Companies get your permission.
Never your data.
One IntraID. Sign in anywhere with a button. Companies can have an email or a code sent to you — they never receive the address or the number, and every single access is written into a ledger you can read and they cannot edit.
The difference in one line
You hand over your email. It is copied into their database, their CRM, their analytics, their mailing tool and their backups. "Delete my account" is a promise. Revoking is a support ticket.
They hold a code name and a permission. To reach you they ask us, we send it, and we write it down. Revoking is one click and it lands on their next request — because there was never a copy to delete.
Four things that are enforced, not promised
Contact details are relay-only
There is no endpoint in this platform that returns an email address or a phone number. Not a restricted one — none. A company posts a message; we do the sending.
Purpose is part of the key
Permission is granted for a stated purpose, and every API call must name the purpose it is acting under. Reading your city to show a store does not license anything else.
A ledger nobody can quietly edit
Each entry carries the hash of the one before it. Change an old line to hide an access and every line after it stops matching — and you can run that check yourself.
Your own key
Every person's details are encrypted under a key that belongs to them alone. Closing your account destroys that key, which makes the data unreadable everywhere it was ever copied.
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IntraID for companies