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Draft. This page describes how CrewDeck works today in plain language. It has not been reviewed by a lawyer and is not final. Items marked "to be confirmed" still need professional review before CrewDeck is offered to the public.

Privacy (draft)

Last updated: November 2026.

Who is responsible

The employer (the business that uses CrewDeck) decides what information about its employees is entered and why. CrewDeck stores and processes that information on the employer's behalf to run the service. Employers are responsible for telling their employees what is collected, including the optional location check.

What CrewDeck stores

Cookies and browser storage

CrewDeck does not use advertising cookies or analytics. While you are signed in, your browser keeps a sign-in token in session storage, which is cleared when you close the tab. It also remembers your theme choice, and a shared in-store device remembers its device code, in local storage.

Where information is kept and who can see it

Information is hosted in Canada on Amazon Web Services (Canada Central region). People at the employer can see only what their role allows, and managers see only their own locations. Pay rates are visible only to people the employer allows. CrewDeck's operator may access data only to run and support the service. Sharing with service providers is limited to Amazon Web Services for hosting, sign-in and email delivery. CrewDeck does not sell personal information.

Keeping and deleting information

To be confirmed. Retention periods for employee, time and pay records, and how deletion requests are handled, are being decided with professional advice, because employers may be required to keep some records for a set time.

Your choices

Ask your employer first about your own records. You can also contact CrewDeck at crewdeck@anriwial.com to ask for access to or correction of information, or with any privacy question.

Laws

To be confirmed. CrewDeck is being built for Ontario businesses and aims to follow Canadian privacy law. The exact obligations and wording will be confirmed with legal counsel.