Your relationships. Your control.

ORCY uses your information to help you define a goal, understand the relationships you have permission to use, prepare an introduction and learn from outcomes you choose to report. We do not sell your relationship data or offer it as a contact list.

LinkedIn sign-in supplies basic identity information, such as your name, picture and optional email. You enter your credentials on LinkedIn. ORCY does not ask for your LinkedIn password, and signing in does not give us your connections, posts or messages. Provider-returned details, your edits and AI suggestions remain separately labelled.

You decide which contacts and relationship evidence to add. Imports require your permission and record their source and purpose. Your workspace is private by default. Sharing requires a separate explicit action and grants a limited, read-only view to the member you select; you can revoke that view.

Automatic network discovery is a separate, optional Unipile connection. With your consent, ORCY can prefill your own professional profile and reads direct connections and visible relationship routes to find relevant people for your goals. Unipile manages a LinkedIn session, which can have broader account capabilities. ORCY’s network adapter does not read your inbox, send messages, invite people or publish posts. Third-party session access can be restricted by LinkedIn; private relationships may be unavailable. You can disconnect and remove this source in Network and data. Provider disconnection is queued for retry if unavailable; external retention remains subject to the provider’s policy.

Company workspaces keep business profiles, goals, conversations and introduction context separate. Your personal LinkedIn connection is reused across your own workspaces; creating a company does not share your network with teammates.

Company connectors is a separate, invitation-only choice. Each participant explicitly agrees to share provider-observed direct connection evidence and basic public profile fields with that network’s current and future invited members. Participants keep their own private company workspace. Membership does not prove company affiliation, a personal relationship or willingness to introduce. ORCY joins exact provider identities into recorded paths of up to six steps; it cannot promise a complete LinkedIn network.

You can select a recorded LinkedIn connection without knowing their email. A private invitation link is then bound to that exact provider identity. Its recipient connects their own LinkedIn network for verification and separately consents before joining. An unconnected link holder sees no company audience details until that identity matches. Verified-email invitations remain available as an alternative. ORCY sends no invitation message automatically.

Connector sharing excludes private goals, chats, notes, inbox contents, company profiles, model training and bulk contacts export. Permitted paths can be used to prepare human-reviewed introductions, including optional AI assistance. Stop sharing in Network and data → Company connectors at any time. Dependent actions are blocked immediately and ORCY’s derived routes, drafts and assistant copies are removed automatically. Information already copied outside ORCY cannot be recalled. An expired provider session may leave dated observations available while consent remains active; disconnecting the source also withdraws that contribution.

Optional AI assistance sends the permitted context for that task to the configured inference service and its model providers. OpenCode prepares a suggestion and OpenHands reviews it. Review the information you share and the resulting copy. AI suggestions do not send messages, verify professional identity or establish that someone will respond.

Workspace information stays in active storage until you remove it. In your profile and network controls you can export your data, revoke an imported source, remove a contact or delete your account. Source removal clears dependent recommendations, drafts, model records and queued private context. Account deletion removes active account records and invalidates its sessions. Infrastructure backups and external providers may follow their own retention schedules.

ORCY uses a secure, HTTP-only session cookie to keep you signed in and a short-lived cookie to bind your LinkedIn sign-in request. A copied or approved introduction is not recorded as sent. Responses and outcomes are labelled as your reports unless an actual provider event supports them.