Data Deletion
This page explains how to delete the data Staff Party AI, LLC holds about you, including data we receive when you connect a social media account (Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Pinterest, LinkedIn, X or Reddit). Our privacy policy describes what that data is and why we hold it.
1. Remove a connected social account (immediate)
- Sign in and open your business's Publishing → Social page.
- On the account's card, choose Disconnect and confirm.
Disconnecting deletes the access token we hold for that account immediately. From that moment we can no longer post to, or read anything from, that account.
2. Revoke access from the platform itself
You can also remove Staff Party AI, LLC's access from the platform's own settings, whether or not you can still sign in to us. The token we hold stops working at once, so nothing more can be posted or read with it. To have our stored copy deleted as well, disconnect the account as in section 1, or ask us as in section 3.
- Facebook and Instagram: Facebook Settings → Business Integrations (or Apps and Websites) → remove the app.
- TikTok: Settings and privacy → Security → Manage app permissions → remove the app.
- Pinterest: Settings → Security and logins → Apps → revoke access.
- LinkedIn: Settings → Data privacy → Permitted services → remove the app.
- X: Settings → Security and account access → Apps and sessions → Connected apps → revoke.
- Reddit: Preferences → Apps → revoke access.
3. Delete everything else
To delete the rest of the data we hold about you, write to support@mail.staffparty.app from the email address on your account. This covers the record of posts we published for you, your account, and your businesses' data. We confirm the request and complete it within 30 days, except for records the law requires us to keep (for example tax and payment records, see section 9 of the privacy policy). Posts already published on a social network stay there until you delete them on that network; deleting our record of a post does not remove the post itself.
4. Confirmation
When a request made by email is complete, we reply to confirm what was deleted and what, if anything, we had to keep and why.
Changes to this document
- 2026-10-22 — Money you add to the wallet by card is for spending: it can be spent on the platform or paid to other businesses, is spent before your earnings, and is refundable to the card, but cannot be withdrawn. What can be withdrawn is your business's earnings — the reinvested share of its sales, its customers' payments through the platform, and money other businesses pay it out of their own withdrawable money. Money added before this date keeps the withdrawability it had; unspent card money is refunded to the card on request after closure.
- 2026-10-21 — Third revision that day. Our fee on payments to your business is 0% (Stripe's own fee is unchanged); paying your sellers is removed, because StaffParty no longer holds or pays a seller's share; a reinvested share comes back on a refund to the extent the wallet still holds it; we may hold a wallet withdrawal for review (payouts from your Stripe account are Stripe's); and withdrawable money stays yours after closure, by request to support.
- 2026-10-21 — Later the same day, Taking money from your customers (platform terms §5) rewritten again: the business's Stripe account is a full Stripe account between it and Stripe (the Stripe Services Agreement), which carries its refunds, chargebacks and negative balances; StaffParty is no longer its payment collection agent; our 3% fee no longer pays Stripe's processing fee, which Stripe charges the account separately; payouts are Stripe's, on its own schedule, with no 31-day hold; Stripe issues the 1099-K forms; and a seller's share is at most 90%. The storefront terms no longer name a collection agent.
- 2026-10-21 — Taking money from your customers (platform terms §5) rewritten for the accounts every business now gets: StaffParty creates the Stripe account at founding and is the business's payment collection agent (the business stays merchant of record); our fee is 3% of each payment and pays Stripe's processing fee; each payment is held 31 days before payout and payouts are the owner's; refunds and chargebacks come out of the business's Stripe balance, with the owner responsible for any shortfall; sending sales to the wallet is the owner's choice; and 1099-K forms. The storefront terms say a customer's payment to the collection agent pays the business. Also: paying your sellers — a product's seller's share is received as our fee, held 30 days and paid to the seller on the business's behalf, and returned on a refund or chargeback. Written to match a comparable platform's terms; not yet reviewed by counsel.
- 2026-10-04 — Final version: the party is named as Staff Party AI, LLC, the contact is the platform's support mailbox, and every open point (governing law, liability cap, privacy rights, transfers, sub-processors) is settled in the text. Added the Acceptable Use Policy, a copyright-complaints procedure, export controls, what happens at termination, beta features and the general provisions; the privacy policy now covers prospects' data gathered for a business, automatic collection, public content, marketing choices and browser privacy signals, and connected social media accounts (what is stored, and how disconnecting deletes it), with a data-deletion page (/data-deletion).
- 2026-10-03 — First platform terms and privacy policy, and the storefront defaults. Drafts pending legal review.