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Sub-processors

Last updated: 25 August 2026 · Effective: 25 August 2026

This page lists the third parties that may process customer personal data to deliver Openbiznis. We give at least 30 days' notice before adding or replacing one, per section 8 of the DPA.

1. How to be notified of changes

Email support@openbiznis.comwith the subject "Sub-processor notifications" and we will add you to the notice list. Customers may object to a new sub-processor on reasonable data protection grounds within the notice period, as set out in the Data Processing Agreement.

2. Infrastructure sub-processors

These providers host or transmit customer data as part of running the platform.

ProviderPurposeProcessing location
SupabasePrimary application database, authentication, and file storageEuropean Union
VercelApplication hosting, edge delivery, and request loggingEuropean Union (with global edge network)
CloudflareBot and abuse protection (Turnstile) on sign-in, sign-up, workspace creation, and public booking forms — processes IP address and browser signals to distinguish people from botsEuropean Union (with global network)
TelnyxVoice telephony — call origination and termination, phone numbers, and call metadata for the in-browser dialerEuropean Union / United States
ResendDelivery of transactional email — workspace invitations, booking confirmations and reminders, and account notices. Processes recipient name and email address.European Union / United States
StripeSubscription billing and payment processing for the customer's own Openbiznis subscription. Processes billing contact and payment details; card data is handled by Stripe and never reaches our systems.European Union / United States
OpenRouterInference routing for the platform's AI features — call summaries, suggested follow-up messages, and social performance insights. Runs only when a user explicitly requests one of those features. Where a call has been recorded and transcribed, the transcript text of that call is sent for summarisation. See the AI & Content Policy for user obligations and output rules.United States

3. Integration sub-processors

These process data only where a customer enables the corresponding integration. If the integration is off, no data flows to the provider.

ProviderPurposeProcessing location
Google (Google Calendar API)Two-way calendar synchronisation for booked appointmentsEuropean Union / United States
Meta PlatformsDelivery of Instagram and Facebook conversations into the shared inboxEuropean Union / United States
CalendlyImports booked meetings into the platform and keeps them in step. Processes the invitee's name, email address and meeting time.United States
ComposioBrokers the customer's own OAuth connections to Google and Meta, and relays the data those integrations returnUnited States

Openbiznis also offers connections to LinkedIn, Twilio and HubSpot. Connecting one authorises Openbiznis with that provider and stores the resulting token; no customer personal data is sent to any of the three today. They are named here for completeness rather than listed above, and will move into the table — with notice, under section 8 of the DPA — before any data begins to flow.

4. Transfers outside the EEA

Where a provider above processes personal data outside the European Economic Area, the transfer relies on an adequacy decision by the European Commission where one applies to that provider, and otherwise on the European Commission's Standard Contractual Clauses (Decision 2021/914) together with supplementary measures identified in a transfer impact assessment.

5. Our own personnel

Launchzy personnel may access customer data where necessary to provide support, investigate a fault, or respond to a security incident. Access follows least privilege, requires multi-factor authentication, and is recorded in the audit trail.

6. Contact

Questions about this list, or a request for the current version in writing:support@openbiznis.com.

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