Trust & Confidentiality
A clear view depends on people being able to tell the truth.
Individual responses are not shown to other participants or customer leaders. Acuity brings the findings together to examine the GTM system, not individual performance.
Kept private
Individual responses
Perspectives
Reported practices
Supporting evidence
Not shown to other participants or customer leaders.
Acuity Weave
GTM Clarity Workspace
Combined findings
Maturity
Estimated GTM Exposure
Alignment & perception
Priorities & practical guidance
For approved customer users
Individual answers are not included.
Two questions matter
Trust starts with a clear answer.
The operating principle
Trust is built into what Acuity reveals, and what it does not.
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The GTM system is examined
Acuity looks at shared choices, capabilities, evidence and ways of working. It does not evaluate individual performance.
02
Individual contributions remain private
Individual responses are not shown to other participants or customer leaders.
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Leadership sees the combined picture
The output reveals organization-level patterns, differing realities and priorities without attributing them to particular people.
Information journey
Different information belongs in different spaces.
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Public website
Understand Acuity, explore guidance and decide whether to begin a conversation.
No participant input
02
Invitation-only contribution
Approved participants enter a private experience to share perspectives and evidence.
Private access
03
Controlled processing
Acuity creates the organization-level picture and applies its quality process before release.
Protected boundary
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Customer workspace
Approved customer users access the combined findings, priorities and guidance.
Purpose-based access
Private and shared
The useful finding is the pattern, not the person.
Acuity surfaces differences in participants’ experiences without attributing answers to individuals.
Kept private
Each participant’s individual responses
Identifiable comments and evidence
Breakdowns by role or function that could identify a participant
The identity behind a particular perspective
Shared with approved customer users
Combined maturity findings
Non-attributable evidence and perception signals
Estimated GTM Exposure and leadership priorities
Practical guidance on what to strengthen first
Access follows purpose
Different people need different views.
Access is limited to what each person needs to contribute, use the findings or operate the service.
Invited participant
Completes their own contribution and does not gain access to anyone else’s answers.
Approved customer user
Receives the combined organization-level output. Individual participant submissions are not available.
Authorized Acuity personnel
Access is limited to what is required to operate, quality-check and support the service.
Practical detail
Confidence should come from supported facts.
Review how we handle personal information and the terms for using this website. For requirements specific to your organization, speak with us before ordering.
Confidentiality
How individual contributions are protected and how organization-level findings are produced.
Access
Who can enter each part of the experience and what each role can see.
Privacy
The approved purposes, legal roles, suppliers, locations, retention and deletion arrangements.
Contract
Customer responsibilities, agreed variations and any specific privacy or procurement requirements.
Concept-stage note: final operational disclosures will be populated from approved legal and supplier information before publication.
Clear before commitment
Trust should rest on boundaries you can understand.
If your organization has specific privacy, procurement or access requirements, establish them before ordering a license.