Dock 312

Draft under legal review. Not yet in force; the parts in [brackets] are still to be filled in.

Privacy Policy

Effective [effective date] · We never sell personal information or use it for advertising.

1. What we collect

In short: Who you are, your business and its documents, and what you do on Dock 312.

WhatExamplesWhy
Your loginName, email, cell phone, team role, notification and display choicesSign you in, contact you, show what you chose
Business documentsLicenses, FEIN, tax and resale numbersVerify, apply to distributors
Orders and messagesOrders, invoices, check-ins, delivery problemsRun ordering
Your bar’s recordsCounts, pars, prep and batch labels (who made, used or tossed each), 86 board, shift notes, waste, cocktails, your own game days and eventsThe tools your team uses
Co-op, samples, routesPledges, requests, a distributor’s visit notesArrange them
Phone alertsEach phone’s alert address, device type, your choicesSend what you chose
SecurityRequest counts (one day), error reportsStop scraping, fix problems

2. How we use it

In short: To run the site, keep it safe and improve it. Never for ads.

To run accounts, verification, applications, orders, invoices and messages; to send the emails and alerts described below; to keep Dock 312 secure and stop scraping and fraud; to improve the catalog and the site; and to meet our legal obligations.

3. Who sees it

In short: Your team; distributors you apply to; our service providers under contract.

Distributors see your application, and only your orders and messages with them. A distributor’s visit notes are seen only by its own team. A bar’s or restaurant’s details are never shown publicly.

Our providers: Supabase (database and files), Resend (email), [hosting provider], Sentry (error reports, once switched on), and your phone’s push service (Google, Apple, Mozilla or Microsoft), which carries alerts it can’t read.

4. Emails and phone alerts

In short: Order and account emails are part of the service; the Monday email and phone alerts are your choice.

Owners get a weekly report by email each Monday unless they switch it off; Admins can switch it on. Phone alerts go only to phones you turn them on for, about the things you choose, outside your quiet hours.

5. How long we keep it

In short: While your account is open; past orders and signed applications are kept as records after.

Past orders and signed applications are kept for [period]; the rest is deleted within 30 days of closing. A phone’s alert address is deleted when you turn alerts off for it.

6. How we protect it

In short: Private storage, access rules enforced by the database itself, encryption in transit.

Uploaded documents sit in private storage. Who can see each record is enforced by the database, by business and by role. Data travels encrypted. If a breach affects your information, we’ll tell you as the law requires.

7. Your choices

In short: See, correct, download or delete your information; switch emails and alerts off.

Write to privacy@dock312.com for a copy of your information, or to correct or delete it. Settings & locations › Notifications controls the Monday email, phone alerts and quiet hours.

8. Age and location

In short: For people 21 and older; stored in the United States.

Dock 312 is for businesses and people 21 or older. We don’t knowingly collect information from anyone younger.

9. Changes and contact

In short: 30 days’ notice of material changes.

[Dock 312 LLC], [street address], Chicago, Illinois [ZIP] · privacy@dock312.com