Security and trust
ScoreLead Data and Account Security
A plain-language overview of authentication, transport protections, access boundaries, data providers, and the responsibilities shared with customers.
Direct answer
ScoreLead uses authenticated accounts, server-side secrets, encrypted transport, scoped business access, and security headers. The service also depends on third-party infrastructure and data providers, so this page describes current controls without claiming certifications the company has not published.
What you can do
Account and business access checks protect private workflows.
Server credentials are kept out of public browser bundles.
Privacy and deletion processes are documented publicly.
Application controls
ScoreLead validates authenticated access to private business data, limits sensitive operations to the server, and applies rate limiting or signature checks to selected endpoints and webhooks.
Platform and provider boundaries
The service uses hosting, database, authentication, billing, email, AI, search, maps, storage, analytics, and messaging providers. Each provider has its own operational and security responsibilities.
- TLS transport
- Server-side credentials
- Scoped access
- Webhook verification
- Deletion requests
Report a concern
Send suspected vulnerabilities or security questions through the ScoreLead contact page with enough detail to reproduce the issue. Do not access, change, or retain data that is not yours.
Evidence and limits
Current assurance level
ScoreLead does not claim SOC 2, ISO 27001, penetration-test, uptime, or encryption-at-rest certifications on this page because no supporting public evidence has been supplied.
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