Draft for review. This policy is a working draft and must be reviewed by counsel before launch. It is not yet a binding statement of Discoverable’s practices.
Last updated: 2026 · Draft
The short version
Discoverable measures the public footprint of law firms — what directories, search engines, review sites and AI assistants say about a firm. To run an account we also store one account email and basic firm details you give us. We do not collect data about your clients, claimants, or matters, and we never will as part of this product.
What we collect
- Public firm data — profiles, listings, reviews and answers we read from public sources to build your audit.
- Account data — your name, work email, firm name and market, and your plan.
- Product usage — basic logs needed to operate and secure the service.
- Connections you authorize — if you connect Google Business Profile or a practice tool, we read only the aggregate figures needed for your dashboard.
What we do not collect
We do not collect consumer, claimant or matter data. Practice-tool figures are read as aggregate counts only — never an individual client or case.
How we use data
To produce your audit, run your monitoring, operate your account, bill your subscription, and secure the service. We do not sell your data. We do not take a commission from any directory.
Service providers
We rely on a small set of processors — for example payment processing, sign-in, email delivery and hosting. Each receives only what it needs to perform its function.
Cookies
We use only the cookies required to keep you signed in and to operate the site. We do not run third-party advertising trackers.
Your choices
You can access, correct or delete your account data, and close your account, by contacting us. We respond to verified requests as required by applicable law.
Contact
Questions about privacy: privacy@discoverable.law.