Flash Drive Contractor Platform · Last updated: [FILL IN DATE]
This privacy policy explains how [YOUR REGISTERED COMPANY NAME] ("we", "us") collects, uses, and protects your personal data when you use the Flash Drive contractor platform.
Data controller: [YOUR REGISTERED COMPANY NAME], [REGISTERED ADDRESS], United Kingdom. Contact: nrematco@gmail.com. ICO registration: [ICO NUMBER OR "in progress"].
We collect personal data in three contexts:
We use the data only for legitimate operational purposes: onboarding and managing couriers, calculating earnings, generating invoices, recording deliveries for our delivery clients, fraud prevention (duplicate-screenshot detection), and compliance with our records-keeping obligations under UK self-employment / IR35 frameworks.
We rely on (a) contract necessity to administer the courier-contractor relationship, (b) legal obligation for record-keeping required by HMRC, and (c) legitimate interests for fraud prevention.
All data is stored in Supabase (a managed Postgres provider) in EU data centres. Documents (proof of address, driving licence) and screenshots are stored in Supabase Storage with row-level access controls — only the courier's manager can view their files.
Your data is not sold. It is only seen by:
Application data: 12 months from rejection, then deleted. Active courier records: kept while the contractor relationship is active and for 6 years after closure to meet HMRC retention requirements. You can request earlier deletion subject to those legal limits.
Under UK GDPR you have the right to: access your data, correct inaccuracies, request erasure (subject to retention duties above), restrict processing, port your data, and object to processing. Email nrematco@gmail.com to exercise any of these.
If you're not happy with how we handle your data you can complain to the UK Information Commissioner's Office at ico.org.uk.
Inside the contractor platform itself we use one technical cookie (a session token) so you stay logged in. No third-party tracking inside the platform.
Our public-facing recruitment pages (e.g. /leeds.html, /harrogate.html, the application form, and the thank-you page) load the Google Ads tag so we can measure how many people who clicked one of our adverts went on to complete an application. Google may set advertising cookies on these pages. If you do not want this, you can decline cookies in your browser, or use an ad-blocker — the application form will still work either way.