Consent from the parent
A child's data needs a parent's own verifiable consent. No administrator can consent on their behalf.
Under the Digital Personal Data Protection Act the school is the Data Fiduciary and PaperKite is the Data Processor. Here is what each side carries and what Unifloe does about it.
A child's data needs a parent's own verifiable consent. No administrator can consent on their behalf.
Hashed passwords, encrypted secrets, private files, one separate space per school, rate limits and a strict content security policy.
No advertising, no third party analytics, no session replay, no cross site tracking.
The school decides the purpose and means of processing. PaperKite processes only on the school's instructions, under a written agreement settled before go live.
By default the parent consents inside the product and is held at that step until it is recorded.
Every school record is read and written through a repository that cannot build a query without the school identity.
Short lived things expire quickly. School records stay for as long as the subscription is active.
Technology controls are one part of data governance. These remain the school's own duties.
Unifloe runs as one application at go.unifloe.app. These services are named as sub processors in the agreement.
The demo is the real product on a synthetic school. Open it as a principal, a teacher or a parent.