Clear answers
What happens in the situations people ask about most.
These boundaries apply whether or not you choose to check your contacts.
Do businesses see my phone number?
What happens
Messages can begin in Ntros. Your phone number and email stay private until you choose to share them.
What that means for you
You can start a conversation without handing out personal contact details.
Can anyone browse my profile?
What happens
No. Personal profiles aren't available through public search or browsing.
What that means for you
Your relationships can help with service discovery without creating a public social profile.
Do I have to check my contacts?
What happens
No. Contact checking is optional, and search still works without it.
What that means for you
Checking contacts only adds a familiar connection when one is relevant.
Can someone make me introduce them?
What happens
No. If someone asks for an introduction, you decide whether you want to help.
What that means for you
You decide whether to make an introduction.
Can a connection make a weaker business appear first?
What happens
A familiar person can help explain a result, but the business still needs to fit the work.
What that means for you
A strong business doesn't need a familiar connection to be a good option.
How do personal and business roles stay separate?
What happens
People use a personal account, then reply on behalf of a business when they are acting in a business role.
What that means for you
Homeowners can tell when they are talking to the business and who may be behind the conversation.
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