Legal
Data Processing Agreement
This agreement explains how Crewfinder handles platform data, uses infrastructure providers such as Supabase, applies POPIA-aligned safeguards, and approaches user data rights and incident response.
1. Data roles on Crewfinder
Crewfinder generally acts as the controller of account, marketplace, moderation, billing, and platform-operation data that it decides to collect and use to run the service.
Where Crewfinder processes information on behalf of a company, venue, provider, or other customer in a more limited service role, Crewfinder may also act as an operator or processor for specific processing activities within the platform.
2. Data categories and providers
Crewfinder processes user, company, venue, service-provider, billing, messaging, workflow, and operational data needed to support Find, Connect, Assign, and Work across the platform.
Crewfinder uses infrastructure and service providers such as Supabase and other operational vendors for hosting, storage, authentication, notifications, analytics, and platform security under appropriate operational safeguards.
3. Security and handling measures
- Access to production systems is limited to authorised personnel and service paths.
- Crewfinder uses technical and organisational controls intended to reduce misuse, unauthorised access, and accidental loss.
- Data handling is scoped to platform operations, trust and safety, legal compliance, and support needs.
4. POPIA and data-rights principles
Crewfinder aims to process personal information in line with applicable South African data-protection principles, including lawful processing, reasonableness, security, and transparency.
Users may exercise rights available under applicable law, including requests for access, correction, or deletion where appropriate, subject to legal, security, and platform-integrity constraints.
5. Incident and breach response principle
If Crewfinder becomes aware of a material security incident affecting personal information under its control, it may investigate, contain, and notify affected parties or regulators where required by law and appropriate to the nature of the incident.