Deep dive
Connect with a company, choose what it gets, and fill in and sign its contracts right in allme — with verified details where they're needed. Change your number later, and the company's records follow.
New flat, lots of paperwork.
Print, sign, scan, send… again.
Share what they need — with verified ID. Sign in the app.
And their records stay up to date.
The company asks for what it needs; you pick which of your details answers each question — or type something just for them.
The details you share as text are encrypted on your phone for that company's service, so allme can't read them.
Fill in a contract's steps with your own details, then sign it on your phone. No printer, no scanner.
Enter the company's code or scan its QR code. For each thing it asks for, pick one of your details — keep it connected, or share it once.
When a contract step asks for a verified detail, you link one of your own verified details — here, Sofia's verified email.
Sign the contract in the app. allme first confirms it's really you.
The company connection shows exactly what you share. Details you keep connected update for the company whenever you change them.
A company only receives the answers to its own questions — never the rest of your profile, and never which of your fields an answer came from. Details you keep connected stay current; details you shared once stay as they were. You can disconnect whenever you like, except while a live contract ties you to that service.
Read the privacy deep-dive →Keep connected shares a detail that stays up to date: when you change it, the company gets the new value. Share once sends it as it is today, and it never updates.
Yes, it can ask for extra details. The request shows up in allme and you can answer or decline it — declining never disconnects you.
That allme checked it — an email address or phone number confirmed with a code, or details from an ID check. The company receives a fingerprint of the value and when and how it was verified, so it can confirm it's the value that was checked.
Only about a service you're connected to. Their messages arrive in a thread for that service, which you can mute, report or block.
Disconnect one service or the whole company from its page under Connections → Companies. While a contract with a service is live, that service stays connected.
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