Why redaction exists
Candidate full names, contact details, employer names in resumes, and similar fields are withheld from the default client view. That reduces the risk of side-channel hiring, protects people who are still in other processes, and keeps every conversation routed through Click Global Talent and Core Support Hub until the programme says otherwise.
What is typically visible to clients
- Skills tags and role-relevant summaries that help you assess fit.
- Availability and high-level status (for example, open for opportunities or in pipeline).
- Location at city and country level when your programme allows it.
- Redacted resume documents prepared for client viewing—not the raw upload staff use internally.
Talent–client separation
Talent users do not see your company name, ABN, industry detail, or contacts. Clients cannot search the full talent database or unpublish profiles on their own. Those rules are part of the access model so both sides of the marketplace stay proportionate and auditable.
Communication
There is no direct messaging between clients and applicants inside the product. Updates arrive through structured notifications and agreed offline channels your Click contact manages with you. That mirrors how engagements are brokered today—only now with a single system of record.
Consent and jurisdictions
Everyone registers with explicit consent to how data is processed. Client data is handled with applicable privacy expectations in each region, while talent data managed through Core Support Hub aligns with Philippines data-protection requirements. Payment card data never sits on the portal itself; it is tokenised through the integrated payments provider your programme uses.