Consent
Parent, guardian, learner and candidate consent is captured where purpose or relationship requires it.
Lenss is designed around purpose-limited use, consent, transparency, security, accountability and controlled access across personal and organisational workspaces.
Parent, guardian, learner and candidate consent is captured where purpose or relationship requires it.
Information is collected and shared for a clear guidance, education, application or programme purpose.
Lenss distinguishes entered, inferred, pending-review and verified evidence.
Personal evidence, payments, access and provider events use controlled server-side boundaries.
Governance, consent and access events retain an auditable history.
People can request access, correction, restriction, export or deletion where applicable.
Linked parents receive appropriate support context, not unrestricted private assessment answers.
School dashboards support guidance and intervention without unfairly labelling learners.
Access depends on verification, role, consent and the specific opportunity or admissions purpose.
Reporting is aggregated unless a lawful, consented reason supports a personal view.

Lenss may use AI-supported tools to explain evidence and generate structured guidance. Controlled validation and deterministic fallbacks are used where appropriate. AI output may be incomplete and should be reviewed with the person’s own evidence and responsible human judgement.
Lenss does not guarantee university admission, funding, employment, internship placement, professional registration or any specific outcome.