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Website clarity, before website work
ClarityCharter is a set of worksheets that help you write down who your organisation serves, what it offers and why it exists, so the next website project starts from something real.
We are working through the early version with a small number of organisations. The full site follows.
Plain English
You are being asked to write down how your organisation works, which is not a small thing to hand over. So here is exactly what happens to it, in plain terms.
Your answers are stored in a database. They have to be: that is what lets you come back to a half-finished worksheet, reference the same audience from three places, and see what you wrote a year ago. Storing them is the product working, not us collecting something.
We do not read your answers to sell you things. Nothing you write here is used to profile you, target you, or decide what to put in front of you. There is no newsletter you have been quietly added to. The only emails we send are the sign-in link you asked for and, occasionally, a note about your worksheets being due for review.
Used to send you a sign-in link, and to tell your account apart from anyone else's. There is no password to store, which also means there is no password of yours to lose.
Your answers, and the previous versions of them, since a worksheet keeps its history rather than overwriting it. Only you can see any of it unless you deliberately share it.
The email address you sent it to, and any comments they leave. They can read and comment but never edit, and you can withdraw their access at any point.
Ask us for a copy of your answers and we will send you one. Ask us to delete your account and we will delete it, along with the answers and their history.
If anything on this page is unclear, or you want to know something it does not cover, ask us. A person will answer.
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