Privacy
This site collects as little as it can, because a lab arguing that credential systems should not hoard personal data would look foolish doing the opposite.
What the site collects
No cookie is set by this site, for any purpose, including analytics. Nothing follows a reader between visits.
No analytics script, no tag manager, no pixel, no third party embed. Nothing is loaded from a domain other than this one.
Requests are logged by the hosting layer with the usual technical fields and are kept for a short period for operational reasons only. They are not used to build a profile and are not shared.
Whatever you type into it: your name, your email address and your message. Nothing else is read from your browser.
The contact form
A message sent through the form is used to answer you, and for nothing else. It is not added to a mailing list, not enriched, not sold and not passed to an advertiser.
Messages are kept while the conversation is useful and deleted afterwards. If you want a message and its reply removed before then, say so through the form and it will be done.
Do not send sensitive material through it. The form is for implementation questions, problems with a specification, corrections to the register index and conversations about publishing an authority file.
No email address is published anywhere on this site, by choice. The form is the route.
What the protocol does with personal data
Worth separating from the site itself. A Revow claim carries public business facts: trade, jurisdiction, licence reference, registered name, business domain. RVW-1 excludes identity document numbers, personal addresses, phone numbers and dates of birth, and that exclusion is a rule of the model rather than a setting.
Claims are published by their subject, wherever the subject chooses. This site hosts no register of professionals and holds no claim belonging to anyone.
The authority file in RVW-5 carries the same restriction: licence references and status, never personal contact details.
Your rights
You can ask what is held about you, ask for it to be corrected, or ask for it to be deleted. Use the contact form. Since the only thing held is whatever you sent through that form, the answer is usually short.
Updated 9 November 2026.