed into a form are not collected; and page-leave tracking and on-site surveys are off. A cookie is set so a returning browser is not counted twice. No account is required to read anything, nothing you read is tied to your name, and there are no advertising or retargeting trackers, so there is no audience profile to sell and none is sold.
- Analytics are not a transcript recorder. Session replay and autocapture are disabled.
- Do not include account numbers, Social Security numbers, passwords, or other unnecessary sensitive identifiers in chat.
What happens to a conversation with the assistant?
Your browser keeps a local copy so you can continue after refreshing. The clear control removes that local copy; copies older than seven days are not restored. Messages are sent through our AI gateway to a model provider to produce replies. Those services process the conversation under their own service terms. Separately, an unchecked, optional choice in the chat lets you save new exchanges for private quality and safety review and improvement of the assistant’s instructions and knowledge. Declining does not prevent chatting or requesting an introduction. Only exchanges after that choice are saved; earlier browser history is not uploaded. Authorized platform administrators can read the saved copy, record findings and propose improvements. No public or law-firm transcript access is provided. Saving does not authorize provider model training or automatically promote consumer statements into legal knowledge.
- Optional: save my new messages and the assistant’s replies for private quality and safety review by authorized platform administrators for up to 90 days. This does not send my conversation to a law firm or authorize model training. I can chat without saving, stop future saving, or delete the saved review copy. AI providers and the gateway still process messages to answer me. This is not a privileged attorney-client conversation.
- Review copies have a fixed 90-day active retention window from the first saved exchange. They become unavailable to the review screen at expiry and are removed by the daily cleanup job. Hosting-provider backup lifetimes may differ; deletion from active storage does not promise immediate removal from disaster-recovery backups.
- Unchecking saving stops future recording but does not delete exchanges already saved. Use ‘Delete saved review copy’ to delete the active database copy. Clear chat also attempts that deletion before clearing the browser copy. The deletion control requires the private capability retained in that browser tab. If it is no longer available, contact us for help; do not send more sensitive information than needed to locate the copy.
What is stored if you ask for an attorney introduction?
If you request an introduction, we store the contact details you enter, the location you give, your Roadmap and intake summary, and the exact versioned contact consent shown. Phone/email permission is separate from optional automated-call/text permission. Only that introduction material is sent to a participating firm, or to the founder when no firm covers the county. A separately saved quality-review transcript is not included and is not part of the contact consent record.
| Shared with a firm | Not shared |
|---|---|
| Your name and the contact details you entered | Your conversation with the assistant |
| The county or state you gave | Which pages you read |
| Your roadmap and intake summary | Any browsing or device identifier |
How is consent recorded?
By storing the exact text you were shown rather than a description of it. The disclosure wording is a fixed, versioned constant; your browser submits the version identifier, and the server re-renders that same wording from the same source the page used to display it. That means the record cannot drift from what was on your screen, and no submitted data can inject different language into your record. The consent record itself is write-only from the site's side: it can be added to but not read back through the public interface, which is what an audit record should be.
- Published disclosure wording is never edited in place; a change creates a new version, so old records still show what those people actually agreed to.
- Each channel agreement is stored as its own record rather than as one combined flag.
What about email and the attorney dashboard?
Transactional email delivers requested introductions and administrator sign-in links. We do not send consumer marketing email through this flow. Administrator access requires a verified sign-in and a server-controlled platform-admin record; an ordinary account is not sufficient. You may request access to or deletion of information you submitted by contacting antonio@bankruptcy.law. Browser deletion, active review-copy deletion, introduction records and consent records are separate: deleting a review copy does not withdraw an already submitted introduction or erase its consent audit trail.
- Saved exchanges support internal quality review and supervised improvements; they are not automatically inserted into prompts or training datasets.
- Future use for provider model training would require a separate decision and appropriate disclosure; it is not enabled by this feature.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I have to save my conversation to use the assistant?
- No. Saving for private quality review is optional and unchecked by default. Chat and attorney introductions remain available without it. The AI provider and gateway must still process your messages to answer you.
- How do I delete a conversation?
- Use Delete saved review copy to remove the active quality-review database copy. Clear chat also attempts that deletion and then clears the browser transcript. If your browser no longer has its deletion capability, contact antonio@bankruptcy.law. Deleting the review copy does not erase a separate lead or its consent records.
- Does a law firm receive my full conversation?
- No. An introduction shares only the contact details, Roadmap and intake summary described in the introduction disclosure. Optional internal quality review does not authorize transcript sharing with a firm.
- Does saving train the AI model?
- Not automatically. Authorized reviewers can use saved exchanges to find errors, missing sources and unclear responses, then propose and test changes to our instructions and knowledge. We do not send these saved copies to a provider’s model-training pipeline. Consumer statements are not legal authority.
- Is this an attorney-client privileged conversation?
- No. This platform is not a law firm and the assistant is not your lawyer. Avoid unnecessary sensitive identifiers, whether or not you choose optional saving.
By Antonio G. Jimenez, Esq. · Florida Bar No. 21022
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