Offyces
Chat, files, and follow-through in one operating workspace.
Privacy

Offyces keeps collaboration data tied to the workspace and feature that needs it.

Privacy in Offyces starts with predictable product boundaries: account identity, workspace membership, conversations, files, work records, reminders, and support submissions are stored so the product can operate and so teams can audit what happened.

Account data
Name, email, profile, linked identity
Workspace data
Messages, files, approvals, work items, notifications
Support data
Contact submissions and support follow-up
What Offyces stores
Offyces stores the data needed to render workspace collaboration: user profiles, memberships, messages, files, reminders, approvals, workflow runs, and linked delivery artifacts such as branch and pull request drafts.
How data is used
The product uses stored data to authenticate users, render workspace history, send notifications, deliver reminders, process execution workflows, and preserve context across conversations, files, and work surfaces.
Contact submissions
When you submit the contact form, Offyces stores the message, sender details, and submission context so the team can respond and maintain a support record of the request.
What Offyces stores

Offyces stores the data needed to render workspace collaboration: user profiles, memberships, messages, files, reminders, approvals, workflow runs, and linked delivery artifacts such as branch and pull request drafts.

How data is used

The product uses stored data to authenticate users, render workspace history, send notifications, deliver reminders, process execution workflows, and preserve context across conversations, files, and work surfaces.

Contact submissions

When you submit the contact form, Offyces stores the message, sender details, and submission context so the team can respond and maintain a support record of the request.

User expectations

Contact support
Use workspace invitations and membership roles to control who can see shared collaboration data.
Use the contact page when you need help, billing guidance, or a human follow-up outside the workspace itself.
Teams evaluating Offyces for beta rollout can contact support for questions about deployment, process, or access controls.