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Subprocessors

Every third-party company that can process data on our behalf, what each one receives, and what it is used for.

Last updated: August 19, 2026

Running Booked55 means relying on other companies — to host the database, process payments, deliver email, and run the AI models behind our AI features. Each one is a subprocessor: it may handle data on our instructions, for a specific purpose, under a contract that requires it to protect that data and prohibits using it for its own purposes.

This page is the complete list. It is the detail behind Section 4 of our Privacy Policy, which governs in the event of any conflict.

We do not sell your personal information, and no company on this list receives your data for its own advertising or resale.

Infrastructure and storage

These providers hold the platform itself. Everything you store in Booked55 lives here.

MongoDB Atlas
What it does
Primary database — every CRM record you create
Data it receives
All account and CRM data: users, contacts, companies, deals, pipelines, activities, tasks, events, campaigns, email content, chat history
Processed in
Canada
Akamai (Linode)
What it does
Application hosting and file storage
Data it receives
Application servers, and every file you upload — attachments, imports, exports, images
Processed in
Canada

AI providers

When you use an AI feature, the data needed to answer that specific request is sent to one of these providers. They process it to return a result and, under our agreements with them, do not use it to train their models. If you would rather no data left our infrastructure for AI processing, do not use the AI features — they are never applied to your data automatically in the background.

Anthropic (Claude)
What it does
AI assistant conversations, reasoning, email drafting, pipeline coaching
Data it receives
Your chat messages and the CRM records relevant to the request you made
Processed in
United States
Cerebras
What it does
Fast AI tasks — business-card scanning, chat titles, sub-agent tool calls
Data it receives
Card images you scan and the CRM records relevant to the request
Processed in
United States
Google (Gemini)
What it does
Document and image understanding, structured data extraction
Data it receives
The file or record content for the request you made
Processed in
United States
Perplexity
What it does
Web research for company search and contact enrichment
Data it receives
The search terms — typically a company or person name and domain
Processed in
United States

Email and calendar

Only active if you connect the integration. We hold an access token scoped to the permissions you granted and can disconnect it at any time from your settings.

Google (Gmail, Calendar)
What it does
Sending and syncing email, syncing calendar events
Data it receives
Messages and events in the mailbox or calendar you connected
Processed in
United States
Microsoft (Outlook, Graph)
What it does
Sending and syncing email, syncing calendar events
Data it receives
Messages and events in the mailbox or calendar you connected
Processed in
United States

Payments

Stripe
What it does
Subscription billing and payment processing
Data it receives
Billing name, email, address, and card details. Card numbers are entered directly with Stripe and never reach our servers.
Processed in
United States

Analytics and monitoring

These tell us how the product is used and when it breaks. They do not receive your CRM records as such, but error reports and session recordings can incidentally contain data that was on screen when something went wrong.

PostHog
What it does
Product analytics and session recording inside the app
Data it receives
Pages viewed, features used, clicks, session recordings (password fields masked), and your account ID and email when logged in
Processed in
United States
Sentry
What it does
Error and performance monitoring
Data it receives
Stack traces, request metadata, user and organization IDs. Authorization headers, cookies, API keys, passwords and tokens are stripped before sending.
Processed in
United States

Changes to this list

We update this page when we add or remove a subprocessor. If you have a written agreement with us that requires advance notice of new subprocessors, we will give you that notice as agreed. To be notified of changes, or to ask a question about any provider listed here, email [email protected].