What every person should know
- No PPS number, name, home address or bank details are needed for a public check.
- An employer, council or partner organisation cannot see your answers or personal action plan.
- Support routes and calculations use dated official sources; public bodies make every final decision.
- AI helps understand a question and choose the next step. It does not invent rates or decide eligibility.
Policies and public evidence
Privacy notice
What is processed, why it is needed, where it goes and how long it is kept.
Read this documentSecurity
Current safeguards, responsible disclosure and the independent testing still required.
Read this documentAccessibility
Accessibility commitments, known limitations and the route for reporting a problem.
Read this documentMethodology
How official evidence becomes a sourced support match or indicative calculation.
Read this documentLanguage assurance
Which languages are available and which journeys still require qualified review.
Read this documentCookies and device storage
A plain account of analytics and information saved only on the user’s device.
Read this documentDue diligence for organisations and reviewers
These pages contain release, coverage and review detail intended for a pilot lead, data-protection reviewer, accessibility specialist, security tester or policy reviewer. They are evidence for review—not a claim that an independent approval has already been granted.
Honest status: SupportCheck is independently developed and is not a government decision-maker. Specialist policy, privacy, accessibility, security and language sign-offs remain explicit pilot gates wherever the relevant page says they are pending.