For employers and participating members
Corporate privacy and consent.
The corporate program is designed to support people without turning pregnancy or personal wellbeing into workplace reporting. This page explains the boundaries in plain language.
Last updated 14 September 2026.
What the employer controls
The employer chooses the program coverage, delivery preference, and which people to invite. A corporate administrator can view company-level program information and the invitation status needed to operate the program.
What the participant controls
The invited employee or partner creates or connects their own customer account, accepts the program terms, and chooses which fields to share. Consent is recorded with a date, purpose, and the fields selected. A participant may contact us to correct information or withdraw future sharing.
What is not shared by default
Private purchases, account credentials, private support messages, home delivery details, pregnancy-related information, due dates, and personal preferences are not visible to an employer unless the participant has expressly selected the relevant sharing option.
Administrator safeguards
Corporate administrators are authenticated and restricted to their own company. Invitations expire, are single-use, and cannot be accepted twice. Activation and invitation activity are recorded for security and accountability. We may suspend access if an administrator attempts to access another company’s information or requests information outside the program purpose.
Questions or withdrawal
Participants can contact us if they believe information has been shared incorrectly, if they want to correct their details, or if they want to withdraw consent. Withdrawal does not necessarily remove records we must retain for an order, accounting, security, or legal purpose.