Account support

Account deletion and data rights

How customers can request account deletion, data access, correction, restriction, portability or other privacy rights.

Last updated: 9 July 2026.

Purpose

This procedure explains how customers can request account deletion, data access, correction, restriction, portability or other privacy rights in relation to Hi-Five.

Requests are handled through verification

Requests should be sent to hifive.platform@outsmartm.co.uk or submitted through the support channel where available. Hi-Five may require identity verification before acting on the request.

Business-controlled data

Where the request relates to a participating business's loyalty programme, rewards, referrals, appointment reminders, messages or customer relationship, the participating business may need to respond as controller. Hi-Five will assist as platform provider where appropriate.

Deletion effects

Deleting a Hi-Five account may remove access to points, rewards, referrals, connected business programmes, family labels, messages and redemption options. Some records may be retained where required for legal, accounting, fraud-prevention, dispute-resolution, audit, security or regulatory purposes.

Business programme opt-out

A customer may opt out of a specific participating business's loyalty programme without closing the central Hi-Five account. Previous points or rewards may not be reinstated if the customer rejoins unless the business agrees or its rules allow this.

Access/export requests

Access requests and personal-data copies are handled through support review. Data may be redacted where it includes other people's data, business confidential information, security logs or fraud-prevention information that cannot be disclosed.

Suggested support workflow

  1. Receive request and identify whether it concerns central Hi-Five account data, a specific business programme, or both.
  2. Verify identity and account ownership.
  3. Route business-controller items to the relevant participating business where required.
  4. Place account on hold if deletion may affect pending disputes, redemptions or fraud checks.
  5. Export, correct, suppress or delete eligible data as appropriate.
  6. Confirm outcome to the requester and retain an audit record.