Do Not Sell My Information. We never do.
Trueleveler’s Do Not Sell My Information notice is its statement that it does not sell personal information, plus what California law may count as sharing and how to opt out.
Under the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA), California residents have the right to opt out of the sale or sharing of their personal information.
Trueleveler Does Not Sell Your Data
Trueleveler does not sell personal information to third parties.
The One Thing California Law May Count as “Sharing”
If you accept marketing cookies, our public website loads the LinkedIn Insight Tag. It tells LinkedIn which of our pages you visit, along with a LinkedIn advertising identifier, so we can measure our LinkedIn ads. California law may treat that as “sharing” personal information for cross-context behavioral advertising. It stays off until you accept marketing cookies, and you can switch it off at any time from Cookie Preferences in the footer of every page (choose Reject All, or turn Marketing off).
Google Analytics runs only if you accept analytics cookies, and its advertising features are switched off.
We don’t yet act on the Global Privacy Control (GPC) signal automatically. If your browser sends it, turn marketing cookies off in Cookie Preferences to opt out of this sharing.
What We Do With Your Data
We use your data to provide our services, plus — only if you accept those cookies — the analytics and ad measurement described above. Documents you submit for analysis are processed in memory and are not retained; files you save to your workspace are stored in your private, encrypted storage until you delete them. See our Privacy Policy for full details.
Market Intelligence
Trueleveler operates an optional market benchmark: anonymized awarded line-item prices — a description, a unit of measure, a unit price, a region — pooled across the companies that choose to take part, so each of them can see where a price sits against the market. No vendor names, project names, company names, or contact details are ever included, and nothing outside awarded bid line items is pooled at all.
Participation is opt-in and off by default. An owner or admin has to switch it on at Settings → Data & privacy; until someone does, that company contributes nothing. Switching it off takes effect immediately and retroactively — the check runs at query time rather than against a stored copy, so a company’s prices leave the benchmark the moment the toggle changes. Your own bid history always remains available to you either way.
This page previously said no such feature existed. That was inaccurate, and it has been corrected.
Your Rights
As a California resident, you have the right to:
- Know what personal information we collect
- Request deletion of your personal information
- Opt out of the sale or sharing of personal information (we do not sell; to stop the sharing described above, turn marketing cookies off)
- Non-discrimination for exercising your privacy rights
Contact Us
For privacy questions or to exercise your rights: support@trueleveler.com