LiteEntry
Privacy notice
Last updated 8 August 2026
Your employer records when you check in and out at work, using LiteEntry. They decide what is recorded and who may see it — they are the controller. We only store it for them, on their instructions; we are the processor. It is deleted after 180 days, and never sold or shared.
What your employer records
| Name and work email | To know who checked in, and to sign you in |
| Google account identifier | So sign-in survives an email change |
| Check-in and check-out times | The attendance record itself |
| Approximate coordinates | Only where your employer switched geofencing on |
| IP address | Only where the office-network check is switched on |
| A random device identifier | To notice one phone used by several people |
| Refused attempts | So a pattern of failed check-ins is visible |
Nothing is recorded unless you scan a code. No background tracking, no access to contacts, photos or files, no advertising or analytics, and no calculation of hours worked. Which of the optional rows above apply is your employer's choice, set per location.
How long
180 days, then deleted automatically from LiteEntry — the check-in, the coordinates, the IP address and the device identifier all together. Your employer exports what they need to keep and holds it in their own systems, under their own rules.
Who sees it
Administrators at your own employer, and nobody else. No third parties, no third-party analytics, no data sale. Each employer's records are isolated from every other's. Signing in uses Google, so Google knows you authenticated; LiteEntry receives only your name, email and account identifier.
The demo
The demo on this site creates a temporary sandbox with invented people in it. It asks for no account and no sign-in, and the whole sandbox — including anything you do in it — is deleted an hour after you start.
If you enter an email address to be told when signup opens, that address is kept until we contact you and is used for nothing else. Everything else is counted without being recorded: how many demos started, and how far they got.
The public website
Separate from your attendance record, and it never touches it. On the pages anyone can reach — the front page, the pricing page, the demo and the sign-up form — we keep a daily tally: how many times each page was opened, how many demos were started, how many organizations were created.
A date, a label and a number. No cookie is set for it, no profile is built, and nothing links one visit to another or to a person. Our web server also keeps ordinary access logs for a short period, with the last part of each address removed before it is written, so a line cannot be traced back to a visitor.
We use no third-party analytics and no advertising network. Nothing on this site loads from anywhere but this site — the content security policy forbids it, so it is not a promise you have to take our word for.
Your rights
You can ask to see, correct or delete your records. Ask your employer — they decide, and we act on their instruction. You can see your own recent check-ins any time while signed in.
You can refuse the location request. Where your employer allows it, the check-in is still recorded and simply marked as made without a location. Whether you use LiteEntry at all is between you and your employer; that is an employment matter and we take no view on it.
Questions about this page, or about data we hold: privacy@liteentry.com