Sub-processors

Last updated: July 29, 2026

To run CallCompanion we rely on a small set of trusted third-party companies (“sub-processors”). Each one only receives the data it needs to do its job, and only to operate the service — never to sell or advertise to you. This page lists every company that customer data may pass through, what they do, and where they operate.

Most of these companies are in the United States. Your account and call records are stored in Canada (Supabase, Canada-Central region), but the telephone, voice, transcription, AI, and payment steps are performed by U.S. providers, so some call and message content is processed in the United States. By using CallCompanion you consent to this cross-border processing, disclosed here in line with PIPEDA and Quebec Law 25.

CompanyWhat it doesData it handlesWherePolicies
SupabaseDatabase & loginAccount details, contacts, call records, transcripts, messages, bookingsCanada (Canada-Central region)
VercelApplication hostingData in transit while pages and webhooks runUnited States / global edge
TwilioPhone calls & text messagesPhone numbers, call audio/recordings, transcripts, SMS content, call metadataUnited States
ElevenLabsReal-voice AI receptionist (speech-to-text, voice, conversation)Call audio and conversation content on calls that use the real-voice add-onUnited States
Google (via ElevenLabs)Language model (Gemini) powering the voice agentConversation text passed through the ElevenLabs voice agentUnited States / global
AnthropicClaude — classifies calls & drafts repliesCall transcripts and message text (not used to train Anthropic models)United States
OpenAIWhisper — voicemail transcriptionVoicemail audio converted to text (not used to train OpenAI models via the API)United States
StripePayments & billingBilling contact and card details (card data is handled and tokenized by Stripe — we never store card numbers)United States / global
CloudflareDNS for our web addressesDomain-name lookups (domain and IP only — no call content)United States / global

We also host our source code on GitHub; GitHub stores program code only, not your call or customer data. We will update this page before adding any new sub-processor that handles personal data.

This document is general information, not legal advice, and has not been reviewed by a licensed lawyer. Consult a Canadian lawyer before relying on it.