SECURITY AND PRIVACY
Tacey sits between your store and your customers’ addresses. That means we handle personal data, and you are entitled to know exactly how much, for how long, and who else touches it. This page answers that without a sales call.
The first two describe the infrastructure we run on, held by Cloudflare, not by Tacey. We do not hold SOC 2 or ISO 27001 ourselves and will not imply otherwise.
Every Shopify app declares exactly what it can access, and Shopify enforces it, not us. Ours is listed on our App Store page, and you approve it before anything is installed.
Orders and their shipping addresses, so we can check them. Your shop’s settings and plan, so we know how to behave.
A validation result on the order. Address and line-item changes, and order cancellations from merging duplicate orders, but only ones you or your customer explicitly confirmed.
Payment details. We never see or store a card. Money only moves through Shopify’s own flow, with a confirmation, every time.
Every connection uses TLS. There is no unencrypted path in or out.
Storage is encrypted by our infrastructure provider by default.
The application, the database, and stored payloads all run on Cloudflare’s network.
When you uninstall, Shopify tells us to erase your data, and we do, including the raw order payloads we archived.
Shopify sends us three mandatory privacy requests on your behalf: a customer asking what data you hold, a customer asking to be erased, and your store asking to be erased after you uninstall. All three are wired and answered. You do not have to file a ticket with us to make a privacy request work.
THE THREE MANDATORY WEBHOOKS
A customer asks what you hold
Answered with everything tied to that shopper.
A customer asks to be erased
Their data is removed from what we hold for you.
Your store asks to be erased
Sent when you uninstall, including archived payloads.
Published here in the open, not behind an access request.
If our checker is slow, or a provider has a bad minute, the order goes through exactly as it would have. We mark it as unchecked and say so plainly rather than guessing.
Not on an upward edit, not on a refund, not by default, and not on the day you install.
What changed, what it cost, who asked, and whether your warehouse acknowledged it.
Email us and we will send the full packet, including our subprocessor detail and answers to your own questionnaire.
Request the security packet