What CivicSyn uses data for
Partner reports, public records, inventory, capacity, delivery, funding, and governance data to help communities coordinate essential goods and services.
Data should serve coordination, not extraction
How CivicSyn uses partner and public records data — and what it refuses to do.
Partner reports, public records, inventory, capacity, delivery, funding, and governance data to help communities coordinate essential goods and services.
CivicSyn is not for personal surveillance, ad targeting, secret eligibility scoring, or off-record allocation decisions.
Current records, imports, exports, snapshots, and long-history evidence are kept according to data classification and lifecycle policy.
Helpers summarize evidence, flag gaps, and draft explanations. They cannot approve allocations, spend public funds, suppress objections, or publish final decisions without human approval.