Selyo.

Privacy Notice

For business owners and staff who use Selyo · Effective 1 December 2026

Who we are

Selyo is run by James Grimaldo, an individual software developer based in Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, Philippines ("we"). Selyo and Likom are his apps, not separate companies. He is the controller of the personal information in this notice. We follow the Philippine Data Privacy Act of 2012 (RA 10173) and respect the extra rights your own country's law may give you.

Data Protection Officer: James Grimaldo, [email protected]. Our full postal address is available on request by email.

This notice is about you as an owner or staff member. Your customers' information is covered by the Likom Privacy Notice and section 6 of the Selyo Terms of Service, where your business is its controller.

What we collect

WhatDetails
Your loginEmail and/or mobile, a hashed password, @username; your Google account ID and email if you sign in with Google.
Your profileName, display name, city, notification choices.
Your business roleWhich businesses and branches you belong to, your role and permissions, join requests and invitations.
What you do in SelyoAn audit trail of changes and Counter actions (who, what, when, from which IP address), approvals you ask for or give, sign-in times and devices.
Business detailsBusiness and branch names, addresses, map pins, contact details, logos and photos. Mostly about the business, but may include your name or number.

Why we use it

Other owners and staff of your business see your name, role, branch and the actions you take there. Customers see your business's public details, not your personal ones, unless you put them there. We don't sell personal information.

Providers and other countries

Neon (database, Singapore), Railway (servers), Cloudflare (websites and images), Resend (email) and Google (Sign-In, notifications) process data for us under contracts that limit them to our instructions. Some process it outside the Philippines, including in the United States; we stay responsible for it and use providers bound to protect it to a comparable standard. If you're in the EU or UK (GDPR), Singapore (PDPA), California (CCPA) or elsewhere with its own privacy law, you may have extra rights, which we'll honour where they apply.

How long we keep it

Your rights

You can ask to be informed about, access, correct, object to, block, delete or get a copy of your personal information, and complain to the National Privacy Commission. Email [email protected]; we'll answer within 15 days. Some audit records can't be deleted while a business still needs them.

Security

We use measures suited to the risk (encryption in transit, hashed passwords, per-business access, sign-in limits, an audit trail) and keep them current. No system is perfectly secure: if a breach is likely to put you at risk, we'll tell you and the National Privacy Commission within the time the law requires.