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Version 2026-09-28 · Updated 28 September 2026
Scribble Green builds a research dataset of company financial figures. If, and only if, your organisation turns on data bank sharing, figures extracted from its documents may be added to it. These terms explain what that means.
Only extracted figures that have passed Genni's checks or been reviewed: the company name, financial year, statement, template line item, value, currency and source page. This includes numeric facts from the notes, governance and sustainability sections of a report (for example staff costs, board size or emissions), but not names or other text. Your original files, unmapped lines, and anything about your organisation or its people are never added.
Scribble Green and its research arm may use the data bank to produce research, analysis and data products, including ones offered to others. Figures may be combined with those from other sources.
Sharing is off unless an owner or admin of your organisation turns it on, and they can turn it off at any time in Data & consent. Turning it off stops new contributions immediately.
You can also withdraw consent for figures already contributed. An owner or admin can do this in Data & consent at any time: every figure your organisation's documents added is removed from the data bank straight away, and none of your documents contribute again unless sharing is turned back on. Research or data products Scribble Green published before the removal are not recalled, but are not updated from your figures afterwards.
Every change is recorded with who made it, when, and which version of these terms applied.
Much of what Genni processes, such as listed companies' annual reports, is already public. Sharing lets that public information be organised for research; it does not make private information public.