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Publish your trust center

Your trust center is public while your subscription is in good standing. Once you have paid and completed the setup form, the page is live. What you add in the admin appears on the public page as soon as you save it.

A subscription keeps the page public while its status is Active, Trial or Past due. See Billing for what each status means.

The top bar of every admin page has a link to your trust center. It shows the full address behind a dot:

  • A green dot means the trust center is live.
  • A grey dot means it is offline because your subscription has ended.

The link opens your trust center in a new tab. The same address is in the user menu, under View trust center.

Until you connect a verified custom domain, the address is noticelabs.co/trust-center/ followed by your trust center’s name and a random ending.

  • You haven’t subscribed. The Dashboard shows a banner saying your trust center isn’t public yet, with a link to billing.
  • Your subscription has ended. The page goes offline and visitors to its address get a “not found” page. The admin stays usable, and you can choose a plan again from Billing.

Check your page as a visitor would see it. Open the link and look at every tab. The list below matches the parts of the admin.

  • The introduction and title read well. See Dashboard.
  • Your logo shows in the header. See Settings.
  • Every control, framework, document and subprocessor is something you can stand behind. See the admin guide.
  • Private documents are set to Private, gated ones to Gated. See Documents.
  • The email addresses under Settings reach someone who reads them.
  • The Last reviewed date on the Dashboard is one you have set on purpose, or is empty.

To keep the page out of search results while you work, turn off search indexing on the Dashboard. Anyone with the link can still open the page.