How Bravo+ protects athlete data

Bravo+ holds personal information about children in Quebec, which puts it under Canada's PIPEDA and Quebec's Law 25. Those are your obligations as much as ours — you are the club collecting the data.

What the platform does

• Collects the minimum. Name, date of birth, guardian contact, and the sporting record. No addresses, no medical notes, no free-text personal files.
• Scopes access by role. Coaches see their own teams; parents see their own children. See What coaches can see.
• Gates public visibility on consent. Nothing about a child goes public without the parent's explicit, revocable consent.
• Keeps an audit log of administrative actions, so access is answerable.
• Handles export and deletion requests within the 30-day statutory window.
• Stores data in Canada. See Where your data is stored.

What you still have to do

Tell families what you collect and why, respond to their requests, and do not use the data for something they did not agree to.