Partners
DraftDraft — these words are still waiting for Robin.
What an organisation gets from us, what we ask, and the note we sign first.
What you get
- Sheets for your rooms, with your review before they are published.
- Sessions for your staff.
- The directory as open data, with corrections within ten working days.
- A seat at the Access Table, if you want one.
- A partner account: your rooms' sheets, barrier reports a person has agreed to share with you, your session bookings, and a message thread with us.
What we ask
- One named liaison.
- A signed data-sharing note before any account is enabled. It says what we share, what we never share, how long we keep it, and who to call if something goes wrong.
- Consent, separately, before we name you anywhere on this site.
The data-sharing note, in short
- We share counts, never people. A barrier report reaches you only when the person who sent it ticked the box that lets us, and only the words they sent, never their name.
- You keep what we send for your own purpose, not for marketing, and not in a system we have not been told about.
- Either side can end the note with thirty days' notice. A breach is told to the other side within two working days.
Ask for an account through the Contact page and say which organisation you are.
Organisations that have signed the note
None named yet.
Read the data-sharing note and the memorandum of understanding in full; print either page to save it as a PDF.
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Ask for an account
We switch an account on only after your organisation and the society sign the data-sharing note. Tell us who you are. We reply within five working days.
Last checked: September 24, 2026.