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RawReach uses the word "forensic" as a metaphorical marketing term. It describes our process of close, detail-oriented examination of written communication — much the same way "surgical" precision or "deep-dive" analysis are used in marketing to convey thoroughness.
Important: RawReach is not affiliated with, and does not perform, forensic science, forensic psychology, forensic linguistics (as a credentialed discipline), criminal investigation, psychological profiling, or any form of legal or clinical assessment. We are a marketing SaaS platform.
Wherever the word "forensic" appears in our platform, copy, or outputs, it is always paired with its accurate technical description:
"Forensic" = Behavioral Pattern Analysis — automated linguistic pattern recognition applied to written text samples for the purpose of generating marketing copy. No licensed professional is involved. No clinical judgment is rendered.
If you arrived at RawReach expecting forensic psychology services, legal evidence analysis, or clinical personality assessment, please be advised that RawReach does not offer those services. Our outputs are marketing content, not professional reports.
Pursuant to California AB 853 and the Automated Decision-Making Technology (ADMT) regulations effective 2026, RawReach discloses the following about its AI processing pipeline.
Our AI system is named RawReach AI — Behavioral Pattern Logic v3.1. Every piece of content generated through the platform is labeled with this identifier so you always know exactly what produced it.
The ADMT pipeline operates through three sequential gates:
You have the right to request a plain-language explanation of any decision made by this system that affects you. See Section 5 for how to exercise your rights.
RawReach's Behavioral Pattern Analysis (our "forensic" process) examines linguistic patterns in text only. The following list is exhaustive — we analyze nothing beyond it.
What we analyze:
What we do not analyze, determine, or provide:
All RawReach outputs are probabilistic marketing content patterns. They represent statistically common language approaches associated with the detected communication style. They are not facts about any individual, and should not be treated as such.
RawReach is built on a zero-footprint principle: we collect only what is necessary to deliver a result, and we destroy raw inputs immediately upon delivery.
For complete data handling details, see our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.
California's Automated Decision-Making Technology regulations (effective 2026) grant you the following rights with respect to any AI-driven processing RawReach performs.
To exercise any of these rights, email hello@rawreach.co or write to: RawReach, Silicon Valley, CA.
RawReach complies with FTC guidance (March 2026) on AI-generated content and California AB 489 governing marketing claims about AI systems.
Hedging Language Policy: All RawReach marketing copy and platform outputs follow a mandatory hedging policy. No output makes objective, definitive, or clinical claims about any individual or group. All outputs use probabilistic language including but not limited to: "may suggest," "patterns associated with," "commonly indicates," "tends to correlate with."
No Objective Claims: RawReach does not claim that its Behavioral Pattern Analysis produces objective truth. Our outputs represent patterns statistically associated with detected linguistic features — not factual determinations about any person's character, psychology, or behavior.
Marketing Use Only: All outputs are designated for marketing copy generation only. RawReach expressly prohibits use of its outputs as evidence in legal proceedings, as basis for medical or psychological decisions, as justification for employment decisions, or as support for any decision that materially affects a person's rights or opportunities.
Disclosure required by AB 489: This platform uses automated AI systems to analyze text and generate marketing content. The AI system (RawReach AI — Behavioral Pattern Logic v3.1) has not been validated for clinical, legal, or forensic professional use. Outputs are probabilistic patterns, not professional opinions.