Last updated: 9 November 2026
LogFleetIQ (“we”, “our”, or “us”) is a fleet management platform operated by Log Express, Lda. This Privacy Policy describes how we collect, use, and protect information when you use our mobile applications (“LogFleetIQ” and “LogFleetIQ Driver”) and web platform.
By using our services, you agree to the collection and use of information as described in this policy.
When your organization creates an account, we collect:
To provide fleet management services, we collect:
Our mobile apps request access to your device’s location only “While Using the App”. In the LogFleetIQ app (management), location is used to show your position on the map and is not stored on our servers. In the LogFleetIQ Driver app, location is read once at the moment the driver starts or ends the route and when a fuel or AdBlue fill is recorded; that position is sent and stored with the record so that the company can check it. Neither app tracks the phone in the background.
We collect device push notification tokens to send you alerts about vehicle events, geofence violations, company messages and reminders, and other fleet-related notifications. Notifications are delivered through Google’s Firebase Cloud Messaging service. You can disable notifications at any time through your device settings.
In the LogFleetIQ Driver app, the driver takes photos with the camera to document records: the vehicle dashboard (kilometres), the receipt, the pump and the fuel gauge, AdBlue fills and the vehicle check. Photos are sent and stored with the record and may be read automatically to extract values such as kilometres or litres. In the LogFleetIQ app (management) and on the web platform, documents (PDF or image) can be attached to messages and compliance records, as can the workshop invoice of a maintenance job, as a PDF or photographed with the camera. When the user asks for it (“Read the invoice”), the invoice may be read automatically to fill in its number, date, amounts and lines, which the user checks before saving. We only access the photos and files the user takes or chooses in the app.
In the LogFleetIQ Driver app, when taking over a vehicle, the driver signs with their finger on the screen at the end of the vehicle checklist; without the signature, the checklist cannot be confirmed. We store the image of the signature and the time at which the driver confirmed the checklist on the phone. The signature confirms the condition of the vehicle recorded in the checklist (answers, kilometres, notes and photos) and gives the company evidence of who received the vehicle and in what condition. It is a plain image: it is not used for biometric identification or for automated decisions. It is sent over an encrypted connection and stored in the platform's database, with the checklist; without a network connection, it waits in the app's private storage, which is excluded from the phone's backups, until it is sent, and it is not kept in the checklist draft. Only the company's authorised users (fleet managers, administrators and other users with read access to the fleet) can see it, on the web platform and in the LogFleetIQ app (management); it is not shared with third parties. It is kept with the checklist while the company's account is active and deleted with the account's data no later than 90 days after the account is closed (section 7).
We store the messages exchanged between the company and its drivers (text, attachments, replies and read date) and the record of acknowledgement of the company rules (who confirmed, when and which version).
When you use the apps or the website, we record the IP address, the date and time of each access, and the version and operating system of the app (Android or iOS). We use this data to keep accounts secure, for example to limit repeated sign-in attempts, and to diagnose problems. When one of the mobile apps hits an unexpected error or closes because of a crash, it sends a crash report to Google’s Firebase Crashlytics service, with the error and the stack trace (the point in the code where it happened), the screen or operation in progress, the phone’s model and operating system, the app version and an installation identifier created by Crashlytics. The report does not include your name, e-mail address, registration number or positions, and it is not linked to your account: we use it only to find and fix errors in the apps.
When a company asks to join on the public form, we collect the name, e-mail address (confirmed with a code) and phone number of the person responsible; the company's name, tax number, address, website and fleet size; the company's documents and the representative's identification, which we store encrypted; and the IP address, the country the request comes from, the browser and the acceptance of the terms. We use this data to assess the request before creating the account (pre-contractual steps), and only LogFleetIQ's operators can see it. The anti-robot check is done by Cloudflare (Turnstile) and the tax number is confirmed in VIES, the European Commission's VAT number validation system. Through the «Request a demo» form of the logfleetiq.com website we collect the name, company, e-mail address, phone number, country, number of vehicles and message, only to arrange the demo, with the same anti-robot check.
When the company uses the platform to send payslips, an administrator or fleet manager uploads the month's PDF, with the employees' salary data (pay, deductions, net pay, tax and social security numbers). Each page is stored encrypted and read automatically to propose the driver it belongs to: the name, tax number, net amount and month read are encrypted too, and the manager confirms them before sending. The payslip reaches the driver in the LogFleetIQ Driver app and, if the company wants, the personal e-mail address on their record, with replies going to whoever sent it. Only the driver and the company's administrators and fleet managers see the payslips; the sending and the opening are kept in the activity log. A corrected payslip replaces the previous one, which stays stored, marked as replaced, and no longer appears in the app.
The company registers its drivers on the platform and each driver completes their registration in the LogFleetIQ Driver app (or the company does it on the web platform): mobile number, personal e-mail address, emergency contact (another person's name and phone number), status (Portuguese or EU national, or residence permit), the number and expiry of the identity document and, where applicable, of the residence permit, the number, categories and expiry of the driving licence, tax number (NIF), social security number (NISS), address and date of birth and, for the payment of the salary, the IBAN and BIC, with the files of the documents (identity document, residence permit, driving licence, proof of address and proof of IBAN). These data and files are stored encrypted; the licence number is also stored as a fingerprint (hash) that prevents the same number on two of the company's drivers. Only the driver and the company's administrators and fleet managers can see them, and downloads of the documents are kept in the activity log. The company uses them for the employee's registration, the employment contract, the payment of the salary and the documents' expiry warnings, and may send the employee details and the documents by e-mail, on hiring and on termination, to the HR or accountants' addresses it chooses. An integration of the company with the «drivers:write» scope may register drivers and fill in their registration through the API.
If the company switches on the birthday message, each active driver receives a message from the company on their birthday in the LogFleetIQ Driver app and at the personal e-mail address of their registration, with their first name. If the company also switches on the team message, the other active drivers receive in the app the names of those whose birthday it is that day (without the date of birth or the age), and the colleagues' replies reach the person whose birthday it is. The date of birth is only used for this and for the employee's registration.
The company may issue the driver's employment contract on the platform: the company's text filled in with the company's and the employee's details (name, tax number, social security number, address and identity document) and the terms (job, pay, meal allowance and dates), signed and stamped by the company (images of the representative's signature and of the stamp). The driver reads and signs it in the LogFleetIQ Driver app, with their finger on the screen; we store the signed PDF, with the time of signing, the IP address, the operating system and the app version, and its fingerprint (SHA-256), which proves it has not been changed. The terms, the signature images and the PDFs are stored encrypted. The driver receives their copy of the signed contract at the personal e-mail address of their registration and can see it in the app. Only the driver and the company's administrators and fleet managers can see the contracts.
A company may have a public application page on the platform (app.logfleetiq.com/…/candidatura/…). The candidates' data belong to the company, which is the controller of their processing, and LogFleetIQ processes them on its behalf; the page names the company and its data protection contact. The candidate reads the company's working conditions and confirms having read them, with their name, mobile number and, optionally, e-mail address; we store the text they read, its version, the time and the IP address (encrypted). If they want to go on, they send the details for the employee registration (those of section 2.11 plus marital status, dependants, nationality, the country that issued the driving licence and notes) and the documents for their status, which are stored encrypted. Only the company's administrators and fleet managers can see the applications; the company's HR receives an e-mail notice of each new application, with only the candidate's name and the link. If the candidate is hired, the company may create the driver's registration from the application.
We use the collected information to:
Your data is stored on Microsoft Azure cloud infrastructure located in Western Europe (Netherlands). We implement industry-standard security measures including:
We do not sell, trade, or share your personal information with third parties, except:
We retain fleet and vehicle data for as long as your organization maintains an active account. Upon account termination, data is retained for a maximum of 90 days before permanent deletion. You may request earlier deletion by contacting us.
Refused, expired or withdrawn sign-up requests are deleted 90 days later, with their documents; files chosen on the form and never sent are deleted after 24 hours, and e-mail verification codes after 30 days. Approved requests stay linked to the company's account. Demo requests are deleted after 12 months.
The activity log of the accounts (sign-ins and sign-outs, changes, downloads and exports, with the date, the IP address and the origin: web, app or integration) is kept for 24 months and then deleted; the company's administrator can consult it.
Sent payslips are kept while the driver exists in the company's account and deleted with their data; the page of a payslip that was never sent is deleted 30 days after the upload. The copy attached to the message in the app follows the period of the message attachments (90 days, adjustable by the company).
The drivers' registration data, the files of their documents and the employment contracts are kept while the driver exists in the company's account and deleted with their data; a document removed by the driver or the company is deleted at once. Driver applications of candidates who were not hired are deleted, with their documents, 6 months after they were made; those of candidates who were hired are kept until the company deletes them.
To request deletion of your LogFleetIQ account (mobile apps LogFleetIQ, package pt.logfleetiq.app, and LogFleetIQ Driver, package com.logfleetiq.logfleetiq_driver, and web platform app.logfleetiq.com), follow these steps:
Under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), you have the right to:
To exercise any of these rights, please contact us at [email protected].
Our services are not intended for use by individuals under the age of 18. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children.
We may update this Privacy Policy from time to time. We will notify users of any material changes through the app or by email. The “Last updated” date at the top indicates when this policy was last revised.
If you have questions about this Privacy Policy or our data practices, please contact us: