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Privacy & cookies

Last updated: June 2026

Who this applies to

SiteClockr provides time-tracking software to organisations (employers). Your employer is usually the data controller for clock-in data about you. SiteClockr acts as a data processor on the employer’s instructions. Questions about your clock-in records should go to your employer first.

What we collect

We do not use advertising or analytics cookies.

Why we use it

Cookies & local storage

We keep this to the minimum needed to run the app.

Name / typePurposeDuration
session (cookie) Keeps you signed in after login. Strictly necessary. Browser session (until logout or browser closed)
timeapp_first_name, timeapp_last_name (local storage) Remembers your name on a shared clock-in device so you do not re-type it. Optional convenience only. Until cleared in the app or browser data is wiped
siteclockr_cookie_notice_dismissed (local storage) Remembers that you dismissed the cookie notice. 1 year

The sign-in cookie is essential — we do not ask for separate consent for it. You can clear local storage at any time in your browser settings.

How long we keep data

Check-in records are kept for as long as the employer’s account needs them (payroll, tax, and employment law). Organisation admins can export or delete records within the admin tools where available. Server logs are rotated and kept for a short period for security.

Your rights (EU / UK GDPR)

See our full GDPR declaration for roles, legal bases, sub-processors, and how to exercise your rights.

You may have the right to access, correct, delete, restrict, or object to processing, and to complain to your supervisory authority (e.g. Data Protection Commission in Ireland).

Employees: contact your employer (data controller).

Organisation account holders: email privacy@siteclockr.ie.

Sub-processors

Changes

We may update this page. Material changes will be reflected in the “Last updated” date above.