Managing what you've shared

A standing door, not a one-time decision — reviewed and narrowed whenever you like.

The consent link in sharing your grade and dossier is one decision, reached once. Your wallet is different: a page you can come back to at any time, showing what's currently granted, to whom, and who has actually read it — with a button that closes any of it.

Three things work differently here than at the consent step

Nothing is pre-ticked

Consent's default is "all of it, unless you object", because somebody chose to ask and you're answering once. Here you came deliberately, so every withdrawal is one explicit act on one named group — nothing is assumed on your behalf.

Re-checked on every visit

Not just decided once and cached. Control moves — a session opened by somebody who has since lost control of the certificate stops working the moment that's true, not whenever a cookie happens to expire.

Narrowing is the point

You can close access for one counterparty, or one field group for one counterparty, without touching anything else you've granted elsewhere.

What you see here mirrors exactly what you agreed to at consent — the same labels, just describing a specific counterparty's access rather than a request in the abstract. The same data is available as an API, for a back office that wants to manage it programmatically instead.