"Your network: what it sees, what you contribute, what it has learned"

What this page is

Your network is the owner's page for the firm's data leaving the firm: the literal contract of what a franchisor or association sees about your operation, the three switches that govern your company's anonymized contribution to peer benchmarks and agent learning, and the reciprocity view of what the network has actually captured from you. It split off Privacy & Legal on 2026-09-21 because a different person answers it: Privacy & Legal holds each person's own consents and their own data; this page holds the company's.

Where to find it

Open Settings from the sidebar and, in the Data & Privacy group, click Your network (subtitle: "What it sees, what you contribute"), or go directly to /settings/network. Privacy & Legal also carries one row that opens this page.

Your franchisor visibility card (only if you're in an HQ-managed group)

What it is. If your company is part of a franchisor or association network on Verinode, two sections appear at the top of the page, What your network sees and What stays operator-private, with your group's name in the info tooltip beside the first title. It states the literal contract between you and your franchisor: what they see about your operation, and what stays private to you.

What you see. Two lists:

• What your network sees: each row names a category of data, a plain description, and, where relevant, the section where you can see the same view yourself (so you can fact-check it).
• What stays operator-private: the categories your franchisor structurally cannot see.

If your franchisor has published a data agreement, a row linking to it closes the second section. The first section's caption is a reminder that Verinode never sells to insurance carriers, never exposes your identity alongside your metrics, and never sends your data to external models for training, six binding commitments in the Data Use Policy.

If you're an independent operator with no franchisor or association affiliation, these two sections do not appear at all.

Your Network

What it is. Controls for how your company's anonymized data contributes to Verinode's peer benchmarks and agent learning, plus the reciprocity view that shows what the network has actually captured from you. The erasure request lives beside the data export on Privacy & Legal. The info tooltip beside the title reads: "How your anonymized contribution powers the peer benchmarks you read."

Introductory line. "Control how your data contributes to Verinode's industry intelligence. All contributions are anonymized and irreversible, your identity is never revealed." A link opens the full Data Use Policy.

The three network toggles

• Contribute to peer benchmarks. "Your anonymized data helps build industry benchmarks like 'median days-to-pay by carrier' and 'supplement approval rates.' In return, you get free access to all benchmarks, the quarterly State of Restoration report, and priority features." This is the core exchange behind Verinode's benchmark access: contribution funds the intelligence layer you read elsewhere on the platform.
• Help your agents learn from what works. "When enabled, your anonymized responses to recommendations teach the system which advisory patterns succeed for operators in similar positions. Your individual interactions are never tied to your identity." This is the feed and decision-workspace learning loop, see the decision workspace for where those responses come from.
• Public recognition. "Be listed as a contributing operator in our data use reports. Your company name appears, but none of your data is identifiable. Leave this off to contribute anonymously." Off by default. Your data stays in published benchmarks either way, this only controls whether your company's name is attached to the public contributor list.

How saving works. Each toggle saves on change and shows "Preference saved." for a few seconds, or "Failed to save. Please try again." if the write fails.

What IQ has learned

What it is. A reciprocity panel below the three toggles. Verinode's stance is that if your data teaches the network something, you should be able to see what that is, in your own numbers, with no external joins or surprise disclosures.

What you see. Three stat cards:

• Preferences remembered: a count of everything your agent has retained about your operation (preferences, facts, patterns, decisions), with a breakdown by type underneath (for example, "Preference: 4 · Fact: 2"). If nothing has been learned yet, the hint reads "Will appear as the agent learns."
• Contributions to the network: a combined count of decision outcomes and specialist claims you've contributed, with the split shown underneath (for example, "6 decision outcomes · 3 specialist claims").
• Verified rollup participations: how many distinct network findings your data helped confirm. Before you have any, the hint explains why: "Joins a rollup once 2 other operators independently concur." Once you do, it reads "Distinct findings the network concurred on with your data."

Below the cards, when available, a Recently learned list shows the most recent items your agent has captured, each tagged by type (Preference, Fact, Pattern, Decision) with its content and, where applicable, a confidence percentage.

The info tooltip beside the title states the guarantee directly: "Everything below is yours, pause contribution any time above and the corresponding rollups stop growing within 24 hours."

Related reading

• Privacy & Legal for your own consents, the data export, the erasure request, and the documents you have accepted.