A partnership does not open access to the user base
A partner integration in itself gives an organisation no questionnaires, contacts, messages, compatibility results or other personal information about Baxtlilar users.
If a specific service does need data, the user must understand exactly what is shared, with whom and why — and perform the corresponding action themselves.
The minimum data for a specific task — with no hidden access to the user’s dating.
Data in a partner integration
Inside Baxtlilar
- Questionnaireclosed
- Matchingclosed
- Compatibilityclosed
- Messagesclosed
- Dating historyclosed
The user
The user decides which data to share with a partner, and what for.
Partner service
Needed for the booking
- Name
- Phone
Not required
- Questionnaire
- Compatibility
- Messages
- Dating criteria
Will be shared with the partner: Name, Phone
Purpose: confirming the booking
No data sharing
The partner places content and services inside Baxtlilar without gaining access to user data.
Going to the partner
By their own action the user opens the partner’s external service to get it.
Sharing on confirmation
Only the necessary data is shared, and only after the user explicitly confirms.
Aggregated analytics
The partner sees anonymised performance figures, not personal user profiles.
What a partner does not receive
- User questionnaires
- Matching and criteria
- Compatibility results
- Messages
- Dating history
- Sensitive data
Never shared automatically
What may be shared on confirmation
- Name
- Phone
- Data for the specific service
- Only with a clear purpose
The scenario depends on the service
Integration statistics
1,240
views
186
click-throughs
34
actions
No list of users
Consent for one service does not open the whole profile
If a user shared a name and phone number to book an event, that does not mean the partner receives:
- the Baxtlilar questionnaire
- photos
- family status
- search criteria
- interests
- compatibility results
- active connections
- messages
- documents
Permission applies within a specific scenario, not as general access to the account.
A partner does not pick users by personal dating criteria
Mechanics of this kind do not exist in Baxtlilar:
“Show our offer to all divorced women aged 28–35 who want children”
“Give us the users with high readiness for marriage”
Religious beliefs, family preferences and other sensitive questionnaire parameters never become commercial segmentation for partners.
Matching exists to introduce people — not to segment users commercially.
The minimum
Only the data a specific service needs is shared.
A clear purpose
The user knows why the partner needs this information.
A deliberate action
Sharing does not happen just because a partner block was viewed.
Separate boundaries
Access to one service does not open other Baxtlilar data.
The Baxtlilar user base is not a partner product
Baxtlilar can build partner services and integrations, but must not sell companies access to users’ private lives.
No automatic sharing
Only what is needed
The user confirms
Matching stays closed