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How TourLedgers handles account and business data.

TourLedgers stores the operating information artists and small teams use for booking work. This page explains the practical categories of data involved.

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Account information

TourLedgers collects the name, email address, password credentials, session information, account status, and plan information needed to create and operate an account.
Passwords are processed as salted hashes. The application does not store plain-text passwords.

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Artist and business records

The service stores the artist profiles, booking contact details, show history, buyer contacts, pitches, market records, reports, and business notes entered by account users.
Users are responsible for entering information they are permitted to store and use.

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Uploaded files

TourLedgers can store booking and advance files such as stage plots, input lists, riders, tax documents, photos, logos, bios, and settlement materials.
Uploaded files are intended for artist booking and production operations, not general personal-document storage.

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How information is used

Account and business information is used to operate the product, protect accounts, provide requested features, troubleshoot issues, and improve service reliability.
TourLedgers does not sell user data.

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Buyer-facing sharing

Artist profiles and report links may display information an account user chooses to use in a booking conversation.
Users should review buyer-facing material before sharing a public link.

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Privacy questions

Questions about TourLedgers account data can be sent to philip@philipstengelpresents.com.