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Subprocessors

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These are the third-party services that may process personal data when a business uses Crew & Level. Each is used only for the purpose shown, and most only when the business turns the related feature on. We'll update this page before adding a new one. See also our privacy policy.

Service providers

Service providers that process personal data for Crew & Level
ServiceWhat it does for usPersonal data involvedWhen it's used
[HOSTING PROVIDER AND REGION]Hosting the application, database and files, the websites businesses build with Crew & Level Sites and their visit counts, and our own (self-hosted) analytics for this websiteAll service data; for visit statistics (this website's and Sites websites'), see the privacy policyAlways
Stripe, Inc.Card and bank (ACH) payments on each business's own Stripe account, payouts, Tap to PayPayment amounts, customer email, invoice reference; card and bank details are entered directly with StripeWhen the business connects Stripe and takes payments
Twilio Inc.Texts, the business phone line, browser calling, voicemail, call recording and speech recognition for the AI receptionistPhone numbers, message text, call audio and recordingsWhen the business connects a number
ResendSending email (invites, sign-in links, estimates, invoices, receipts, reminders, campaigns)Email address, message contentAlways, for email
Anthropic, PBCThe AI receptionist and "Ask about your business"Inbound texts, call transcripts, the customer and schedule details needed to answer, and report data the person asking can seeWhen the business turns the feature on or someone asks a question
Mapbox, Inc.Turning addresses into map positions, drive times and arrival estimatesService addresses and map coordinatesWhen addresses are added and jobs are scheduled or tracked
Amazon Web Services, Inc. (S3)Storing photos, documents and signature imagesUploaded filesWhen files are uploaded
Expo (650 Industries, Inc.)Push notifications to the tech appDevice push token, notification text (job number, description, time)When a team member allows notifications
Lob.com, Inc.Printing and mailing postcardsRecipient name and address, the business's return address, card contentWhen the business sends a postcard campaign
OpenStreetMap Foundation (tile servers)Map images on the office map and the customer's tracking pageThe viewer's IP address and the map area shownWhen a map is displayed

Services a business chooses to connect

These aren't our subprocessors: the business decides to connect them, and their own terms apply to what they receive.

Services a business can choose to connect
ServiceWhat it does for usPersonal data involvedWhen it's used
Intuit (QuickBooks Online)Accounting syncCustomers, invoices and paymentsWhen the business connects QuickBooks
Google and MicrosoftSign in with Google or MicrosoftAccount identifier, email, nameWhen a person chooses to sign in that way
Your webhooks, API integrations and AI appsWhatever the business sets upWhat the business chooses to send or lets the integration readWhen the business sets them up

Questions: privacy@crewandlevel.com.