Fiyrr Privacy Policy

Effective Date: July 10, 2026 | Platform Context: fiyrr.com & sch.fiyrr.com

When you use the Fiyrr platform, you trust us with your credentials, system configurations, and critical infrastructure metadata. We understand this is a major engineering responsibility; we work hard to secure your schedules and put you in absolute control of your information.

This Privacy Policy applies to all core domains, tools, and tracking engines hosted under the main platform at fiyrr.com, including the P6 Schedule Analyzer processing terminal at sch.fiyrr.com, material managers, and dashboard inclusion environments. It outlines what information we process, our structural use profiles, and how you can seamlessly manage, export, or delete your workspace parameters.

1. Information Fiyrr Collects

We collect data to engineer faster diagnostic reports, automate logic validations, and deliver precise delay summaries to project controls divisions. The telemetry we ingest depends strictly on how you interface with our calculation tools.

A. Things You Create or Provide Directly

B. Information Collected Dynamically as You Interface With Our Engine

2. Why Fiyrr Processes Your Data

We combine your industrial configuration metrics with computational logic to drive advanced automation and optimization features:

Fiyrr maintains strict boundaries: we do not trade, rent, or lease your project files, structural schedule data, or personal profile details with third-party advertising companies under any condition.

3. Security Architecture & Safeguards

Fiyrr environments are built with multi-layered protection rules to safeguard your project data from unauthorized breach vectors:

4. Exporting and Deleting Your Workspace

You have full, independent choices regarding the structural data we maintain for your platform profile:

5. Changes to This Policy

We evaluate and adjust this Privacy Policy as our features evolve. We will never reduce your rights under this agreement without your explicit consent. Major changes will be flagged via prominent notifications inside the primary user workspace terminal.