Privacy

Phoenix ID is the sign-in service for PVH Ventures' own apps. It exists so PVH people can open those apps with one Google account. It is not open to the public: an admin has to invite you first.

What Phoenix ID stores

• Your name and your roster name, as an admin entered them.
• From Google: your subject id, your email address and, on Workspace accounts, your domain.
• Your sessions: when they started, when last used, your browser's description, and a hash of your IP address.
• Which PVH apps an admin has given you, and an audit log of sign-ins, refusals and admin changes.

What Phoenix ID never has

• Your Google password. You type it only on Google's own page.
• Google access or refresh tokens. None is stored, so Phoenix ID cannot act as you afterwards.
• Your mailbox, contacts, files or anything else in your Google account. It asks Google only for your identity (the openid, email and profile scopes).

Who sees it

PVH's admins see the above to run the service. When you open a PVH app, that app receives your name, roster name, email, tier and the list of apps you can open. Nothing is sold or shared with anyone else.

How long it is kept

Sessions end after 14 days without use and after 30 days at most. Your record and the audit log stay while PVH runs the service, so that access can be checked afterwards. Ask below to have your record removed.

Contact

Questions, or a request to see or remove your data: admin@pvhventures.com.