Schools control their records
Each school decides what it stores in its own workspace, who can use it, and how it should be managed.
EdixPark helps schools run their operations inside separate workspaces. This page explains, in plain language, how we handle platform privacy responsibilities while schools remain responsible for the records they enter and manage.
Before reading the full policy, here are the practical privacy points that shape how EdixPark works for school owners, administrators, staff, parents, and users.
Each school decides what it stores in its own workspace, who can use it, and how it should be managed.
We use information to operate, support, secure, improve, and bill for the platform, not to sell institutional records.
Permissions are applied inside each school workspace so authorized users only see what their role allows.
EdixPark may process information to keep the platform running, respond to support needs, protect accounts, and maintain billing.
Schools can contact EdixPark for help with export, correction, closure, or deletion support where those actions apply.
EdixPark is a school management platform. We provide the software, hosting environment, infrastructure, and support that help schools run academic, administrative, reporting, and financial workflows in one place.
Each school uses its own workspace inside the platform. The school decides what records to enter, which users should have access, and how those records should be used in line with the school's own responsibilities.
This page explains EdixPark's platform privacy responsibilities in plain language. It is meant to support understanding and internal review. It is not legal advice.
EdixPark is the platform provider. Schools remain responsible for the information they enter and how they use it inside their own operations.
The information stored in EdixPark depends on the features a school chooses to use and the records that authorized users enter into the school workspace.
That may include day-to-day school records, account details, and support communications needed to operate the service.
EdixPark may process account, usage, support, and workspace information so the platform works as expected for each school.
That includes the operational work needed to keep a school workspace available, apply access rules, respond to technical issues, and maintain subscription or billing processes.
EdixPark does not take ownership of a school's institutional records simply because they are stored in the platform.
Schools are responsible for the accuracy, quality, permissions, and lawful use of the information they enter, upload, or manage in their own workspace.
Schools should make sure they have an appropriate basis to collect, manage, and use information relating to their staff, parents, students, or other users.
EdixPark is built so each school works inside a separate platform workspace. One school should not be able to access another school's records through normal platform use.
Inside a school workspace, access is role-based. Permissions may differ between administrators, finance staff, teachers, or other users depending on the setup chosen by the school.
Role settings are managed within the school workspace. Schools should review their own user permissions regularly, especially when responsibilities change.
EdixPark does not sell school data. We do not make one school's records available to another school.
In limited situations, information may be shared with service providers or support tools used to operate the platform, or where sharing is needed to investigate issues, meet lawful obligations, or carry out authorized platform processes.
Information may be retained for as long as a school workspace remains active, or for longer where retention is needed for support, security, billing records, dispute handling, or legal obligations.
Requests about school records are usually managed first by the school that controls the workspace. Where applicable, schools can contact EdixPark for support with exports, corrections, closure requests, or deletion steps.
EdixPark works to protect the platform through account controls, operational monitoring, access management, and service maintenance. We also respond to technical issues, misuse, and suspected security problems when identified.
Schools and users also play an important role by protecting login credentials, reviewing permissions, and reporting suspicious activity promptly.
If a school uses paid services, EdixPark may process billing contacts, invoices, payment status, subscription activity, and related support records.
Payment processing may involve trusted payment or financial service providers where needed to complete transactions or manage payment records.
EdixPark may host records relating to students, parents, guardians, staff, or other school users where a school chooses to use the platform that way.
Because the school controls what information is entered into its workspace, the school remains responsible for making sure those records are handled appropriately and lawfully within its own operations.
EdixPark may revise this Privacy Policy to reflect platform changes, support practices, billing changes, security improvements, or clearer explanations of how the service works.
When this page changes, we will update the date at the top of the page so schools and users can see when it was last refreshed.
If you are a school owner, administrator, staff member, parent, or user with a privacy-related question about the EdixPark platform, contact us and we will guide you to the right next step.
Where the question relates to records inside a particular school workspace, the school may remain the first point of decision-making, but EdixPark can still support with platform-level help where applicable.
Use the Contact page if you need help with privacy questions, account support, or next steps for an existing school workspace.