How your data is processed, what is retained, and what is not.
Pipeline Recovery Group operates under a strict CSV-only processing model. You upload a CSV export of your CRM data—contacts, deals, and companies. Our system:
At no point do we access your CRM platform directly, store your raw data on our servers, or transmit your data to third parties.
The following information is processed during your diagnostic but is never retained after session completion:
To support your diagnostic, enable support, and track system health, we retain the following for 90 days:
Structural information about your upload: number of contacts, deals, and companies; date ranges in your pipeline; CRM source detection (e.g., "Salesforce", "HubSpot"); schema confidence grade (HIGH, MODERATE, LOW).
Your Composite Exposure Index (CEI), classification tier, which deterministic rules triggered, and eligibility status for each rule domain. This supports comparisons if you re-run diagnostics.
A unique intake support token (INT-xxxx) and audit run token (AUD-xxxx) are generated for every diagnostic. These tokens enable you to reference your diagnostic in support requests without re-sharing your data.
A deterministic hash of your dataset's structural properties (column names, data types, row counts, date range fingerprint). This allows us to detect if you re-upload the same dataset and inform you of version drift or prior diagnostic results.
Your data is never shared with third parties. We do not:
Intake metadata, scoring metadata, and support tokens are retained for 90 days from the date of your diagnostic. After 90 days, all data associated with your session is deleted from our systems. Snapshot fingerprints are retained indefinitely to support re-upload detection and version drift analysis, but the fingerprint itself contains no personally identifiable information.
Pipeline Recovery Group is independent of all CRM platforms. We do not have contractual relationships with CRM vendors that would create conflicts in how we assess your data or present findings. Your diagnostic is yours—you determine how to share it, with whom, and when.