Protect Your Compliance

Your Applicants Trust You With Their Data.
Reviewr Makes Sure You Can Honor That.

Every program you run collects sensitive personal information — from individuals who are trusting your organization to handle it responsibly. Reviewr is built from the ground up to protect that trust.

But Here's the Reality

Where Your Time Actually Goes

Every program cycle, your team repeats the same exhausting manual processes
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Personal data collected through tools not built to protect it.
Generic form tools, shared drives, and email inboxes were built to move information — not to secure it. Applicant names, addresses, financial information, tax documents, and personal narratives sit in systems with no access controls, no encryption standards, and no audit trail of who viewed what.
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No control over who can access what.
When applications live in shared spreadsheets, Google Drive folders, and email threads, everyone who has the link has access to everything. There's no role-based permissions. No way to limit what a volunteer reviewer sees to only what they need. No record of who accessed sensitive materials.
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No audit trail when questions arise.
If a data breach occurs, if a privacy complaint is filed, or if an applicant asks what happened to their information — most organizations have no way to answer. There's no log of access. No record of what was viewed, exported, or shared. No documentation that due care was taken.
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Compliance requirements that generic tools can't meet.
Foundations, universities, government agencies, and corporations operating under data protection obligations — GDPR, FERPA, HIPAA-adjacent requirements, internal security policies — can't meet those obligations using tools that were never designed for compliance. The gap between what's required and what's in place is invisible until something goes wrong.
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Data scattered across tools creates unmanageable risk.
When program data lives in a form tool, a spreadsheet, an email archive, and a shared drive simultaneously — the attack surface is wide, the controls are inconsistent, and the organization has no single point of visibility or control. Every tool is a potential vulnerability.

A Data Incident Isn't Just a Technical Problem.
It's an Organizational One.

The consequences of inadequate data protection reach further than most programs anticipate.
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Applicant trust, once broken, doesn't come back.
The people submitting applications to your program shared personal information because they trusted your organization to protect it. A data incident — even a minor one — breaks that trust publicly and permanently. The program's reputation doesn't recover from it quickly.
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Compliance failures carry real consequences.
"We were using Google Forms" is not a defensible position when sensitive applicant data is compromised. Organizations operating under data protection obligations face regulatory action, legal liability, and institutional consequences when those obligations aren't met.
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Funder and board confidence erodes.
Institutional funders, board members, and partner organizations increasingly conduct security due diligence on the platforms their grantees and partners use. An inability to demonstrate data security practices raises questions that extend beyond the program itself.
How Reviewr Protects This

Enterprise-Grade Security Built for the Sensitivity of What You Collect

Reviewr is independently audited, continuously monitored, and architected to protect sensitive applicant data — so your organization can run programs with confidence that the data behind them is secure.
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SOC 2 Type II Certified

Reviewr has been independently audited and certified to SOC 2 Type II standards — the most rigorous independent security certification for SaaS platforms. This isn't a self-assessment. It's a third-party audit of our security controls, processes, and practices conducted over an extended period.

→ Independently verified security, not self-reported

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Encryption in Transit and at Rest

All data transmitted to and from Reviewr is encrypted using TLS. All data stored in Reviewr is encrypted at rest. Sensitive applicant information — personal details, financial documents, uploaded files — is protected at every point in its lifecycle

→ Enterprise encryption standards applied to every piece of data

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Role-Based Access Controls

Administrators control exactly what each user — staff, reviewers, committee members — can see and do within Reviewr. Reviewers see only the submissions they're assigned. Sensitive fields can be hidden or redacted based on role. Access is granted by need, not by default.

→ The right people see the right data — nothing more

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Blind Review and Data Redaction

Identifying information can be stripped from submissions before reviewers see them — names, institutions, demographic details, anything that could introduce bias or expose unnecessary personal data to the review panel.

→ Privacy and fairness built into the same feature

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Complete Audit Trail

Every access, every action, every change within Reviewr is logged. Administrators can see who viewed what, when, and what was done with it. If a question arises — from an applicant, a regulator, or internal compliance — the record exists.

→ Full accountability for every interaction with applicant data

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US-Based Cloud Infrastructure

Reviewr is hosted on secure, US-based cloud infrastructure. Data residency is transparent and documented — your organization knows exactly where data lives and can represent that to applicants, funders, and compliance requirements accordingly.

→ Known, documented data residency

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Monitored Uptime and Reliability

Reviewr is built for availability — with monitored uptime, redundancy, and disaster recovery protocols ensuring your programs and their data are accessible when you need them.

→ Programs run on infrastructure built to stay up

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Privacy-First Data Architecture

Reviewr's data architecture is built around the principle that organizations should collect what they need, protect it completely, and control who accesses it. Privacy isn't a feature added on. It's built into how the platform works.

→ Privacy by design, not by configuration

Independently verified

Our security isn't self-reported.
It's certified.

SOC 2 Type II certification means an independent auditor examined Reviewr's security controls, processes, and practices over an extended audit period — and verified they meet the standard. It's the benchmark for data security in enterprise SaaS.
SOC 2 Type II Certified

Independently audited and certified. Security, availability, and data integrity verified by a third party — not claimed by us.

Encryption Standard

TLS encryption in transit. AES-256 encryption at rest. The same standards used by enterprise financial and healthcare platforms.

US-Based Infrastructure

All data hosted on US-based cloud infrastructure with documented data residency and transparent storage practices.

Your Applicants Are Trusting You. Trust Reviewr to Protect That.

See how Reviewr's security infrastructure keeps sensitive program data protected — and your organization covered.