Subprocessors
These are the outside companies that handle our clients' data for us, so that Call Me Booked can answer calls, send texts and run the service. Each is bound by a written contract to protect that data, and we require each not to use it for its own purposes, including training or improving any AI model. The last line of each entry shows when that company's data processing agreement with us came into force, where we have recorded it.
We give clients at least 30 days' notice by email before adding or replacing a subprocessor, as our Data Processing Addendum says. Questions: hello@callmebooked.com.
Supabase
- What we use it for
- Database, sign-in and file storage (call recordings, photos)
- Data it handles
- All account data: calls, recordings, transcripts, texts, customers, jobs, estimates and invoices
- Where
- Canada (Central)
- Data processing agreement
- In force since September 27, 2026 (accepted with its terms)
Vercel
- What we use it for
- Hosting the app and its phone and text webhooks
- Data it handles
- Everything passing between the app, the phone company and users' browsers while it is processed
- Where
- Canada (Montréal) for the app's servers; worldwide network for page delivery
- Data processing agreement
- In force since September 25, 2026 (accepted with its terms)
Twilio
- What we use it for
- Phone numbers, calls, call recording, texts, speech recognition and voicemail transcription
- Data it handles
- Call audio and recordings (until copied to our storage), what callers say, voicemail transcripts, texts, phone numbers and caller ID
- Where
- United States
- Data processing agreement
- In force since September 27, 2026 (accepted with its terms)
Telnyx
- What we use it for
- Second phone provider: phone numbers, calls, call recording, texts, speech recognition and voicemail transcription (only when it's switched on)
- Data it handles
- Call audio and recordings (until copied to our storage), what callers say, voicemail transcripts, texts, phone numbers and caller ID
- Where
- United States
- Data processing agreement
- Not recorded yet
Google (speech recognition through Twilio and Telnyx)
- What we use it for
- Turns what callers say into text on Twilio calls, and in French and Spanish on the real-time voice service
- Data it handles
- Callers' speech while they talk to the assistant
- Where
- United States
- Data processing agreement
- Not recorded yet
Deepgram (speech recognition through Twilio and Telnyx)
- What we use it for
- Turns what callers say into text on the live receptionist, on Telnyx calls and on the real-time voice service
- Data it handles
- Callers' speech while they talk to the assistant
- Where
- United States
- Data processing agreement
- Not recorded yet
Amazon Polly (voices through Twilio and Telnyx)
- What we use it for
- The assistant's speaking voice
- Data it handles
- The assistant's words, which can repeat a caller's name, number or address back to them
- Where
- United States
- Data processing agreement
- Not recorded yet
ElevenLabs (voices through Twilio)
- What we use it for
- The assistant's natural speaking voice on calls
- Data it handles
- The assistant's words, which can repeat a caller's name, number or address back to them
- Where
- United States
- Data processing agreement
- Not recorded yet
Real-time voice server host
- What we use it for
- Optional faster conversations (off unless set up in Setup) (only when it's switched on)
- Data it handles
- What callers say and the assistant's replies, as text
- Where
- Set per deployment
- Data processing agreement
- Not recorded yet
Anthropic (Claude)
- What we use it for
- The AI model that understands callers and texts, and writes summaries
- Data it handles
- Transcripts and texts (words only, no audio), with the business's own details
- Where
- United States
- Data processing agreement
- In force since September 18, 2026 (accepted with its terms)
Stripe
- What we use it for
- Subscription billing, and card payments customers make to a business
- Data it handles
- Billing contacts and payment details; customers' names and emails on payments
- Where
- United States
- Data processing agreement
- In force since September 24, 2026 (accepted with its terms)
Resend
- What we use it for
- App emails (alerts, reports, confirmations)
- Data it handles
- Email addresses and email contents, which can include call summaries
- Where
- United States
- Data processing agreement
- In force since September 26, 2026 (accepted with its terms)
Google (Calendar and Gmail)
- What we use it for
- A business's connected calendar, and our own sales email (only when it's switched on)
- Data it handles
- Calendar events for booked visits (customer name, address, time)
- Where
- United States
- Data processing agreement
- Not recorded yet
Google Maps (Google LLC)
- What we use it for
- Looking up the postal code of an address a caller gives, suggesting addresses as people type on a business's booking page and in setup, and placing addresses on a map: checking whether an address is inside a business's service area, arrival-time estimates, crew start points, local weather, and placing a business's past customers on a map so storm mode can show which were in an official weather warning area (Pro)
- Data it handles
- Street addresses only, as typed or said (no names or phone numbers). Looked-up addresses and map positions are kept by us for 30 days at most, then looked up again or deleted
- Where
- United States
- Data processing agreement
- In force since October 9, 2026 (accepted with its terms)
Microsoft (Outlook / Microsoft 365)
- What we use it for
- A business's connected Outlook calendar, when it chooses Outlook (only when it's switched on)
- Data it handles
- Busy times (start, end, free or busy) read from the calendar; events for booked visits (customer name, phone, address, time)
- Where
- United States
- Data processing agreement
- Not recorded yet
Jobber (Octopusapp Inc.)
- What we use it for
- A business's connected Jobber account, when it schedules in Jobber or brings its Jobber clients into the app (the business's own account, not our subprocessor) (only when it's switched on)
- Data it handles
- Busy times (start, end, who they're assigned to) read from the schedule; requests for booked visits (customer name, phone, address, time); with Jobber sync, the business's Jobber clients (name, phone, email, property addresses), requests and visits in the next 60 days
- Where
- Canada and the United States
- Data processing agreement
- Not recorded yet
JobNimbus
- What we use it for
- A business's connected JobNimbus account, when it schedules in JobNimbus (only when it's switched on)
- Data it handles
- Busy times (start and end of appointments) read from the calendar; appointments for booked visits (customer name, phone, address, time)
- Where
- United States
- Data processing agreement
- Not recorded yet
Housecall Pro
- What we use it for
- A business's connected Housecall Pro account, when it schedules in Housecall Pro (only when it's switched on)
- Data it handles
- Busy times (start, end, who they're assigned to) read from the schedule; jobs for booked visits (customer name, phone, address, time)
- Where
- United States
- Data processing agreement
- Not recorded yet
CompanyCam (CompanyCam, Inc.)
- What we use it for
- A business's connected CompanyCam account, when it keeps job photos in CompanyCam (only when it's switched on)
- Data it handles
- For each booked visit: the customer's name and the address (to find or make its project), the photos the customer sent before the visit; the project's photos are read back
- Where
- United States
- Data processing agreement
- Not recorded yet
Intuit (QuickBooks Online)
- What we use it for
- A business's connected QuickBooks Online account, for its bookkeeping (only when it's switched on)
- Data it handles
- Invoices and payments made in the app, with the customer's name, phone, email and billing address
- Where
- Canada and the United States
- Data processing agreement
- Not recorded yet
Firebase Cloud Messaging (Google)
- What we use it for
- Notifications to the crew app (only when it's switched on)
- Data it handles
- Short alert texts about jobs and calls, sent to team members' phones
- Where
- United States
- Data processing agreement
- In force since October 9, 2026 (accepted with its terms)
Cloudflare
- What we use it for
- Domain names and email forwarding for our own addresses
- Data it handles
- Emails sent to our addresses while they are forwarded
- Where
- Worldwide network
- Data processing agreement
- In force since September 25, 2026 (accepted with its terms)