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Privacy notice

What we collect, why we have it, who else sees it, and the rights you can exercise. Written to be read, not to be survived.

Last updated 27 August 2026

The two roles we play

This distinction decides which rules apply, so it comes first.

For venue and account data, we decide how it is used. When you sign up, contact us or pay us, EasyShift is the business responsible for that information.

For staff data inside an account, the venue decides. Names, phone numbers, shifts, hours, expense claims and documents are entered by the venue that employs those people. We only process them on that venue's instructions, as its service provider. We do not use staff data for our own purposes, and we never sell it.

If you are a member of staff and want your information corrected or removed, ask your employer first. They control it. We will help them act on your request.

What we collect

CategoryExamplesWhy
IdentifiersName, email, phone, business name, account IDCreating and running your account
CommercialPlan, staff count, invoices, payment statusBilling and support
Employment recordsRoles, shifts, availability, hours, absence, expense claims, signed documentsDelivering the service to the venue that entered them
Internet activityLog data, device and browser type, pages used, approximate location from IPSecurity, troubleshooting, product improvement
CommunicationsSupport messages and email you send usAnswering you and keeping a record

We collect this from you directly, from your employer if you are a member of staff, and automatically from your device when you use the service.

We do not collect government identifiers, biometric data, or payment card numbers. Card details go straight to our payment provider and never reach our servers. Location is covered in its own section below, because it works differently.

We do not sell or share your information

We do not sell personal information, and we do not share it for cross-context behavioural advertising, as those terms are defined under California law. We have not done so in the previous twelve months, including for anyone under 16.

We disclose information only to the service providers that make the product work, under contracts that stop them using it for anything else:

We may also disclose information if the law requires it, to protect someone's safety, or as part of a merger or sale of the business, in which case this notice continues to apply.

Your rights

Privacy laws in California, Virginia, Colorado, Connecticut, Texas, Utah and other states give residents specific rights. Rather than treat people differently by postcode, we extend all of the following to every US resident.

How to exercise them

Email support@easyshift.team from the address on the account and say what you want. We verify identity before acting, because handing your data to the wrong person is the worse failure.

We respond within 45 days, and may extend once by another 45 days if the request is complex, telling you why. An authorised agent may act for you with written permission.

Location, and only if you turn it on

Location is off by default. Nothing starts until you answer a prompt on your own phone, and two separate features use it in two different ways. They are described separately because one of them runs while the app is closed.

1. The clock-in check. A venue can require that clocking in happens at the venue. We read a single position at the instant of a clock-in or clock-out, compare it to the venue's address, and store the result with that record. Declining the permission does not stop anyone from clocking in; the venue simply sees that the check was skipped.

2. Arrival detection, if you turn it on. The iPhone app can notice you arriving at your venue and offer to start your shift, so a forgotten clock-in does not cost you hours. This needs iOS "Always" location, the app asks for it in as many words, and it is the one part of EasyShift that works while the app is closed. Turning it down is a real choice, not a dead end: you get time-based reminders instead.

What that feature does and does not do:

Until 26 August 2026 this section said the opposite of two of those things: that we only ever ask for "while using the app" and never "always", and that EasyShift never runs in the background. Both were written before arrival detection was built and neither was true of the app we ship. The behaviour described above is what the code does; the words were the part that was wrong, and they are the part that changed.

If you tap a physical EasyShift tag to start a shift, the tag's own signed code is the proof of attendance. Location, where enabled, is only a secondary check recorded alongside it.

For venues: switching this on makes you responsible for telling your staff, and several states require that notice in writing before you begin. Ask us and we will provide wording you can adapt.

Tracking, and why we do not ask

We do not track you across other companies' apps or websites. We do not use advertising identifiers, we do not build advertising profiles, and we do not share anything with data brokers.

Because of that, our apps will not show you Apple's "Allow tracking" prompt. That prompt exists for apps that follow you elsewhere, and ours does not. If that ever changes, we will ask for permission first and say plainly what changed, before any of it starts.

Inside EasyShift we do measure which screens are used and what errors occur, so we can fix what breaks. That stays within our own product and is never linked to advertising.

This notice used to say the same thing while a Meta advertising pixel and Google Analytics loaded on every page. Both were removed on 26 August 2026 and replaced with cookieless analytics. If we ever run advertising, the tracking that comes with it will arrive together with a consent banner, and this section will be rewritten before either goes live rather than after.

Artificial intelligence, and the automation that is not

No artificial intelligence or machine learning touches your data. EasyShift sends nothing to an AI provider, trains nothing on your information, and contains no model of any kind. There is no chatbot, no assistant and no generated content in the product.

What the product does have is ordinary automation, and it is worth naming because some of it is about people:

None of this decides anything about a person on its own. Every one of them produces something a manager sees and acts on, or does not. There is no automated decision with a legal or similarly significant effect, and no profiling used to evaluate anyone's performance, reliability or conduct. If that ever changes we will say so here before it starts, and say what recourse you have.

How long we keep it

Account and venue data is kept while the account is open. After it closes we keep it for 90 days so an account can be restored by mistake-recovery, then delete it, except records we are required to retain for tax and accounting.

Deleted shifts, hours and expense records inside a live account are retained in our audit log so a venue can prove what happened, which is the point of keeping a record at all.

Security

Data is encrypted in transit and at rest. Passwords are hashed, never stored in readable form. Access to production data is limited to the people who need it. We keep an audit trail of changes to money-related records.

No system is perfect. If a breach affects your information, we will notify you and the relevant regulators as required by law, without unnecessary delay.

Children

EasyShift is a business tool and is not directed at children. We do not knowingly collect information from anyone under 13. If a venue enters records for a minor employee, that venue is responsible for having the consent that employment law in its state requires. Tell us if you believe a child's information reached us and we will remove it.

Where your data lives

Your data is stored in the European Union, in Amazon Web Services' Ireland region (eu-west-1). That is where the database lives and where your schedules, hours and staff records are held.

EasyShift is operated by a company based in Israel, so our staff access that data from Israel when supporting you. Israel is recognised by the European Commission as providing an adequate level of data protection. Some of the services we rely on process limited data elsewhere: card payments are handled by Stripe and email is sent through Resend, both of which operate internationally.

If your organisation needs its data held in a specific country, tell us before you start and we will say plainly whether we can do it.

Cookies

We use cookies that are necessary for the service to work: keeping you signed in, remembering your organisation, and holding a draft you have not submitted yet. Nothing more.

We do not use analytics or advertising cookies, so there is no consent banner. Our analytics is cookieless: it counts visits, sources and page views without storing an identifier on your device and without any way to recognise you on a later visit or on another site. There is nothing for you to refuse, which is why we do not interrupt you to ask.

Changes, and how to reach us

If we change this notice in a way that matters, we will say so on this page and, for material changes, email account holders. The date at the top always reflects the current version.

Questions, requests or complaints: support@easyshift.team.

California residents may also complain to the California Privacy Protection Agency or the state Attorney General. Residents of other states may complain to their own Attorney General.