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SUBPROCESSORS

Who helps operate UniFlow Desk, and what each provider receives.

Last updated: July 29, 2026

Plain-language policy

This page describes current UniFlow Desk practices. It is not a claim of certification, and it does not reduce any mandatory rights under applicable law.

Website providers

ProviderPurposeDataLocation
Amazon Web Services EMEA SARL and affiliatesWebsite hosting, TLS delivery, contact database, cookieless site-event storage, DNS, logs, monitoring, and encrypted backups.Requests, IP and security data, submitted contact records, page paths, selected button events, and referring hostnames.Europe (Paris), eu-west-3. Authoritative DNS is a global service.

The contact form does not collect connected-message content, provider credentials, or payment information.

Controlled product providers

ProviderStatus and purposeDataPlanned location
Amazon Web Services EMEA SARL and affiliatesProduction application hosting, encrypted PostgreSQL, encrypted backups, secrets, logs, and monitoring.Account, connection, communication, derived, and operational data.Europe (Paris), eu-west-3.
OpenAI Ireland Ltd / applicable OpenAI contracting entityOptional structured message extraction when enabled by the operator.Bounded message text and schema instructions; no provider token, password, recovery code, or encryption key.According to the applicable OpenAI services agreement and data processing addendum.

Website providers do not receive connected communication content through the contact form. The application provider list, region, transfer mechanism, and data processing terms are reviewed before a user connects a source.

Connection providers are different

Google, Microsoft, Slack, Meta, Telegram, Orange, La Poste, GMX, WEB.DE, Yahoo, Apple iCloud, Mail.com, and a user's approved custom email host are selected data sources or destination providers. They are not automatically UniFlow Desk subprocessors. Their handling of provider-side accounts remains governed by their own terms and privacy notices.

Transfer safeguards

Where a listed provider processes protected data outside the EEA or UK, the operator will use an applicable adequacy decision, European Commission Standard Contractual Clauses, UK International Data Transfer Addendum, or another lawful safeguard. A business customer may request the relevant DPA and transfer information before onboarding.

Changes

This page will be updated before a new material provider begins processing connected product data. Paid business customers will receive any notice required by their DPA. Questions can be sent through the contact form. See the privacy notice for rights and retention information.

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