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1290 WORLD LLC
TWELVE NINETY CONNECTIONS
TNC Experience Participation Terms
Version 1.1
Document ID TNC-STD-EXPERIENCE-2026-08-18-001
Entity 1290 World LLC, acting through 1290 World Connections and publicly known as Twelve 
Ninety Connections (“TNC”)
Audience All TNC ecosystem participants
Effective Date Upon valid acceptance after TNC designates this exact version for controlled external use.
This document is part of the TNC Ecosystem Standard Protocol. It must be presented with the exact incorporated
versions identified in the acceptance receipt. A visible portal state without a durable receipt is not acceptance.TWELVE NINETY CONNECTIONS | TNC ECOSYSTEM STANDARD PROTOCOL
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1. PURPOSE
These Experience Participation Terms explain how TNC may use authorized information and technology-assisted 
tools to operate a continuous, personalized, secure, and context-aware participant experience across the TNC 
ecosystem.
Experience Participation is part of the Standard Protocol, but it does not override the Privacy Notice, Networkspecific confidentiality, purpose limitations, mandatory rights, or separate consents required for regulated activities.
2. EXPERIENCE FUNCTIONS
Subject to the applicable relationship, TNC may use authorized information to:
 recognize a returning participant and maintain context continuity;
 preserve the participant’s selected Network, entry path, referral, campaign, job, service, or relationship context;
 route the participant to the correct portal, record, person, process, or next step;
 provide reminders, recommendations, explanations, and support;
 organize, summarize, classify, compare, and retrieve authorized information;
 identify missing information, inconsistencies, duplicates, friction, and unresolved actions;
 prepare drafts, decision packets, checklists, and quality-control outputs;
 improve accessibility, security, reliability, products, portals, and workflows;
 prevent fraud, misuse, unauthorized access, and operational failure; and
 preserve source and audit evidence.
3. AUTHORIZED INFORMATION
Experience functions may use account, relationship, portal, communications, service, recruiting, transaction, 
preference, accessibility, and outcome information that TNC is authorized to process for the disclosed purpose.
TNC will not silently merge conflicting source values. Source, date, status, and uncertainty should remain 
distinguishable until validated.
4. TECHNOLOGY-ASSISTED TOOLS
TNC may use artificial intelligence, automation, search, classification, extraction, summarization, comparison, and 
other technology-assisted tools for administration and decision support.
Technology-assisted outputs may be incomplete, stale, or incorrect. TNC applies human review appropriate to the 
risk before a consequential TNC action. A draft, prediction, recommendation, or visible status is not an approved or
completed action without the required authority and receipt.
5. EMPLOYMENT AND HIGH-CONSEQUENCE BOUNDARIES
TNC does not make an employer’s final employment decision. Clients remain responsible for lawful job criteria, 
interviews, background processes, accommodations, offers, hiring, employment, and workplace decisions.
TNC will not intentionally use race, color, religion, sex, pregnancy, sexual orientation, gender identity, national 
origin, age, disability, genetic information, military status, or another protected characteristic as a substitute for 
lawful, job-related criteria. Sensitive or protected information should be restricted and used only when lawfully 
necessary.
6. HUMAN CONTROL AND APPROVALS
External sending, candidate submission, confidential disclosure, financial action, legal enforcement, record merge 
or deletion, public publication, automated decision, and two-way synchronization require the authority stated in the 
applicable workflow. Technology-assisted tools may prepare or recommend an action but may not falsely mark it 
completed.TWELVE NINETY CONNECTIONS | TNC ECOSYSTEM STANDARD PROTOCOL
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7. RESEARCH, IMPROVEMENT, AND DE-IDENTIFIED INFORMATION
TNC may use appropriately aggregated, statistical, or de-identified information for research, quality, benchmarking,
accessibility, security, and product improvement. TNC will not represent de-identified information as anonymous 
when reidentification is reasonably likely.
Production learning from a specific outcome should occur only after the outcome is verified, source-referenced, 
appropriate for learning, and approved under TNC governance.
8. CORRECTION AND FEEDBACK
Participants may identify inaccurate or incomplete information and may request correction through the applicable 
portal or Privacy Notice process. TNC may preserve the original source and correction history for provenance 
rather than overwriting it silently.
9. OPTIONAL FEATURES AND SEPARATE CONSENTS
A required Experience relationship does not substitute for separate consent required for promotional automated 
calls or texts, recording or transcription, sensitive data, identifiable publicity, or another regulated activity.
Declining an optional feature may limit that feature but will not be misrepresented as acceptance.
10. SECURITY AND CONFIDENTIALITY
Experience functions remain subject to least-privilege access, confidentiality classes, purpose limitation, retention, 
security monitoring, and incident controls. TNC will not expose confidential Client, Candidate, Partner, Services, or 
World information merely because the participant has another Network relationship.
11. CHANGES
Material changes must be versioned and presented for reacceptance when required by law, contract, risk, or TNC 
policy. Prior accepted versions and receipts remain preserved.
12. CONTACT
Questions or correction requests may be submitted through the authenticated portal or to:
Terrance Sullivan
Founder | Twelve Ninety Connections
Office: (316) 832-7700 ext. 1290
Direct: (702) 670-1290
Email: tsullivan@1290worldconnections.com