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Set up your trust center

After checkout, the first admin page you see is Set up your trust center. It asks for four details. You can change any of them later.

Field What to enter
Company name Your company’s name. It becomes your trust center’s title and part of its address.
Website homepage Your company website, for example acme.com. You can leave off https://.
Privacy policy URL The address of your privacy policy, for example acme.com/privacy. Your trust center’s forms link to it. You can leave off https://.
Contact email An address that receives every alert. Visitors can reach you at it. You can set separate addresses later in Settings.

Every field is required. Website and privacy policy addresses must be real web addresses.

While you type your company name, the form shows the address your trust center will have. It looks like noticelabs.co/trust-center/your-company- followed by a random ending. The ending is random so that nobody can guess or claim your address. You can serve your trust center from your own domain later, such as trust.acme.com. See Custom domains.

Choosing Create your trust center creates your trust center with these starting values:

  • Title: your company name followed by “Trust Center”.
  • Introduction: a short sentence saying that your company publishes its security controls, documents and subprocessors on the page so that customers can review how their data is protected. Rewrite it on the Dashboard.
  • Contacts: the contact email you gave is used for subscriber replies, document requests, security reports, privacy requests and general support. Split them up in Settings.
  • Sections: Documents, Security, Subprocessors, Vulnerability Disclosure and Privacy Requests all start switched on. Search engines may index the page.

You also receive a welcome email with a link to your dashboard. It’s sent once, when you complete this form.

Work through the admin in this order, or in any order you like:

  1. Rewrite your introduction and check the section switches on the Dashboard.
  2. Upload a logo in Settings.
  3. Add security controls and compliance frameworks.
  4. Add documents and choose which are public, on request or private.
  5. List your subprocessors.
  6. Optionally connect your own domain.