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This page explains what the scorecard may collect, why it is collected, and how users should think about consent and review.
What information the scorecard may collect
The Funding Readiness Scorecard may collect business-readiness answers such as business type, revenue range, time in business, credit score range, business bank status, business structure, funding purpose, desired amount, and selected red flags.
If a lead form is enabled, it may also collect contact details such as name, email, phone number, business name, and state so a score summary or review follow-up can be provided.
How information may be used
- To calculate and display a funding-readiness score.
- To explain potential funding paths and preparation steps based on the user’s answers.
- To support a human review when the user requests or consents to follow-up.
- To improve public-safe scorecard content, resources, and educational workflows.
What this page does not do
This public site does not publish private provider names, provider identifiers, private referral links, private destination links, private economics, nonpublic contact information, internal private routing logic, private review notes, secure access material, or real borrower PII.
Consent and contact
When a contact form is submitted, users should expect follow-up related to funding-readiness guidance, document preparation, review, or potential next steps. Users should not submit sensitive documents through unsecured forms or public pages.
No sale of private financial promises
The scorecard is educational. Submitting information does not create an approval, offer, commitment to lend, or guarantee of funding.
Security note
Public pages should be treated as public-facing surfaces. Sensitive documents, secure access material, private borrower records, and internal partner data should stay in secure server-side systems only.