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Professional identity, email, company, subject, message, and page context.
The trust dossier confirms several data categories observed in MapMyStaff. The categories that actually apply depend on the functions used and the configuration.
The dossier documents Web requests, account data, operational data configured by customers, and limited technical data. Billing information is expected when that function is activated, but no active payment provider is confirmed in the current dossier.
This summary uses only categories explicitly named in the trust dossier.
Professional identity, email, company, subject, message, and page context.
Identity, role, permissions, and authentication information managed by Firebase Authentication.
Employees, schedules, appointments, addresses, routes, customers, notes, surveys, referrals, and indicators.
Request identifiers, dates, states, campaign parameters, and anti-abuse fingerprints.
The dossier calls for avoiding secrets and unnecessary information in logs. Support pages apply the same principle to screenshots and messages that are sent.
Do not place keys, tokens, or other secrets in logs or diagnostic evidence.
Mask personal or sensitive information that is not needed to understand the issue.
For purposes, retention, and rights, consult the privacy policy rather than inferring a rule from this technical page.
This page summarizes categories observed in the technical dossier. It does not set a universal retention period and does not replace the privacy policy.
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Review the public practices concerning the collection, use, disclosure, retention, and protection of personal information.
Read the privacy policy →Explore guides about data categories, roles, and server-side validations.
View the Security and data collection →Review an accessible presentation of documented access categories, validations, and technical mechanisms.
Explore the Security page →Find public pages about the platform's policies, security, and architecture.
Visit the Trust Centre →If a page displays information you did not expect to see, note the page, context, and observed result. Clean any screenshot and do not send secrets.