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  • Introduction
  • Getting started
  • Core concepts
  • Pricing
  • FAQ
  • Glossary
  • Guides
    • Overview
    • Brief your jury
    • Collect submissions
    • Criteria and weights
    • For applicants
    • Read a report
    • Run an evaluation
    • Score and shortlist
    • Set up a project
  • Scoring method
    • Overview
    • Dimensions P1–P6
    • Disagreement and spread
    • Score calculation
    • AI judges
    • Reproducibility
  • Trust and safety
    • Overview
    • What EvalLens does not do
    • Prompt-injection safety
    • Security and privacy
  • Use cases
    • Overview
    • Accelerators
    • Grants and prizes
    • Hackathons
    • Pitch competitions
    • VC open calls
Overview/Trust and safety/Overview

Trust and safety

TL;DR These pages state the limits of an EvalLens result and how submissions are protected. Read them before you describe the process to a committee, a sponsor or your IT office.

What EvalLens does not do

Not a truth check, investment advice, winner selection or a prediction.

Prompt-injection safety

Deck text is evidence, never an instruction.

Security and privacy

Workspace scope, access control and report sharing.

How an applicant asks for their own evaluation record is in For applicants.

Updated Sep 25, 2026

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