LocalSync by August SEO

Operating posture

The constraints are the product.

Anyone can push data at a directory. The reason to trust a system that does it on your behalf is what it refuses to do.

authorization
Written authorization before anything is touched A location enters the system only when the client has authorized us in writing to manage its listings. No speculative claiming, no listings we were not asked to manage.
credentials
Credentials belong to the client Access is delegated to us against accounts the client owns. We do not create accounts in a client’s name, we do not hold their password where we can avoid it, and access is revoked and destroyed at offboarding.
terms.first
Terms of service outrank technical feasibility Every directory’s terms were read and the verdict recorded with a verbatim quote and an access date. Where automation is prohibited, the directory routes to assisted-manual permanently. It is a routing decision, not a challenge to be worked around later.
captcha
CAPTCHAs are never bypassed, outsourced, or defeated A CAPTCHA is a directory saying it wants a person. Hitting one enqueues a person. We do not use solving services and we do not build around them.
identity
No automated account creation or identity verification Sign-ups, postcard and phone verifications, and anything that asserts identity to a platform are done by a human being who is authorized to assert it.
gates
Plan before apply, with gates on the fields that matter Every write is computed as a reviewable diff first. Name, address and phone changes stop at an approval gate and wait for a person. There is a global kill switch and a deliberately low write ceiling — one session per directory, human-paced.
evidence
Every write produces evidence Request, response, read-back, screenshot, operator and timestamp. Retained 24 months, which is what makes a client-facing listing report defensible rather than a screenshot folder.
data.residency
Client data stays on our hardware The system is self-hosted. Client listing data is not sold, resold, republished, or used to build a directory product. We are not in the data-broker business and this system is not a step toward it.

Scope, stated flatly

What this system does not do.

  • No review management, review response, or review generation.
  • No posts, offers, or promotional publishing.
  • No resale or republication of directory data.
  • No markets outside the United States.
  • No listings we have not been authorized to manage.

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