Client ownership rights

The business owns the profile. Biancorp works through manager access.

The client keeps primary ownership, approves the professional scope, and can review material changes. Help should not require handing over passwords or giving up control of the account.

While we work

Six things the client should always know.

You remain the owner

The business keeps the primary owner account and can review or remove Biancorp's manager access.

No password sharing

Biancorp uses supported account roles and attended remote sessions instead of asking for passwords or verification codes.

Professional fees are separate

A Google Business Profile is free. Biancorp's fees cover the work, tools, documentation, and support listed in the scope.

You can see major changes

The scope records recommended actions, major edits, account roles, tool costs, and the reporting method.

No special placement

Biancorp does not sell a special relationship with Google or guarantee ranking, reinstatement, verification, or an AI citation.

Offboarding is part of access

At the end of work, deliverables are handed over and unneeded access can be removed without holding the profile hostage.

Before work begins

We write down the scope, roles, and known risks.

The engagement record identifies the accounts and profiles in scope, account roles, approved business information, fees, third-party tools, reporting schedule, and the people authorized to request changes.

Biancorp provides

  • Defined professional scope and assumptions
  • Policy-aware recommendations and source links
  • Documented material changes
  • Usable reporting and known limitations
  • Access removal and deliverable handoff

The client provides

  • Accurate business and eligibility facts
  • A designated decision-maker
  • Legitimate account invitations and documents
  • Timely review of material corrections
  • Notice of business changes that affect public facts

Primary guidance

Read Google’s guidance for businesses working with third parties.

Google explains what a third party may and may not do, what the Business Profile itself costs, and what a business should check before hiring outside help.

Google third-party policies Guidance for working with third parties Biancorp service terms

Questions about ownership or access?

List the accounts and current users on the consultation worksheet.

The worksheet is detailed so we can prepare. Share what applies, include a working budget, and never submit passwords or verification codes. We will follow up about a free Google Meet.

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