What we will and won’t do with your data.
If you’re a foreign vendor entering the US federal market, you’re handing us data — your capability profile, your past performance, your CAGE registration intent, your teaming targets. Some of that is public. Some is competitive. Here’s our position.
What stays in your account
Your full capability profile, your specific teaming intent, your messages with providers and lobbyists, the solicitations you’ve marked as targets, the proposals you’re drafting in the workspace, your readiness-score history. These are visible only to the seats inside your organization that you’ve granted access to. Bridger staff cannot read them without an explicit support request you initiate, and even then access is logged in our AuditLog table and surfaceable to you on request.
What we publish in aggregate
Anonymized counts, aggregated to bands of 10+ accounts. Demand signals (how many contractors need a particular service category) are exposed to providers without contractor identities attached. Country-level adoption metrics, capability-category adoption metrics, vehicle-holdings distributions. Aggregate-only, never single-account-attributable.
What we will never do
We will not sell your data, license it, share it with a third party for any purpose, or use it to train external AI models. Not now, not later.
We will not allow advertisers, brokers, or commercial intelligence services to access account-attributable data. We will not provide bulk data exports to anyone outside your organization without your explicit, in-writing authorization. We will not share data with US prime contractors or the federal government on a single-account basis, even when they ask. Aggregate, anonymized data, yes; account-attributable data, no.
If your jurisdiction requires data residency in your home country (the EU under GDPR, the UK under UK GDPR, Australia under the Privacy Act 1988), we’ll work with you on a data-processing agreement that reflects that. The Trust Center has more on this.