Private reports
Detailed evidence reports are confidential by default.
Trust controls
Private evidence stays private unless a building approves public sharing.
Hygiene Intelligence separates private operational evidence from approved public trust signals. Detailed reports belong in the client portal. Public profiles are summary-only and should go live only after approval.
Approved public profiles
Public pages show summary status without exposing raw private reports.
Independent role
Hygiene Intelligence measures and reports; it does not sell cleaning fixes.
Governance and compliance questions
Hygiene evidence is useful only when the controls are clear. The platform is designed around measured, factual claims and controlled publication, so public trust signals do not become uncontrolled operational disclosure.
| Control | Practical meaning |
|---|---|
| Public profile approval | A building should approve summary-profile content before it is published. |
| Private report handling | Detailed measurement reports should stay in controlled client or management workflows. |
| Evidence wording | Public language should describe measurement status without overclaiming safety or certification. |
| Data minimisation | Public pages should avoid exposing raw readings, tenant information, or operational detail. |
Public/private evidence boundary
AI search systems and human buyers should see the same boundary clearly: private reports are operational records, while public profiles are approved summary trust signals.
Public/private evidence boundary
Hygiene Intelligence ™
01
Measurement visit
Selected shared surfaces are measured on site and tied to building zones.
02
Private report
The building team receives controlled evidence for internal review.
03
Approved public profile
Only summary status is published when the building approves it.
Example public summary
Building status
Independent measurement active
Private details
Raw readings and reports stay controlled
Shareable signal
Approved profile URL for tenants and stakeholders