Subprocessors

Transparent registry of service providers that process customer data

Effective Date:
August 5, 2026
Last Updated:
August 5, 2026
Estimated Read Time:
3 min read
Version:
1.0

1. Introduction

This page provides a transparent registry of third-party service providers (“Subprocessors”) that OliveOps engages to process customer data on your behalf.

OliveOps works to ensure that service providers handle data appropriately, and reviews provider terms and privacy practices as part of its vendor assessment process.

2. Active Subprocessors

The following service providers are currently processing customer data on behalf of OliveOps:

Provider Name

Vercel Inc.

Purpose

Application hosting, deployment, and content delivery

Data Categories

Application data, logs, usage data

Processing Location

United States (multiple regions)

Provider Name

Amazon Web Services, Inc. (AWS)

Purpose

Database, data storage, cloud infrastructure

Data Categories

Customer data, business records, user information

Processing Location

us-east-2 (Ohio, United States)

Provider Name

Resend

Purpose

Transactional email delivery

Data Categories

Email addresses, email content, notification data

Processing Location

United States

Last updated: August 5, 2026

3. Planned Integrations

The following integrations are planned for future versions of OliveOps. These are not yet active but may be added:

Provider

Stripe (planned payment processor)

Purpose

Payment processing and billing

Provider

Intuit QuickBooks (planned accounting integration)

Purpose

Accounting and financial data synchronization

Platform

Apple App Store and Google Play

Classification

Mobile application distribution platforms that may be used in the future. These platforms are not currently active and do not process OliveOps customer data on our behalf.

4. Changes to Subprocessors

OliveOps may add, remove, or change Subprocessors as necessary to provide and improve the Service. OliveOps will:

  • Maintain an up-to-date list of subprocessors on this page
  • Notify customers of material changes where practical
  • Review subprocessor data practices as part of its vendor assessment process

5. Objecting to Subprocessor Changes

If you have concerns about a specific subprocessor or a proposed change, please contact us at support@oliveops.ca. Where required by applicable law or a customer agreement, OliveOps will provide notice of material new subprocessors and address reasonable objections in accordance with the terms of the applicable agreement.

Questions about this policy?

Contact us with any concerns or questions about this policy.