The property managers and owners you clean for hand your company door codes, guest stays, and a live connection to their booking system. When they ask how that's protected, send them this page. It says what Rinsebase does — and what it doesn't do yet.
Lockbox codes pasted into a thread that everyone who has ever been added can scroll back through. A client's booking-system login saved in the owner's notes app. A spreadsheet of access instructions forwarded every Friday.
None of that has a lock on it. And it's exactly what a property manager is picturing when they ask a new cleaning partner, "where does our guest information actually go?"
Rinsebase moves it into one system with sign-in, roles, and rules the database enforces — so the answer is a page you can send, not a promise.
An app that hides a button isn't security. These protections live where the data lives, so they apply to every screen, every phone, and every request.
The formal terms live in our Data Processing Agreement. Here's the short version.
A security page that only lists strengths isn't much use to someone signing a contract. If either of these is a requirement for your client, find out before you sign — not after.
Forward it. We'll fill it out in writing, so you can answer the property manager with specifics instead of reassurance — and get back to winning the account.
Last reviewed September 14, 2026