Tour of Privacy and Security

Understand How Selio, Google Cloud, and Firebase Protect the Platform

Protect Restaurant Devices and Staff Access

Handle Sensitive Customer Data Carefully

Respond to Suspicious Access or Activity

Troubleshoot Privacy and Security Concerns

Handle Sensitive Customer Data Carefully

Who is this article for?

Owners, managers, admins, and staff who work with customer profiles, notes, loyalty, invoices, or contact data.

Handle Sensitive Customer Data Carefully

Summary

Handle sensitive customer data carefully so your business stays organized, respectful, and aligned with privacy expectations.

Know what customer data your business actually needs
Avoid collecting extra information just because it is technically possible
Make sure the team understands what belongs in a customer profile and what does not
Use internal notes carefully and only when they are operationally justified

Collect only the customer data the business genuinely needs.
Store customer information in the correct Selio area, not in random notes or side channels.
Limit access to customer data to people who need it for their role.
Review customer details carefully before editing or using them in service.
Avoid storing unnecessary or overly sensitive information in notes.
Use verified profile data instead of informal memory or paper notes.
Review your internal process regularly so customer data stays useful and controlled.

Staff stores too much detail in notes: Reduce notes to what is operationally useful and appropriate.
Too many users can open customer records: Review permissions and role scope immediately.
The team thinks cloud hosting alone solves privacy: Infrastructure helps protect data, but collection and usage discipline still matter.
Customer data quality becomes messy over time: Assign ownership for data quality and review rules.