The person is not the product.
A person's record exists to serve that person's capability and the institution's lawful duties. It is not an asset to be sold.
What exists today
Anabasis currently holds information people submit through applications and enquiries, account identity where an account exists, and Academy enrolment and lesson progress where a person studies. The personalized Diagnostic, Capability Map, adaptive priorities, Life Event System, automated Weekly Review, automated Personal Operating System, and Independence Check are not live and do not yet create records.
Four commitments
- One person, one record
- Anabasis maintains one canonical Person. Programmes, roles, and relationships attach to that person; they do not create competing identities.
- Purpose before collection
- Information is collected for a stated purpose. A future assessment, recommendation, or AI-assisted use requires its own explicit, revocable consent where doctrine requires it.
- People decide
- Automated systems may advise. Consequential decisions remain attributable to a person, with an explanation and a route to review.
- No sale of member data
- Personal records are not sold or traded. Access is limited by role, purpose, and scope rather than commercial convenience.
Held, possible, and private
- Held today
- Information entered into applications and enquiries; account identity where an account exists; Academy enrolment and lesson progress where a person studies; authorized operational and audit records.
- Possible in a future Ascent
- Capability assessments, goals, selected priorities, missions, submitted evidence, progress, consent records, and explanations of recommendations — only after the relevant systems and controls are built.
- Private by design
- Conversations, private drafts, notes, meeting content, and personal reflections. These do not enter the capability graph or institutional memory. Only an outcome a person deliberately publishes may become institutional knowledge.
A contract does not grant access to a person
An enterprise client, employer, sponsor, partner, investor, or other institution receives no automatic right to a member's assessment, progress, goals, evidence, reflections, conversations, or identity.
Where a programme requires reporting, its population, measures, aggregation threshold, reporting period, and permitted recipients are agreed in advance. Individual records remain unavailable unless a lawful, specific scope and the required consent permit otherwise.
Understand, correct, export, or sever
A person may ask what Anabasis holds, why it is held, who may read it, and how a consequential recommendation was reached. They may request correction and a portable copy. Future self-service controls will not be described as available until they are built and verified.
Deletion may require irreversible severance of identifying fields rather than removal of records that must survive for audit, legal obligations, anonymized reporting, or long-term credential verification. The applicable boundary will be explained before the request is completed.