We want our website and communications to be clear, respectful, and truly helpful for everyone. This page explains what you can expect when you visit, sign up for updates, or contact us.
1. Purpose of the website
Our website exists to:
Explain what On the Button is and how it supports early years safeguarding and well-being.
Provide practical information, blogs, and resources related to EYFS safeguarding, early years well-being, and the features available within On the Button.
Offer clear routes to request demos/snapshots, ask questions, and get support.
We work hard to share accurate information. If any content is created with AI, we will add a note at the top or bottom of the page. Please let us know if you find any mistakes in AI-generated content.
2. Availability and reliability
We try to keep the website available at all times, depending on normal hosting and internet conditions.
If we need to do essential maintenance that could affect access, we will keep any disruption as short as possible.
If a major or ongoing issue comes up, we will fix it as quickly as we can.
We regularly check our website content to keep it accurate, especially for safeguarding, early years practice, and regulations. If guidance changes, we will update the content as soon as possible.
You can expect our content to be:
Focued on safeguarding, well-being, and early years leadership
Written in clear language, avoiding unnecessary jargon
Respectful of children, families, and staff
Based on current understanding and good practice at the time of writing
Our blogs and resources are here to inform and support you, but they do not replace your own safeguarding policies, procedures, or professional judgement.
4. Emails, newsletters, and other communications
If you share your contact details with us, for example, to:
Request a demo
Sign up for a newsletter.
Download or request a resource.
You can expect that:
We will contact you about On the Button, safeguarding, early years well-being, and related topics. Sometimes, we may also share information about other resources from Quality Early Years Ltd.
Our marketing will focus on useful information about our product, and our newsletters will share practical tips on safeguarding and well-being.
You can unsubscribe at any time using the link we provide or by contacting us. We aim to process unsubscribe requests quickly, but it may take a little time for changes to show everywhere. Most unsubscribes are handled within 24 hours.
We will not sell your contact details to third parties.
From time to time, we may contact you to:
Share updates about new features or changes that may affect your use of On the Button
Invite you to early years events, On the Button Get-togethers, or webinars.
Ask for feedback to help improve what we do.
5. Responding to enquiries
If you contact us via the website, email, or WhatsApp, we will:
We will reply to your message as soon as possible, usually within a few hours but certainly within one working day. Our support team is available Monday to Friday from 10 am and on call until 10 pm, so you can expect a response during these hours.
We aim to give you a clear and helpful response, or let you know when you can expect a more detailed answer.
Signpost you to extra support or resources when this is helpful.
We do not give direct advice about individual safeguarding concerns. Please follow your setting’s policy, or if you believe a child is at immediate risk, call 999. For non-emergency safeguarding advice, you can contact the NSPCC on 0808 800 5000.
6. Privacy and data protection
We take care with personal data, especially because of the nature of our work.
Any information you send us through the website, such as contact forms or demo requests, will be used only to support you and your setting, unless the law requires otherwise.
We will keep your information safe and will not share it with third parties for marketing purposes.
You can read our full Privacy Notice to learn more about how we collect, use, and protect your personal data. It is accessible via the footer of our website.
If you think any information we have about you is wrong, or if you want to update your details, please contact us and we will correct it.
7. Fair use and acceptable behaviour
We ask visitors to do the following:
Use the information on our website responsibly.
Please do not scrape data or take large amounts of information without permission, as this can affect the security and integrity of our platform.
Please do not send or post abusive, defamatory, or harmful content to us through any contact channels.
We may block or report misuse if needed to protect our team, users, and the wider community.
8. Changes to this statement
We may update this Website and Communications Service Statement from time to time, for example, if our services change or we need to follow new regulations or best practices.
When we make important changes, we will update the date at the bottom of this page and may highlight key updates in our communications.
9. Contacting us
If you have any questions or concerns about the website or our communications, please get in touch with us at:
Email: [email protected]
Website: weareonthebutton.com
Postal address: On the Button, Quality Early Years Ltd., Dickens House, Guithavon Street, Witham, Essex, CM8 1BJ
We always aim to respond with respect, openness, and support.
Last Updated - 01/01/26
We want our website and communications to be clear, respectful, and truly helpful for everyone. This page explains what you can expect when you visit, sign up for updates, or contact us.
1. Purpose of the website
Our website exists to:
Explain what On the Button is and how it supports early years safeguarding and well-being.
Provide practical information, blogs, and resources related to EYFS safeguarding, early years well-being, and the features available within On the Button.
Offer clear routes to request demos/snapshots, ask questions, and get support.
We work hard to share accurate information. If any content is created with AI, we will add a note at the top or bottom of the page. Please let us know if you find any mistakes in AI-generated content.
2. Availability and reliability
We try to keep the website available at all times, depending on normal hosting and internet conditions.
If we need to do essential maintenance that could affect access, we will keep any disruption as short as possible.
If a major or ongoing issue comes up, we will fix it as quickly as we can.
We regularly check our website content to keep it accurate, especially for safeguarding, early years practice, and regulations. If guidance changes, we will update the content as soon as possible.
You can expect our content to be:
Focued on safeguarding, well-being, and early years leadership
Written in clear language, avoiding unnecessary jargon
Respectful of children, families, and staff
Based on current understanding and good practice at the time of writing
Our blogs and resources are here to inform and support you, but they do not replace your own safeguarding policies, procedures, or professional judgement.
4. Emails, newsletters, and other communications
If you share your contact details with us, for example, to:
Request a demo
Sign up for a newsletter.
Download or request a resource.
You can expect that:
We will contact you about On the Button, safeguarding, early years well-being, and related topics. Sometimes, we may also share information about other resources from Quality Early Years Ltd.
Our marketing will focus on useful information about our product, and our newsletters will share practical tips on safeguarding and well-being.
You can unsubscribe at any time using the link we provide or by contacting us. We aim to process unsubscribe requests quickly, but it may take a little time for changes to show everywhere. Most unsubscribes are handled within 24 hours.
We will not sell your contact details to third parties.
From time to time, we may contact you to:
Share updates about new features or changes that may affect your use of On the Button
Invite you to early years events, On the Button Get-togethers, or webinars.
Ask for feedback to help improve what we do.
5. Responding to enquiries
If you contact us via the website, email, or WhatsApp, we will:
We will reply to your message as soon as possible, usually within a few hours but certainly within one working day. Our support team is available Monday to Friday from 10 am and on call until 10 pm, so you can expect a response during these hours.
We aim to give you a clear and helpful response, or let you know when you can expect a more detailed answer.
Signpost you to extra support or resources when this is helpful.
We do not give direct advice about individual safeguarding concerns. Please follow your setting’s policy, or if you believe a child is at immediate risk, call 999. For non-emergency safeguarding advice, you can contact the NSPCC on 0808 800 5000.
6. Privacy and data protection
We take care with personal data, especially because of the nature of our work.
Any information you send us through the website, such as contact forms or demo requests, will be used only to support you and your setting, unless the law requires otherwise.
We will keep your information safe and will not share it with third parties for marketing purposes.
You can read our full Privacy Notice to learn more about how we collect, use, and protect your personal data. It is accessible via the footer of our website.
If you think any information we have about you is wrong, or if you want to update your details, please contact us and we will correct it.
7. Fair use and acceptable behaviour
We ask visitors to do the following:
Use the information on our website responsibly.
Please do not scrape data or take large amounts of information without permission, as this can affect the security and integrity of our platform.
Please do not send or post abusive, defamatory, or harmful content to us through any contact channels.
We may block or report misuse if needed to protect our team, users, and the wider community.
8. Changes to this statement
We may update this Website and Communications Service Statement from time to time, for example, if our services change or we need to follow new regulations or best practices.
When we make important changes, we will update the date at the bottom of this page and may highlight key updates in our communications.
9. Contacting us
If you have any questions or concerns about the website or our communications, please get in touch with us at:
Email: [email protected]
Website: weareonthebutton.com
Postal address: On the Button, Quality Early Years Ltd., Dickens House, Guithavon Street, Witham, Essex, CM8 1BJ
We always aim to respond with respect, openness, and support.
Last Updated - 01/01/26
Welcome to On the Button, the software provided by Quality Early Years Ltd (No. 10761378). We're based at Dickens House, Guithavon Street, Witham, Essex, CM8 1BJ.
We aim to get your personalised software set up within four working days of receiving payment and information about your setting. The software is designed to help you track and manage well-being and safeguarding. It gives you a clear overview of what's going on, sends alerts for important updates, and helps your team keep records in an 'all-in-one safeguarding and well-being system' covering a range of features.
Before You Start
By using On the Button, you agree to these Terms and Conditions. If you have questions, contact us at [email protected].
License and Restrictions
· On the Button is licensed for use on an unlimited number of devices that connect to the internet.
· Your staff may use the software. You must ensure they keep their passwords secure and remove access when they leave.
· You may not sublicense, assign, copy, reverse engineer, or use the software in any way that's not permitted in this agreement.
· You may not use On the Button to create a competing service.
Payments and Billing
· Licenses are charged monthly or annually based on the maximum number of children you can accept at one time (e.g., your Ofsted registration).
· A Payment Notice outlines the details and will be updated if your capacity changes.
· Monthly payers are expected to set up a standing order.
· We charge on a calendar-month basis. For example, if your Pay Date is April 3rd, your payment is due on the 2nd of each following month.
· We can see SMS messages that are repeatedly not being delivered and will periodically check this. We will notify you if a landline has been used or where a mobile number has been wrongly added so there are undelivered texts. If that is not rectified, an extra charge of £20 will be requested on each pay date until the situation is resolved.
· It maybe we can retrieve information for a child that has been deleted, but this cannot be guaranteed. This is not a straightforward process. We will determine if we think it is possible (but it is still not guaranteed) and a charge will be agreed before trying to retrieve your information.
· We will give you at least 2 months' notice of any price changes, and fees will be calculated accordingly.
Non-Payment
· Quality Early Years Ltd. wishes to spend time supporting settings. We don't want to hire extra team members to chase fees, which would consequently raise everyone's regular fees. Therefore, our rules are strictly followed.
· If any payment is late, we may suspend your access.
· If not resolved within 14 days of a reminder, access will be suspended until payment is received with the following month’s fee (so it is not late again).
· Fees overdue are always calculated on the monthly rate.
· We charge interest at 4% above NatWest Bank's current base rate on overdue amounts for the month in question, using the monthly rate, calculated daily for normal fees or in total for admin fees applied.
· To calculate daily we will treat every month as 31 days, divide that by what is outstanding and round it up (i.e. monthly fee is £60/31 = £1.95 per day). Then add interest.
· Third and following suspensions will incur an additional £20 admin fee to unsuspend your account.
· If payment is not made within 30 days of the due date, the account will be cancelled, and you will be notified that the suspension will be lifted, giving you 3 days to download your data before it is deleted.
Notice and Cancellation
· You or we can cancel this agreement in writing.
· During the first 90 days, only one week's notice is required.
· The standard notice period is one calendar month from your pay date, for example, with a pay date of the 8th, your notice will end on the 7th of the following month.
· To cancel, email [email protected],
· If we cancel, we'll notify you via email linked to your software. We will ensure you have enough time to download your data.
Refund Policy and Guarantee
· The 90-day full money-back guarantee period begins on the day you receive your software (your pay date).
· After the guarantee period, one month's notice of cancellation must be made from your pay date.
· For annual payments, if cancelled after 90 days, you'll receive a refund for the remaining months based on the proportion of whole months left for the year from the pay date.
· All users must cancel on their Pay Date of a calendar month to avoid extra charges the following month.
Access and Support
· On the Button is available 24/7, subject to server and internet reliability.
· We provide help videos, face-to-face training sessions, and ongoing WhatsApp support.
Your Role and Ours
· You are responsible for deciding what data you put into the system and how it is used.
· We store and process your data on your behalf, using secure, modern data protection practices.
· You must ensure you have the legal right to share data with the On the Button platform.
How We Protect Your Data
We positively choose our technology partners based on their commitment to security and data protection. We review the privacy and security practices of all third-party providers we rely on, including Microsoft Azure and Twilio, immediately after they release changes. If these third-party providers change their privacy policies or terms, we assess the impact and will inform customers if any risks arise and consider changing provider.
Together with Microsoft Azure and trusted tools like Twilio (used only to send login reminder texts without personal data), we protect your data by:
· Access Control: Each user has their own secure login. Role-based access ensures only appropriate staff can access specific information. Automatic session timeouts help protect unattended accounts.
· Encryption: All data is encrypted in transit (TLS 1.2+) and at rest (AES-256). Encryption keys are securely managed.
· Hosting: All data is hosted on Microsoft Azure servers in the UK. Each customer's data is logically separated.
· Backups: Microsoft Azure performs daily backups stored in secure, separate UK locations. On the Button does not retain or store backups independently. We understand that these backups are removed when customer data is deleted after 30 days.
· Monitoring: We do not actively monitor customer login activity. However, login actions may be logged within the system for potential future audit purposes.
· Support Access: On the Button staff, cannot access your system unless you create a temporary user login. Our developers hold enhanced DBS checks. We can only reset senior staff passwords with permission.
· Software Updates: We regularly update the platform to fix bugs and strengthen security. All new features are reviewed to ensure they protect user data.
· Incident Response: If there's ever a data breach, we'll inform you within 24 hours with precise details and actions taken.
· Data Deletion: We use a secure deletion process to ensure your data is removed within three days of contract end. You are responsible for downloading anything you wish to retain before this.
· Twilio Messaging: We use Twilio to send secure SMS login prompts that help users quickly access the software. These messages do not contain personal data. We rely on Twilio's published data protection standards and certifications to ensure compliance with UK GDPR.
Your Rights and Our Help
We'll support you with:
- Requests from parents or staff about their data (access, updates, deletion)
- Data protection impact assessments or ICO contact (there may be a charge for this work)
If Something Goes Wrong (Data Breach)
If a breach occurs: -
We'll notify you within 24 hours. We'll explain what happened during the event, what was affected, and what we're doing to fix it, including any impact the event may have caused.
Records and Checks
You maintain records showing how you handle your data, including:
- A log of when and how data is accessed within the system (by user, date, and action)
- Records of staff access rights (who has access to what, and when it was granted or removed).
- Logs of login attempts, password resets, and permission changes
- A register of any temporary access given to On the Button staff for support (who, when, and what for).
You may request:
- Access to these records at any time
- A copy of our data protection and security policies
- Documentation of any reported issues or data-related incidents
- Change logs showing updates to software affecting security, data access, or functionality
How Long Do We Keep Your Data
· You are responsible for downloading your own data during your contract.
· Your data is permanently deleted 30 days after your final payment.
We will confirm when the deletion is complete.
International Transfers
We won't move your data outside the UK without your permission and proper legal safeguards.
Intellectual Property
· The software belongs to Quality Early Years Ltd.
· The information you upload belongs to you.
· You may download your data anytime while your subscription is active.
· Deleted data after 30 day is not recoverable.
Software Availability and Liability
· We aim to provide reliable access, but we can't guarantee availability due to server or internet issues.
· We are not liable for loss of data or business due to outages, delays, or data entry errors.
· Our total liability is limited to the fees you've paid.
Changes to These Terms
· We'll give you 30 days' notice before changes
· You can raise concerns during this time
· After 30 days, the updated terms apply
Last Updated - 1/12/2025
This policy will be updated on an ongoing basis.
Terminology
· Super-Senior: This is one person; the registered person/person nominated by the registered person.
· Seniors: These are the Senior Management Team in your setting, including your Designated Safeguarding Leads who manage the software within your organisation.
· Regular Educators are the team working with the children and are not part of the Senior Management Team, generally include Team/Room/Class Leaders.
Access and Passwords
Whole team
· Permissions: These are access rights controlled by usernames and passwords that determine who can access which parts of the system.
· Staff should access the software using their personal details and log out immediately when finished.
· The system uses a two-level password system:
· One password gives your organisation access to the system.
· Each staff member then must enter their name and sign in individually with their own password.
· Whistleblowing can be done confidentially by any team member.
Regular Educators
· When logging on, other's names or passwords cannot be seen.
· Staff logs are only seen by Seniors and the Super-Senior about logs concerning: -
· Well-being of children, staff, and parents
· Safeguarding of children
· Parent Complaints
· Whistleblowing regarding colleagues, policies, procedures …
· Once made, they do not see the information they have recorded again.
Seniors
· Must verify their email before logging onto the software for the first time.
· Seniors receive SMS messages and emails, but these only direct them to the software for a specific purpose; no sensitive data is included.
· The SMS messaging may be turned off (e.g. for holidays or when someone is unwell).
· Can see the names of the whole team, including their temporary passwords, until they are reset
· Can add new staff to the system.
· It is VERY IMPORTANT and YOUR RESPONSIBILITY to remove any staff members (Regular Educators and Seniors) who leave your organisation to stop
their access.
· Will respond to the Regular Educator's logs, but the data added is not visible to junior staff, as detailed above.
· Will see and use the Safer Recruitment and Training Matrix, which shows all staff information.
· Whistleblowing about another Senior will not be seen by the Senior team.
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As an extra precaution to protect your data in the software, you should organise for the whole team to change their passwords every quarter when On the Button prompts them to do so.
The Super-Senior – being added in 2026
· Must verify their email before logging onto the software for the first time.
· SMS messaging may be turned off for regular logs from other team members including the responses from Seniors to Regular Educator’s logs.
· SMS messaging cannot be turned off for whistleblowing concerning Seniors.
· Responding to these scenarios will not be seen by Seniors.
· Can see the responses to Regular Educators.
· Whistleblowing about senior staff will only be seen by the Super-Senior.
· On the Button will advise you to change passwords each quarter.
· Super Senior Staff can see the names of the whole team, including their temporary passwords, until they are reset.
On the Button's Access
· On the Button staff, cannot access your data unless you grant them temporary access via a user account you create.
· Once support is complete, you should delete that temporary account to maintain privacy.
Data Handling
· Sensitive family data is deliberately limited in the system.
· All data is hosted on secure servers in the UK.
· We follow UK data protection laws, including GDPR.
Questions or Help
Contact us at: [email protected]
Last Updated 1/12/2025