Assessment access is not acquisition access.
GTIA MSP Valuation is a private workspace for preparing your own assessment. It has no listing, seller discovery, buyer directory, matching, ranking, automatic first look, or hidden acquisition permission. Finishing an assessment does not create another audience.
Exact purpose
Document processing and review are scoped to preparing your MSP assessment.
Current access
Person, tenant, role, assessment, action, purpose, session, and assurance are rechecked.
Separate sharing
Published report access is limited to one named recipient, one immutable version, and a revocable, expiring grant token.
Separate notices mean separate decisions.
Terms, privacy, role disclosure, and upload authority are separate, versioned acknowledgements. Accepting one does not accept another. Named-recipient sharing requires its own affirmative, scoped, expiring grant and cannot be bundled into assessment access.
- Terms
- Rules for using the service; not upload authority or a sharing decision.
- Privacy acknowledgement
- Current data-purpose and handling notice for the exact release.
- Role disclosure
- Who operates GTIA MSP Valuation and what that role does not mean.
- Upload authority
- Separate confirmation that the person may submit the exact allowed document class.
Minimum operational telemetry
The product contract excludes document text, answers, filenames, financial values, credentials, cookies, and signed access links from ordinary analytics and session replay. Operational events use bounded technical state, pseudonymous identifiers, safe reference codes, and redacted outcome classes.
Deletion is a lifecycle, not an instant promise.
The deletion workflow closes access first, records a deletion request and exact targets, removes active objects and derived artifacts, and reports delayed backup/provider expiry separately. A receipt distinguishes completed deletion from work still pending; stale jobs cannot bring a deleted assessment back.