Draft for legal review. This page describes how DataInside works today and will be reviewed by counsel before launch.
Privacy notice
Last updated 14 November 2026
Who we are
DataInside is operated by Networking, Inc., a company registered in the United States. You can reach us about anything on this page at hello@datainside.ai.
What the database holds
Company profiles built from US federal records: names, federal identifiers (UEI) and contract awards published on USAspending.gov. Every fact shows its source and the date we collected it.
We do not hold or sell information about individual people today. Professional contacts are in development and will launch only once each market's legal requirements are in place, including a notice to the people concerned and a working way to opt out.
If you create an account
- We store your name, work email, a one-way hash of your password (never the password itself), your workspace's name and your role in it.
- We store what you and your team save: lists of companies, saved searches, which ones you follow for alerts, who you sell to, invitations you send, API keys (as a one-way hash), the addresses you connect for webhooks and Slack, and problems you report with a fact.
- We record sign-ins, password changes, exports, API requests and account deletions in an audit log, to keep accounts secure and to answer questions about them. If our staff look at your workspace to help you, that view is recorded too.
- To slow down abuse we keep the network address of recent sign-up, sign-in and reset attempts for one day.
- We use this only to run your account and the features you use. We never sell or share it, and it is never added to the company database.
- You can delete your account at any time under Account in your workspace. It goes at once; if nobody else is in your workspace, its lists go too. Audit entries are kept, without your password or lists, as long as the law requires.
If someone invites you
A colleague who invites you gives us your work email so we can create the invitation. If you don't accept within 7 days the invitation expires; we keep only the record that it was sent.
If you claim your company
- We store your name, work email, job title and anything you tell us about your connection to the company, to check your claim and to contact you about it.
- Once we've verified you, what you add to the profile (a description and a website) is shown as provided by the company. It is never sold, exported or sent through our API.
- You can ask us to delete your claim at any time through the Privacy Center. What you added to the profile stays as company information unless you ask us to remove it too.
If you sign up to hear when contacts launch
- We store your email address and, if you chose one, what you do for work, together with the wording you agreed to.
- We use it only to email you once, when professional contacts launch.
- We never sell or share it.
- We delete it automatically 12 months after you sign up, or sooner if you ask.
Cookies and tracking
This site sets no advertising or analytics cookies and runs no third-party trackers. When you sign in we set one cookie that keeps you signed in, for up to 30 days or until you sign out; it can't be read by scripts on the page. Our servers keep short technical logs of requests to keep the service running and secure.
Your choices
Use the Privacy Center, or email hello@datainside.ai, to see what we hold about you, correct it, delete it or stop its sale. We finish within 20 days. If a company profile is wrong, its staff can claim it and correct it, or email us with the company name.
When we remove someone at their request, we keep only a scrambled identifier (a one-way hash) so their data cannot come back from another source.
Where the data comes from
Only from sources we have reviewed and approved for each use. Award data comes from USAspending.gov, a US government source. Award totals are federal obligations, not company revenue. DataInside is not affiliated with the US government.