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Marshal Worker Safety — Privacy Policy

1. About this policy and who we are

Marshal Worker Safety (“Marshal”, “the app”) is a lone-worker safety application published by Zetifi Pty Ltd (“Zetifi”, “we”, “us”), ABN 98 621 129 244, C/- Navigate Advisors, 63 Baylis Street, Wagga Wagga NSW 2650, Australia.

Marshal is an enterprise app provided to you by your employer. You receive an invitation from your employer or safety manager and enrol against your employer’s own Microsoft 365 environment. There is no public sign-up, and the app is not sold to individual consumers.

This policy explains what personal information the app handles, why, who it is shared with, and the choices and rights you have. It is written for workers who use the app. If you are a customer organisation evaluating Marshal’s data handling for a security or procurement review, see our separate Privacy Strategy and Security Review materials, available on request.

2. Who controls your information (the important part)

Your personal information in Marshal is controlled by your employer, not by Zetifi.

What this means for you in practice: for most requests about your information (see your data, correct it, delete it), the answer starts with your employer, because they hold and control it. We help your employer respond, and we handle the narrow slice of processing that happens on our own systems (described in section 6).

3. What information the app handles, and why

Marshal only handles information needed to keep you safe at work. The table below is the authoritative list.

Information Do we collect it? Linked to you? Used to track you across apps/companies? Why
Precise location (including in the background) Yes Yes, via your employer-issued worker ID No To include your location in duress alerts and scheduled check-ins so your safety team can find you, including when the app is closed or not in use
Device identifier Yes Yes No To pair your phone to your worker record and route your safety signals to the right place
Crash and performance diagnostics Yes (via our error-reporting processor, Sentry) No No To find and fix app crashes and performance problems
Your name and contact details Entered by you or your manager at enrolment and stored in your employer’s Microsoft 365 tenant Yes No To identify you to your own safety team; not stored on Zetifi’s own systems

We do not collect: your contacts, your browsing history, health or fitness data, financial data, advertising identifiers, microphone audio, or your photo library. We do not sell your information, and we do not use it for advertising or share it with data brokers.

Background location

Marshal requests permission to use your location “Always” (in the background) because two safety functions need it to work when your phone is locked or the app is closed:

  1. Duress alerts. If you trigger an emergency, your alert must include your current location even if your phone is in your pocket.
  2. Scheduled check-ins. If you miss a check-in, the follow-up needs your most recent location so your safety team can respond.

Before the app asks for this permission, it shows you a clear screen explaining what is collected and why. You can decline, and you can change the permission at any time in your device settings. Some safety features will not work without it.

4. Who your information is shared with

We do not share your information with anyone else, except where required by law.

5. Where your information is stored, and international transfers

6. What Zetifi keeps, and for how long

Zetifi’s design keeps the amount of your personal information on our own systems deliberately small (“transit, not store”). On Zetifi-operated systems:

Information held in your employer’s Microsoft 365 tenant is kept and deleted according to your employer’s retention settings, not ours.

7. Your rights

Depending on where you live, you may have rights to access, correct, delete, or restrict the use of your personal information, or to object to certain processing. Because your employer is the controller of your information:

Exercising these rights will not affect emergency safety functions, which remain available regardless.

8. How to request deletion of your data

You can ask to have your personal information deleted at any time. There is no charge, and you do not need an account or to be logged in to make the request.

What gets deleted: the diagnostic and operational records tied to your device on Zetifi’s systems. Because of our “transit, not store” design (section 6), Zetifi does not hold your name or a durable name-to-device mapping, so there is very little to delete on our side; the substantive record of you lives in your employer’s Microsoft 365 tenant and is deleted by your employer.

What may be kept: where your employer’s plan includes signed audit records of the safety signals that passed through the gateway, those are retained for the period your employer’s configuration and applicable safety or legal obligations require, and may be held after a deletion request for that period. They do not contain your name.

We respond to deletion requests within a reasonable time, and where a timeframe applies by law, within that timeframe.

9. How we protect your information

No system is perfectly secure, but the design above keeps the amount of your information exposed to Zetifi small by default.

10. Children

Marshal is a workplace safety app for adults in employment. It is not directed at children and we do not knowingly collect information from children.

11. Changes to this policy

We may update this policy as the app changes. We will post the updated version at the published URL above and update the date below. Material changes affecting how your information is handled will be communicated through your employer.

12. Contact us

Questions about this policy or your information:

Zetifi Pty Ltd Email: support@zetifi.com C/- Navigate Advisors, 63 Baylis Street, Wagga Wagga NSW 2650, Australia

If you are not satisfied with our response, you may have the right to complain to your local data protection authority (for example, the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner in Australia, or your supervisory authority in the EU/UK).


Last updated: 20 June 2026