Pure Legal

Policies and disclosures governing your use of the PURE platform at acquisto.biz.

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Data Dictionary Privacy choices

Live policy pages

Privacy PolicyLive · counsel-pending text Terms of ServiceLive · counsel-pending text AccessibilityWCAG 2.2 AA statement Do Not Sell/ShareCCPA/TDPSA request

The cards above are the deployable pages (Lane B). The sections below are master drafts & reference for documents not yet built as standalone pages — hand them to counsel alongside the checklist.

Electronic Signature Consent & Disclosure

ESIGN Act (15 U.S.C. § 7001) & UETA · governs PureSign

1. Consent to do business electronically

By signing a document through PureSign, you agree that your electronic signature is the legal equivalent of your handwritten signature and that the record may be created, signed, sent, and stored electronically.

2. Hardware & software

To access and retain electronic records you need a current web browser, internet access, and the ability to view and save PDF documents.

3. Identity verification

Before signing you may be asked to verify your identity (e.g. SMS one-time code, photo ID, or knowledge-based questions). A record of successful verification is added to the document’s audit trail.

4. Tamper-evident record (TrustSeal)

Each signing event is hashed into a chain and the completed document is sealed; the integrity record can be independently verified. See TrustSeal.

5. Retaining & withdrawing

You may download a copy of any document you sign and the completion certificate. You may withdraw consent to sign electronically before completing a document by declining; this may delay or prevent the transaction.

Cookie & Tracking Policy

Governs the consent banner & first-party analytics

1. First-party only

PURE uses first-party cookies and local storage to keep you signed in, remember your preferences, and understand usage. We do not load third-party advertising trackers, and we do not sell data.

2. Categories

  • Strictly necessary — sign-in, security, core features. Always on.
  • Analytics — first-party usage metrics to improve PURE. Optional.
  • Preferences — remembers your hat, theme, and layout. Optional.
  • Marketing — measures campaigns and relevant PURE updates. Optional.

3. Your control

Manage your choices anytime from Preferences or the cookie banner. Analytics only runs if you allow it; your choice is recorded with a timestamp and policy version.

Acceptable Use Policy

Applies to all users

You agree not to: violate any law, including real-estate licensing and fair-housing laws; misrepresent listings, parties, or yourself; upload malware or attempt to breach security; scrape, overload, or reverse-engineer the platform; use another person’s account or signing link; or use PURE to harass, defraud, or send unlawful communications. We may remove content or suspend accounts that violate this policy.

Data Processing & Security

How your data is protected
  • Encryption — data is encrypted in transit (TLS) and at rest by our infrastructure provider.
  • Access control — least-privilege access; row-level security on tenant data.
  • Authentication — supports multi-factor authentication; signing links carry single-use, per-signer tokens.
  • Auditability — key actions are written to a tamper-evident audit chain; document integrity is independently verifiable via TrustSeal.
  • Subprocessors[list cloud, email, SMS, and analytics processors], each under a data-processing agreement.
  • Incident response — we will notify affected users and authorities of a qualifying breach as required by law.

Counsel checklist — binding text needed

Engineering builds pages/forms/proof · counsel supplies binding wording · do not contact anyone or collect real PII until Tier 1–2 are reviewed

Tier 1 — before any outreach or representing the brokerage

  • TCPA consent (highest liability) — prior-express-written-consent opt-in wording for SMS/calls/email: names Acquisto, discloses automated tech, consent not a purchase condition, frequency, “msg & data rates,” STOP/HELP; confirm one-to-one consent, DNC policy (internal list, quiet hours), and which fields to log.
  • TREC notices (Texas) — official Information About Brokerage Services (IABS) text + broker name/license #/designated broker; Consumer Protection Notice; confirm placement.

Tier 2 — before collecting real PII

  • Privacy Policy — data categories/sources/purposes; sell/share/targeted-ads stance; service-provider list (Supabase, Netlify, Twilio, Resend, Follow Up Boss, Google, Composio, Zapier) + DPAs; TDPSA + CCPA/CPRA rights and the TDPSA appeal process; retention; children; cookie/GPC language; effective date.
  • Consent banner wording (pure-consent.js) — disclosure text, cookie categories, opt-in vs opt-out model.
  • Do-Not-Sell/Share — confirm if legally required + confirmation wording (form built).

Tier 3 — before go-live

  • Terms of Service — acceptable use, IP, disclaimers, liability limits, Texas governing law + dispute resolution.
  • E-SIGN/UETA consent (PureSign) — electronic-records consent, hardware/software, right to withdraw, paper-copy option.
  • Accessibility Statement — bless the WCAG 2.2 AA commitment + feedback contact.

Source of record: LEGAL-ITEMS-FOR-COUNSEL.md (Lane B, on main). Each returned policy drops into its live page; remove noindex and link from the global footer.

Contact

Questions about these policies

Reach us at [[email protected]] or [mailing address]. For data-rights requests, include your account email and the nature of your request.

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