Sub-processors
These companies handle personal data for Dovalis, each under a contract that binds it to protect the data at least as well as our data processing agreement does.
Supabase
The database, the logins and the stored files.
- Contracted company
- Supabase Pte. Ltd., Singapore.
- Where
- Frankfurt, Germany.
- Outside the EU
- Standard contractual clauses.
Vercel
Hosting: it runs the application.
- Contracted company
- Vercel Inc., United States.
- Where
- The application runs in Frankfurt, Germany; pages pass through its network worldwide.
- Outside the EU
- Standard contractual clauses.
Resend
Sending email, for Dovalis and for the businesses that use it.
- Contracted company
- Plus Five Five, Inc., United States.
- Where
- Ireland.
- Outside the EU
- Standard contractual clauses.
Cloudflare
The dovalis.com domain name, and passing on email sent to Dovalis's own addresses.
- Contracted company
- Cloudflare, Inc., United States.
- Where
- Its network, worldwide.
- Outside the EU
- Standard contractual clauses.
Amazon Web Services
Receiving the copies of emails a business sends to its Dovalis address in Bcc: their envelope, headers and checks, never their content.
- Contracted company
- Amazon Web Services EMEA SARL, Luxembourg.
- Where
- Frankfurt, Germany.
- Outside the EU
- Standard contractual clauses.
Stripe
Charging for paid plans: the paying business's billing details and how it pays. Never testimonials.
- Contracted company
- Stripe Payments Europe, Limited, Ireland.
- Where
- The European Union and the United States.
- Outside the EU
- Standard contractual clauses.
StartCo
Issuing Dovalis's invoices and sending them to the Romanian tax authority: the paying business's billing details. Never testimonials.
- Contracted company
- STARTCONTABILITATE S.R.L., Romania.
- Where
- Romania.
- Outside the EU
- Not sent outside the EU.
Standard contractual clauses: the European Commission's clauses in each company's contract with us, which protect the data outside the European Union.
Data is encrypted in transit and where it is stored. A company outside the European Union, or owned from outside it, is bound by the standard contractual clauses to tell us of a request from a public authority for the data, and to challenge one it considers unlawful, as far as the law allows.