Trust
How your data is handled.
Last updated: 7 July 2026
A performance review is a legal document about a real person's employment. Here is how the system treats it that way.
Tamper-evident documents
Every completed review is rendered to PDF, stamped with a UTC timestamp, and hashed with SHA-256. The hash is printed in the document footer. If a single character of the document changes, the hash stops matching — which is exactly what makes it useful later.
Real signatures, recorded properly
Both parties sign digitally — drawn or typed. Each signature is stored with the signer's name, the time of signing, and the IP address of the signing device, and all three appear on the final PDF.
No employee passwords to leak
Employees never create accounts. They receive a one-time magic link by email that expires (14 days for self-assessments, 24 hours for countersigning). There is no employee password database because there are no employee passwords.
Tenant isolation
Every row of data is scoped to one company and enforced at the database layer with row-level security — not just in application code. One business can never query another business's employees or reviews, even if application code had a bug.
Hosted in Australia
The database and file storage run in Supabase's Sydney region (AWS ap-southeast-2). Employee records don't leave the country to sit in a US data centre.
Payments
Billing runs entirely through Stripe. Card numbers never touch our servers and we cannot see them.
Retention
Signed reviews are kept for seven years, matching Australian employment record-keeping expectations. Draft and unsigned material is yours to delete at any time.
Questions
Something specific you need for your own compliance? Ask via the contact page — straight answers, no runaround.