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How Water Verdict Handles Tool Inputs And Analytics

Water Verdict is designed to build a test plan without creating an account, collecting contact details, or storing the household inputs used to produce it.

Public trust asset Indexable Last updated 2026-07-10

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What the test finder processes

The test finder processes only the options needed to build a plan, such as the reason for testing, visible clues, nearby risk context, state code, existing treatment, and intended water use.

Working rule

Tool inputs are evaluated in application memory and are not written to the pivot-metrics file.

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Do not submit names, email addresses, street addresses, medical histories, lab reports, or other sensitive personal information.

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The ChatGPT app receives tool arguments from OpenAI; OpenAI handles the surrounding conversation under its own terms and privacy controls.

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What is retained

The pivot measures only aggregate operational fields needed to judge whether the automated product works.

Working rule

Recorded fields are date, event type, web or ChatGPT channel, result family, optional partner product code, outcome, and latency.

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No raw answers, account identifiers, session identifiers, IP addresses, contact details, or precise locations are written to that metric file.

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Aggregate operational metrics may be retained for up to 13 months, then deleted or reduced to longer-term totals.

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External services and legacy data

A partner receives normal browser request data only after a visitor chooses an external affiliate link; Water Verdict does not run the partner checkout.

Working rule

Google Analytics, when enabled, is limited to public route behavior and must not receive tool answers or result content.

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Older saved-result and lead files may remain from the previous product model, but new follow-up submissions are disabled and the new test finder does not create saved snapshots.

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Administrative metric summaries remain credential-protected, noindex, and unavailable through the public tool.