Y26NAK · Privacy notice
A website, not software installed on your computer
We understand why people ask this question. Y26NAK is intentionally delivered as a web interface: you visit a webpage in your browser, use the workflow that applies to you, and leave the site when you are finished.
Nothing to install
There is no desktop application, browser extension, monitoring agent, or remote-control software to download. Visiting this site does not place a program on your computer.
Your assessment work stays with you
The assessment interface is designed to run in your browser. Information you enter into the assessment is not intended to become part of our document store or be collected as a copy of your underlying records.
What we do collect
To respond to an onboarding request or provide authorized access, we may collect the contact and organization details you voluntarily submit, such as your name, organization, email address, and request. This is different from collecting the documents or assessment content you work with. We use the submitted contact information to review the request, communicate next steps, and manage access.
What the site does not do
- • It does not monitor your computer or take control of it.
- • It does not require an installation or local agent.
- • It does not silently scan your files, drives, camera, or microphone.
- • It does not require you to upload your underlying documents just to use the web workflow.
Why use a web workflow?
The goal is to replace a paper-heavy process with one consistent place to review applicable information and complete the required steps. That reduces printing, copying, scanning, mailing, filing, and reconciliation without requiring software to be installed on each participant's computer.
Plain-language summary
You are using a website, not installing a tool. Your assessment work is intended to remain in your browser, while only the information you voluntarily submit for onboarding, communication, or authorized access is handled by the service. If you have questions before proceeding, use the onboarding request rather than submitting information you are not comfortable sharing.