Security & data care

Shared care needs
clear boundaries.

Stoplight is built to help approved church teams coordinate care while treating personal and sensitive information with the discretion it deserves.

How we describe our practices

This page explains the principles behind Stoplight’s approach. The privacy policy describes published data practices for the web and mobile applications. Contact us for documentation needed in your church’s review.

01

Purposeful use

Information entrusted for congregational care should help the right people understand and respond—not become broadly visible simply because it is in a system.

02

Appropriate access

Church roles and ministry-team responsibilities guide who can see relevant records.

03

Confidential context

Sensitive notes require deliberate handling and access that reflects their confidentiality.

04

Human judgment

Signals and reminders invite consideration; they do not determine what someone needs or replace pastoral judgment.

05

Responsible stewardship

Our privacy policy describes how information is stored, handled, and retained.

06

Clear communication

Churches should be able to understand their choices and ask informed questions about their information.

Questions about access or confidentiality?

Bring them into the conversation early.

Tell us what your church or organization requires for privacy, access, governance, or technology review.

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