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Schedule Your Esports Call

For schools in Canada you can schedule a call HERE 
For schools in Puerto Rico you can schedule a call HERE

PlayVS uses Typeform to gather feedback from our users on their PlayVS/esports experience.

PlayVS sends PlayVS user IDs, names, email, their school’s state and school ID to Typeform. PlayVS may also request personal contact information from respondents via Typeform, such as their name and email address.

Typeform

PlayVS uses Google Analytics to analyze product usage metrics such as page views, device usage, and browser breakdowns.

PlayVS user IDs are shared with Google Analytics. Google Analytics also receives product usage data like page views and device information like browser and device type.

Google Analytics

PlayVS uses JIRA as a project management tool for our engineering team to track and communicate their progress on platform improvements.

Incidental personal information may be sent for debugging errors on the PlayVS App and PlayVS Website or to satisfy requests from schools for specific data pulls from the PlayVS Services.

JIRA

PlayVS uses Fullstory to troubleshoot issues with users by watching session recordings of page views, clicks, and other in-product interactions.

User profile information is shared with Fullstory, including: name, profile image, graduation year, school, gamertags, and competition stats (match/team history, match stats, etc).

Fullstory

PlayVS uses Slack as our internal chat communication tool for teams to coordinate on company initiatives.

In the course of investigating and resolving bugs and/or support requests, PlayVS teammates collaborate via Slack instant messaging and may incidentally share the email address or PlayVS user IDs of individuals submitting requests and the content of the requests itself (e.g., bug reports, any other help center requests, and data pull requests from teachers and schools).

Slack

PlayVS uses Google Workspace to manage employee PlayVS credentials to log into Gmail, Google Drive, and other google services.

PlayVS stores its own emails and files using Google services. PlayVS may share personal information with Google in the course of utilizing Google services, for example, if a user emails employees for support.

Google Workspace

PlayVS uses Asana as a project management tool for our design team to track and communicate their progress on their designs.

Incidental personal information may be sent for designs on the PlayVS App and PlayVS Website.

Asana

PlayVS uses Elastic APM to monitor and visualize our server performance.

PlayVS sends PlayVS user IDs to ElasticAPM.

Elastic APM

PlayVS’s engineering team uses Github to manage submissions and edits to our platform’s code repository.

While rare, incidental personal information such as PlayVS user ID may be included in pull request comments. For example, if developers are fixing an issue for a specific user.

Github

PlayVS’s design team uses Figma to create and share designs for the web application, marketing website, branding, and more.

While rare, incidental personal information may be included in designs to portray how the app/website will look or behave. Please note that no personal information is published on our app or website without express permission from the referenced individual.

Figma

PlayVS uses Fivetran to pipe data across our backend infrastructure.

All user’s personal and competition data is shared with Fivetran.

Fivetran

PlayVS uses Notion as an internal wiki to share company knowledge internally.

Incidental personal information may be sent to Notion in the course of teammate collaboration within the PlayVS wiki. For example, a teammate may write up a report on user survey results in Notion and embed the responses in the document for reference.

Notion

PlayVS asks players to connect this game publisher account so we can link the real person with their in-game handle.

PlayVS does not share any user data with this game provider, but the game provider does send PlayVS the user’s gamertag and gameplay data. 

NOTE: Game publisher account names are NOT shown on public profiles of players under the age of 13.

Epic Games

PlayVS uses Sentry to monitor our codebase and catch potential bugs.

Sentry

PlayVS does not share any user data with this game provider, but the game provider does send PlayVS the user’s gamertag. 

Nintendo

PlayVS allows players and coaches to connect their Twitch accounts to their player or school profile so others can view gameplay highlights, live streams, and match recordings that are hosted on Twitch.

PlayVS does not share any user data with Twitch, but Twitch sends PlayVS the user’s Twitch handle and gameplay streams and highlight videos. 

NOTE: Twitch account info and content is NOT shown on public profiles of players under the age of 13.

Twitch

Name of Service Provide with Link to Privacy Policy or relevant privacy documentation

How PlayVS uses the Service Provider

What user information is shared or collected by this Service Provider and/or passed back to us from the Service Provider?

Game Publisher Partners

Instead of operating internal servers to store our platform's data (including user data), PlayVS uses cloud storage operated by Amazon Web Services (AWS).

All user personal and competition information, uploaded content, device ID, request data, and all logs are stored on AWS.

Passwords are stored as one-way hashes. All personal information is encrypted at rest

Amazon Web Services

PlayVS uses Metabase to query backend product data, including user data, and build internal reports.

All user data is accessible to Metabase, except passwords (which are stored as hashes).

Metabase

PlayVS uses Wootric to ask for feedback from users on their experience using the PlayVS platform, namely to gather user NPS (Net Promoter Score) ratings and comments.

Student and Faculty names, avatars, and emails are shared with Wootric.

Wootric

PlayVS uses Twilio to provide chat functionality so players and coaches can communicate with their opponent on match day.

Student and Faculty names, avatars, and PlayVS user IDs are shared with Twilio.

Twilio

Battle.net

North Carolina Varisty Esports + STEM League (VESL)

PlayVS partners with VESL to facilitate esports competition to North Carolina schools.

Player/faculty profile and competition data is shared with VESL, such as name, profile image, connected game accounts, email, and match history.

VESL

PlayVS uses Intercom to manage customer support inquiries and chat with customers in real time should they have questions. We also use Intercom to create and manage our library of help articles in our Help Center.

Faculty’s personal contact information is shared with Intercom. Also, student’s PlayVS user ID is shared with Intercom.

Intercom

PlayVS offers Google as a Single Sign On (SSO) method so users can create and log into their PlayVS accounts using their Google account.

PlayVS sends the user’s email address and name to Google if they choose to sign up with a Gmail account.

Google SSO

Riot Games

PlayVS uses Mezmo to store data logs of product activity.

Server logs and product event logs at a user-level (e.g. email, name, IP address, device type) are with Mezmo.

Mezmo

Xbox Live

PlayVS allows players to connect their StayPluggedIn (SPIN) account to unlock premium access to SPIN’s esports scholarship services.

PlayVS sends the user’s PlayVS user ID and school ID.

StayPluggedIn

League Partners

Technical Service Providers

PlayVS allows players and coaches to connect their Youtube accounts to their player or school profile so others can view gameplay highlights, live streams, and match recordings that are hosted on Youtube.

PlayVS does not share any user data with Youtube, but Youtube sends PlayVS the user’s Youtube handle and gameplay highlight videos. 

NOTE: Youtube account info and content is NOT shown on public profiles of players under the age of 13.

Youtube

Playstation Network

Network of Academic and Scholastic Esports Federeations (NASEF)

PlayVS partners with NASEF to facilitate esports competition to California CIF schools.

Player/faculty profile and competition data is shared with NASEF, such as name, profile image, connected game accounts, email, and match history.

NASEF

Internal Tools

PlayVS uses Sendgrid to send platform notification emails, such as reschedule requests, match status updates, and more.

User names, email address(es), PlayVS user IDs, school names, and school logos, are shared with Sendgrid.

Sendgrid

PlayVS uses Segment to connect these Third Party Service providers and PlayVS if data needs to move from one service to another.

User personal information is shared with Segment, including: Name, email, PlayVS user ID, graduation year (students), phone number (faculty), and age (faculty). PlayVs also shares the user’s school directory information, billing contact information, and IT contact information with Segment.

Segment

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Schedule Your Esports Call

For schools in Canada you can schedule a call HERE For schools in Puerto Rico you can schedule a call HERE

For schools in Canada you can schedule a call HERE
For schools in Puerto Rico you can schedule a call HERE