Explain the data rules clearly.

This page is the plain-English rulebook for how SiteBinderhandles workspace information, job files, share links, and support messages. The goal is simple: make the product's data behavior easy to understand.

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Pair the data rules with the trust surface that makes those rules feel real.

Key boundaryPhotos safe to share stay separate from internal-only photos

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What SiteBinder stores

SiteBinder stores the information needed to run one connected field-and-office job file. That includes workspace identity, project records, job photos, support records, report and customer file content, invoice support, and inbound business messages.

Workspace identity and access

Owner accounts, workspace profile details, seat and invite records, and sign-in context are stored so the right people can reach the right job files.

Job file content

Project basics, job photos, internal notes, photos safe to share, support records, report text, invoice support, and customer file content are stored so one job can stay in one memory system.

Support and commercial messages

Support requests, demo requests, pilot requests, and owner follow-up notes are stored so the business can respond clearly and keep the early customer pipeline organized.

Why the product stores that data

To keep project records organized across web and mobile.
To generate client-facing reports and invoice support files.
To handle sign-in, workspace identity, team invites, and support messages.

How data is meant to move

Photos safe to share are meant for the shareable customer file and public share pages.
Internal-only photos stay in the main workspace for crew and office context.
Workspace owners are responsible for deciding who can access the workspace and who receives share links.
Support requests and commercial inquiries go through the support email and contact forms so the business can follow through on them.

What workspace owners should manage

Review workspace users, invites, and public share links regularly.
Keep only the records and photos you actually need for business operations.
Use the safe-to-share and internal-only photo flags intentionally instead of treating every image the same way.
Keep the legal company name, support email, and mailing address accurate.

How to reach us

Support and privacy questions should be sent to support@centralsummitsystems.com. Company mailing address: 7823 W 98th Ave, Broomfield, CO 80021

Review and updates

This privacy summary should stay current as the product, company details, and operating practices evolve. When needed, it should also receive owner and legal review.