Who sees my score? You decide.
A prime can’t see your score unless you grant access, and you can withdraw that access at any time. No approval step, no reason required.
Three states. One toggle. You hold it.
Every prime relationship moves through these states independently.
The prime sees that you exist in their chain. Not your score.
This prime sees your current score and its date. Updates flow automatically.
Takes effect immediately. The prime is notified. Re-share anytime.
Share with Prime A but not Prime B. Primes never see your other relationships, your other sharing decisions, or scores from before you shared with them.
A prime can formally request a score, and often has a DFARS reason to. But nothing in the platform forces you to share. You respond on your own terms.
Who looked at your data and when, written to an access log you can review anytime. Your data is never sold or shared outside the relationships you choose.
Withdrawing hides your score going forward. The prime still sees your name and that you previously shared; leaving their supply chain is a contract matter outside the platform.