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Privacy Policy for the Jobber integration

Last updated: July 24, 2026

The Crescendo Scheduling Assistant (“the App”) is operated by Crescendo Marketing (“we,” “us,” “our”) for our own clients. This policy explains exactly what the App reads from a connected Jobber account, what it stores, who it is shared with, and how to disconnect it. It covers the App only. It is not the privacy policy for the crescendomarketing.biz website.

In short: the App has read-only access to a client’s Jobber schedule so it can tell homeowners which quote times are genuinely open. It never creates, edits, or deletes anything in Jobber, and it does not read invoices, payments, or any other financial data.

1. Who connects the App

The App is a private Jobber application. It is not listed in Jobber’s App Marketplace and cannot be installed by the general public. It is connected once, by the account owner of a Crescendo Marketing client, through Jobber’s standard OAuth authorization screen.

2. What the App reads from Jobber

DataWhy
Scheduled items for the next 14 days (start time, end time, all-day flag, which team member is assigned)To work out which quote slots are still free
The team-member (Users) list: names and internal IDsTo identify which person’s calendar to check for quote availability

The Clients and Jobs permissions are enabled only because Jobber requires them before scheduled items can be read. The App issues no queries against client records or job details.

3. What the App does not do

  • It never writes to Jobber. No record in Jobber is created, edited, moved, or deleted by the App, under any circumstance.
  • It does not read financial data. Invoices, Jobber Payments, expenses, tax rates and timesheets are switched off in the App’s permissions.
  • It does not copy your customer list. No names, addresses, phone numbers, or emails are extracted from Jobber.

4. What is stored, and where

  • An OAuth token for the connected Jobber account, so the App can refresh availability without asking the owner to log in again.
  • An availability cache derived from the schedule: a list of open dates and times, plus which near-term days are fully booked. It contains no customer information.

Both are held on our private server infrastructure (Railway, United States). The availability cache is overwritten roughly every 15 minutes and is discarded once it is more than 45 minutes old.

5. Who it is shared with

We do not sell, rent, or trade any data obtained through the App. It is shared only with the service providers needed to operate it:

  • Railway — hosting for the App and its stored token and cache.
  • Anthropic — the list of open dates and times is included in the assistant’s prompt so it can offer a homeowner a real appointment slot. Only dates, times, and the assigned person’s first name are sent. No Jobber customer records are sent.

We may also disclose information where we are legally required to.

6. Retention and disconnecting

The account owner can revoke access at any time from the Apps section of their Jobber account. Access ends immediately on revocation. On revocation, or on request to juan@crescendomarketing.biz, we delete the stored token and the availability cache. There is nothing else to delete, because nothing else is retained.

7. Security

Tokens are stored on a private server volume that is not publicly reachable, and are transmitted only over encrypted connections to Jobber’s API. Access to the infrastructure is limited to Crescendo Marketing staff who operate the service.

8. Changes

If the App’s access or behaviour changes, this page is updated at the same time, and the “last updated” date above changes with it.

9. Contact

Questions about the App or this policy: juan@crescendomarketing.biz, Crescendo Marketing, Chattanooga, Tennessee.

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