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Subprocessors

Last updated: November 10, 2026

These outside companies handle data for TrackOver so the service can run. Rows marked optional only apply when a company turns that feature on. We sign terms with each that limit how they may use the data.

CompanyWhat it doesDataWhere
SupabaseDatabase, sign-in and file storageEverything a company stores in TrackOver, including photos, job records, time and crew locationUnited States (AWS)
VercelWebsite and server hosting, page-load statisticsWeb requests, IP addresses, pages visited (no ad cookies)United States
StripeCard and bank payments, subscriptions, payoutsPayer name, email, billing details, payment amountsUnited States
TwilioText messages and phone callsPhone numbers and message text, call audio when voice features are onUnited States
ResendSending emailRecipient email address and the messageUnited States
AnthropicAI features (drafting, reading paperwork, translating, the helper)The text or image a person sends to an AI featureUnited States
OpenAI and Deepgram (optional)Turning voice notes into textVoice recordings a crew member chooses to dictateUnited States
Google Maps PlatformTurning addresses into map pointsJob and customer addressesUnited States
US Census geocoder, Nominatim and Overpass (OpenStreetMap data), Photon (Komoot)Address and place look-ups for maps and job sitesAddresses or coordinates typed or saved on a jobUnited States and Germany
Open-Meteo and Google Solar (optional)Weather for rain days and roof measurements, when those tools are usedA job's coordinates or addressEurope (Open-Meteo) and United States (Google)
CompanyCam (optional)Photo import, when a company connects itJob photos the company chooses to bring overUnited States
ID.me (optional)Identity verification, when a company turns it onVerification result for the person verifyingUnited States
OpenStreetMap tile serversMap pictures on map screensThe visitor's IP address and the map area viewedUnited Kingdom and EU
Cloudflare TurnstileBot check on signup and booking formsIP address and browser signalsUnited States
Plaid (optional)Bank connection for bookkeeping, when a company turns it onRead-only bank transactionsUnited States
Intuit QuickBooks (optional)Accounting import, when a company connects itCustomers, invoices and payments the company chooses to syncUnited States
Apple and Google push services (through Expo)Phone notificationsDevice token and the notification textUnited States
Google Ads and Meta (optional)Measuring our own ads and showing them again to site visitorsPage views and sign-up events from trackover.io, only after the visitor accepts cookies, never from signed-in customers or customer linksUnited States

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