Permissible Uses & Account Qualifications

Last updated: November 2025

This page explains who can use Quivor, what activities are considered permissible, and the documentation and compliance standards we require to protect privacy and comply with applicable laws.

Overview

Quivor provides professional data and search tools to verified business users. Access is granted only for lawful purposes and may be limited based on your role, industry, and stated use. Misuse of our services is strictly prohibited and may result in immediate suspension.

Who Qualifies

  • Legitimate business entities and professionals using Quivor within the scope of their duties.
  • Users with a lawful, verifiable need tied to compliance, risk management, research, or customer operations.
  • Organizations that agree to Quivor's Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy, and complete identity verification.

Permissible Uses

  • Due diligence and fraud prevention activities consistent with applicable laws and industry regulations.
  • Asset recovery and skip tracing when legally authorized and conducted by qualified professionals.
  • Regulatory compliance checks, risk assessment, and identity resolution to protect customers and businesses.
  • Contacting customers and leads in a compliant manner, including honoring opt-outs and consent requirements.
  • Research and analytics for internal business purposes that do not identify or target individuals unlawfully.

Important:

Quivor is not a consumer reporting agency and does not provide consumer reports. Information cannot be used to determine eligibility for credit, insurance, employment, housing, or any purpose covered by the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) or similar laws.

Prohibited Uses

  • Harassment, stalking, intimidation, or any abusive or invasive behavior.
  • Discrimination or unlawful profiling based on protected characteristics.
  • Employment, housing, credit, insurance, or any eligibility determinations covered by the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) or equivalent consumer protection laws.
  • Unlawful debt collection practices or evasion of consumer protection laws.
  • Any activity that violates the TCPA, CAN-SPAM, Do-Not-Call rules, or applicable privacy and communications laws.

Documentation & Verification

Before enabling access, Quivor may request documentation to confirm your identity, organization, role, and intended use case. This can include government-issued identification, licenses or certifications, corporate entity documents, and compliance attestations.

Data Handling & Security

  • Maintain reasonable safeguards to protect data from unauthorized access or disclosure.
  • Limit use to the stated, approved purpose and restrict access to authorized personnel only.
  • Honor data deletion, opt-out, and consent requirements as required by law.
  • Do not resell, republish, or repackage data without express written permission.

Communications Compliance (TCPA and analogous laws)

  • Obtain all required consents before calling or texting individuals.
  • Maintain and honor internal do-not-contact lists and opt-out mechanisms.
  • Use compliant dialing practices; do not use prohibited automated systems where not allowed.
  • Clearly identify your organization in messages and provide a straightforward opt-out path.

Audits, Monitoring, and Revocation

Quivor may audit usage for compliance, request additional documentation at any time, and suspend or revoke access for suspected misuse, policy violations, or legal risk. We may also rate-limit or restrict certain features based on risk.

Requesting Access

To request access or expanded capabilities, email admin@quivor.com with your company details, role, intended use, and any relevant credentials or licenses. Our team will follow up with next steps.