Privacy Policy & System Safeguards

Discover how SourceLogic Fieldbook preserves research workflow metadata, limits integration key tracking, and supports local-first data isolation parameters.

Privacy Policies
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Introduction

At SourceLogic Fieldbook, we prioritize the confidentiality and integrity of your academic, scientific, and structural research. This Privacy Policy details our operational practices regarding the processing, protection, and management of metadata, session attributes, and documentation workflows compiled via our system.

By utilizing our methodologies, platforms, and integrated documentation frameworks, you consent to the data operations defined herein. We focus on local-first integrity, ensuring minimal external transmission of sensitive research materials.

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Data Collection

We gather essential metrics necessary to maintain logical consistency across research handoffs and source-review queries. The categories of information processed include:

  • User Authentication Data: System credentials and profiles configured for workspace access.
  • Research Metadata: Citation records, source classifications, conflicting findings trackers, and methodology tags.
  • Operational Metrics: Non-identifying browser attributes, rendering speeds, and viewport dimensions to maintain optimal layout presentation.
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Data Security

We employ advanced cryptographic protocols and structural barriers to prevent unauthorized access, alteration, or disclosure of your research assets. All network communications are routed exclusively through encrypted channels using industry-standard Transport Layer Security (TLS).

We enforce strict sandboxing parameters on data exports, limiting external interference and mitigating exposure vectors during critical research handoffs between collaborating groups.

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Local Storage & Keys

SourceLogic Fieldbook supports direct integration with reference management clients such as Zotero. To facilitate high-speed synchronization, integration keys and API tokens are cached directly within your local browser storage space.

These local parameters never transit through our central servers. You maintain complete autonomy over local configurations, and you may wipe cached integration tokens instantly through your application dashboard.

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Third-Party Services

To render interactive visualizations and provide real-time styling components, we communicate with verified Content Delivery Networks (CDNs). These networks retrieve static libraries, design files, and iconography tools. CDNs only log technical system indicators and standard IP requests required for routing.

We do not distribute, lease, or lease out research details, client directories, or search inputs to external advertising entities or commercial syndicates.

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Your Rights

You hold full authority over your research metadata. Depending on geographic jurisdictions, your fundamental rights encompass:

  • Requesting comprehensive access to your profile summaries.
  • Correcting metadata inaccuracies within source reviews.
  • Exporting localized session catalogs in standardized JSON files.
  • Demanding absolute deletion of personal profile records from our registration databases.
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Policy Updates

We reserve the right to modify this statement to match updated reference protocols, compliance structures, or platform enhancements. Significant amendments will be highlighted via site notices or sent directly through workspace distribution networks.

Document Last Reviewed: 2026-08-10