A clear explanation of this assessment
Your assessment.
Your information.
This notice explains how the native Get Unstuck Assessment uses and stores information. It describes the implemented assessment service; it is not represented as a legally reviewed or comprehensive policy for every Institute service or external program.
What you share in the assessment.
The assessment collects your selected answers, any optional notes you enter, your consent choices, and the recommendation generated from your answers. A private session record also contains a session identifier, progress cursor, timestamps, revision information, and completion status.
To complete a new assessment and view its recommendation, enter your first name and email address in the ending contact form. Your last name is optional. No telephone number is requested, and marketing consent is not required. You can explore the Institute’s programs without completing an assessment.
Notes are optional. Avoid names, addresses, contact information, or identifying details about yourself or anyone else. This is an educational discovery tool—not therapy, a diagnosis, or an emergency service. Submissions are not monitored for urgent support.
A recommendation, not a requirement to buy.
Your answers are processed to show relevant follow-up questions, save your progress, and select a recommendation using defined routing rules. Assessment data processing requires your explicit consent before a new session begins. Marketing consent is separate, optional, and unchecked by default.
When you complete a new assessment, the ending form sends your first name, email address, and optional last name to the Institute’s GoHighLevel contact system through a server connection, along with a source label and the Institute’s location identifier. Your answers, notes, private session credentials, and recommendation are not sent to GoHighLevel.
Your contact details and marketing choice are also stored encrypted with your completed assessment. The marketing choice stays in the assessment record; this connection does not send it as a GoHighLevel marketing preference or request campaign enrollment. It does not submit a separate GoHighLevel hosted form or send an email copy of your result. Your recommendation is available in this browser while your private session remains accessible.
Private, time-limited sessions.
Assessment records are stored encrypted on the server. Access to an individual session requires its private credential; the public results route does not expose anyone’s answers or recommendation by itself. Transport security also depends on accessing the site through HTTPS.
Draft sessions expire 7 days after creation. Completed sessions expire 30 days after completion. Expired sessions are immediately inaccessible through the assessment service. Physical removal happens through request-triggered or administrative cleanup, so an expired encrypted record may remain until that cleanup runs. This browser is not the sole store of a completed assessment.
These session retention periods apply to the native assessment, not to the separate GoHighLevel contact record.
Encryption and access controls reduce risk, but no online service can promise absolute security. Share only the information you are comfortable providing.
Resume without putting answers in a URL.
A private session cookie supports access to your own assessment. Where browser cookie policies interfere, an optional random access token is kept in this tab’s session storage and sent as a credential to the first-party assessment API. It is never put into the page URL.
To recover interrupted saves, this tab may also temporarily keep an answer draft in session storage. The assessment does not put personal answers or contact details in local storage. Contact fields are held in memory while you enter them and are not copied into the recovery draft.
Session storage is separate from the server record and normally ends when the tab is closed. A blocked cookie or storage setting, clearing site data, or using another browser may prevent you from reopening a saved result. If storage is blocked, keep this tab open, allow site storage or open the website directly, and confirm that saves succeed before leaving.
On a shared or monitored device, someone with access to your browser or private credential may be able to access your assessment.
First-party reporting. No sensitive-answer tracking pixels.
The assessment records first-party operational events such as starts, completions, saved progress, recommendations, and recommendation link clicks. Reporting is aggregated, and private assessment records and administrative exports require authorized access. Answers, free-text notes, and contact details are not sent by this assessment to third-party advertising or analytics services. The separate GoHighLevel contact connection described above sends basic contact details, not assessment answers or notes.
Hosting platforms, content delivery networks, and infrastructure providers may retain operational logs under their own retention practices. Deleting an assessment does not promise removal of those logs. This notice does not claim information is never shared with infrastructure providers.
Program links can lead to external websites with their own privacy practices and terms. The assessment does not transmit your personal answers or contact details in those destination URLs.
You can remove your assessment.
Use “Delete my assessment” in your assessment or results page and confirm the choice. That removes your own session’s answers, optional notes, contact details, consent record, and recommendation from the active assessment store, and clears the assessment token and draft from this tab where browser storage is accessible. It does not delete or change a contact already held in GoHighLevel.
“Start over” also asks for confirmation before deleting the previous session. It does not silently discard your record. Deletion cannot be undone and does not delete browser history or platform/CDN operational logs. If the service cannot confirm deletion, the interface reports the failure rather than claiming your record was removed.