No student academic records
Platform scope is intentionally defined to avoid collecting student academic or behavioral records.
This policy explains what data PTA.AI processes, why we process it, and how we protect school communities through strict boundaries, limited collection, and transparent lifecycle controls.
Policy radar
Structured for quick board review and deep legal/compliance reference.
Version
v2.1
Sections
6
Policy actions for Privacy policy
Material update v2.1
Added detailed data category mapping, retention lifecycle clarifications, and request-rights handling.
Platform scope is intentionally defined to avoid collecting student academic or behavioral records.
We collect only what is required for account management, billing, support, and site operations.
Community data is not sold to third-party advertisers or data brokers.
Data retention windows are bounded by operational need and policy obligations.
Organizations can request exports and deletion according to policy and operational constraints.
Administrative actions that affect privacy-sensitive resources are logged for accountability.
We collect categories of data needed to operate the service and support PTA communication workflows.
Name, email, role assignments, session metadata, and access-control state.
Tenant profile details, administrative contact channels, and approved organization metadata.
Subscription state, billing events, invoice references, and payment verification metadata.
Support thread content, request context, and diagnostic metadata needed to resolve issues.
Data is processed for service delivery, support quality, security, billing, and legal compliance needs.
Retention periods are scoped to business and compliance requirements, with deletion pathways for inactive or obsolete records.
Authorized organization representatives can request access, correction, export, or deletion handling for supported data categories.
Request a review of stored organization data and correct outdated administrative information.
Request an export package for operational transition, archiving, or migration planning.
Request deletion workflows for eligible data, subject to retention and regulatory constraints.
Privacy inquiries are acknowledged promptly and resolved according to request complexity and verification requirements.
March 4, 2026 - Comprehensive policy expansion
Added detailed lifecycle, rights, and plain-language data category clarifications.
January 15, 2026 - Initial privacy publication
Baseline data-use policy published for school and district stakeholders.
Use these channels for policy questions, privacy requests, and district-level data governance reviews.