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SETTLEFY / PRIVATE ACCIDENT EXCHANGE

Share the next step.
Keep your details private.

One QR code connects you to the same incident. Each person sends their chosen information separately to a named lawyer. Your phone number, address, and submission stay private from the other participant inside Settlefy.

For auto accidents, slip and falls, and other individual incidents. A verified Settlefy account is required to send or receive information.

SEE HOW PRIVACY WORKSIllustration · sample data
YouSeparate submission
CONTACT EMAILalex@example.comPHONE NUMBER555-0101INCIDENT NOTEApproved incident details
✓ Can view
Other personSeparate submission
CONTACT EMAILPrivate to senderPHONE NUMBER••• ••• ••••INCIDENT NOTENot visible in this view
⊘ Cannot open
One named receiving lawyerOnly information each person approves
Your information. Your view.

You can reopen your own approved information. The other person’s submission stays private.

This preview sends nothing. Privacy here describes access inside Settlefy; the recipient may retain or disclose information outside the service.

CONNECT WITHOUT CONTACT DETAILS

Scan. Join.
Keep your number.

Show a QR code instead of exchanging phone numbers or email addresses just to join.

CHOOSE BEFORE YOU SEND

Your details.
Your approval.

See the receiving lawyer and review every detail. Only your approved snapshot is shared.

PICK UP WHERE YOU LEFT OFF

A saved record.
A clearer next step.

Return to your own submission, see recorded lawyer openings, and stop future access when needed.

Privacy does not replace your responsibilities.

Follow any information-exchange, reporting, and insurance requirements that apply to your accident. This is an optional handoff after those duties—not permission to leave the scene or withhold required details. A lawyer receiving your information may represent the other person, not you.

FROM THE SCENE TO A PRIVATE HANDOFF

Four steps.
No shared personal file.

01

Choose the receiving lawyer.

Start with a named lawyer verified and assigned through Settlefy. If you have a lawyer in mind, include their details when requesting an introduction.

02

Show a QR code. Keep your contact details private.

The other person scans your exchange’s QR code with their phone camera, signs in, and confirms the receiving lawyer. You can also copy the invitation link. Neither requires exchanging phone numbers or email addresses.

03

Review. Approve. Send.

Each person prepares their own contact, insurance, vehicle, or incident information. Only the exact approved snapshot is delivered to that lawyer.

04

Return with confidence.

See your own submissions and recorded lawyer openings. Revoke future access when needed. Access expires after 30 days; already retained copies cannot be recalled.

LESS DIRECT DISCLOSURE. A CLEARER HANDOFF.

Your phone number.
Your home address.
Your choice of what to send.

You do not need to put extra personal information into a shared chat or hand it to the other participant through Settlefy. Each submission is encrypted in storage and accessible through protected accounts to its sender and the designated lawyer.

Open your private workspace →

CLEAR EXPECTATIONS

Before you share.

Can the other person see what I send?

They cannot open your submission in Settlefy, even if they created the exchange. They can see that the invitation was accepted. The receiving lawyer may use, retain, or disclose information as permitted or required in handling the matter; this service cannot guarantee secrecy outside Settlefy.

Does this make that lawyer my lawyer?

No. The receiving lawyer may represent the other participant and have interests opposed to yours. Sending information does not establish representation or guarantee privilege. You may speak with your own lawyer or insurer before submitting.

Can we each use a different lawyer?

Yes, by creating separate exchanges. Each exchange has one named receiving lawyer whose identity is shown before approval. The recipient cannot be silently changed.

Does Settlefy decide fault or settle the claim?

No. This organizes an optional handoff for a possible future claim. It does not determine fault, admit liability, file a claim, negotiate a settlement, or calculate deadlines.

What happens when I revoke access?

Future openings through Settlefy are blocked. Your own approved record remains visible to you. Copies the lawyer previously retained cannot be recalled. Closing an exchange stops future access to both participants’ submissions.

What can I share today?

Selected contact details, insurance or claim references, vehicle or property details, and a short incident note. This exchange does not accept file uploads, run AI analysis, or send automatic email notifications. The lawyer checks the private exchange inbox.

Is this end-to-end encrypted?

No. Settlefy processes your information to deliver it to the approved recipient and encrypts the stored contents. Account and database access controls separate participants. Do not submit passwords, payment-card details, or Social Security numbers.

Requirements differ by location. For an example of official crash guidance, see the Illinois Rules of the Road. Review your local requirements and Settlefy’s privacy information.