Sign-in protection
Private records require a password and a single-use email code on a new device. Verification codes expire, repeated attempts are limited, and users can revoke remembered devices and existing sessions.
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Private records require a password and a single-use email code on a new device. Verification codes expire, repeated attempts are limited, and users can revoke remembered devices and existing sessions.
The server checks the signed-in person’s company, role, workspace access, and buyer assignment before returning private records or allowing an action. A public page or membership application cannot grant access to an existing company workspace.
HTTPS protects information while it travels between a device and Contract Hunter. Passwords are stored as one-way hashes rather than readable passwords.
Workflow emails direct recipients to sign in and avoid placing buyer names, loan details, shared-note bodies, or sensitive financial information in the message.
Users should not enter Social Security numbers, bank-account or payment-card details, credit reports, loan documents, health information, or private underwriting details into notes, referrals, Decoy questions, or membership forms.
DIRECT ANSWERS
No website can honestly promise that. Contract Hunter combines preventive controls, access testing, monitoring, and ongoing maintenance to reduce risk.
No. Decoy answers from reviewed Contract Hunter help content and does not look up buyer records or send questions to an outside AI provider.
Email support@contract-hunter.com without including passwords, verification codes, or buyer financial information.
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