When you take a PRISM® assessment, we want you to feel completely at ease doing it. So we built the whole system around one simple idea: hold as little of your information as we possibly can, and never ask for your email.
You do not give us an email address to take part, and we do not store one. There is no email sign-up, no email login, and no email reset in the system. Email is the path most personal information travels when it is lost or misused, so by not holding yours, there is nothing to leak and no list you can end up on.
Your facilitator gives you an access code. You enter it with your first name, the first letter of your last name, and a password you choose. That is all it takes to begin, and you use the same details to return later on any device.
Younger participants simply confirm that their school or organisation has approved their taking part. Permission is arranged by the school as part of enrolment, so we never ask a young person for a parent's email or contact details.
We protect what we hold with safeguards built into every layer of the system:
The information you provide is not personally identifiable, and your first name is never downloaded with the data. The assessment still holds real meaning for you, and it is something you and your facilitator can reflect on and discuss together.
You can ask to see the information held about you, or ask for it to be deleted, at any time. You do this using the reference code on your results page rather than an email, and we respond within 30 days.
In short: less of your information in our hands means less that can ever go wrong. That is what privacy by design means, and it is how Global TeamLEAD looks after everyone who uses PRISM®.