Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information
ClearTract's database describes construction activity, and construction is done by people: applicants, contractors, owners, architects, engineers and other parties named on public permits and planning filings. Licensing that information to subscribers may constitute a "sale" under California law, so you have the right to opt out — and we honor that right for everyone, not just California residents.
How to opt out
Email[email protected]with your name and, if you know it, the firm or filings your name appears on. That's it — no account required, no questions about why.
What happens then
- We verify the request and suppress your information from everything the service returns — search, exports, alerts, and enrichment — within the statutory window (15 business days for opt-out; 45 calendar days for deletion requests).
- Suppression beats deletion: if we only deleted your record, the next crawl of a public filing could recreate it. We keep the minimum needed — your name and request — solely to keep honoring the opt-out.
- We can remove your information from our service, not from the government's public record. The source filing stays available at the issuing jurisdiction.
Your other rights
The same email works for requests to know what we hold about you, tocorrect it, or to delete it. We also process deletion requests submitted through California's DROP (Delete Request and Opt-out Platform), as the Delete Act requires. We don't discriminate against anyone for exercising these rights.
Broader questions about how we handle data are covered in theprivacy policy and on the trust page.