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Sub-processors

Updated 12 September 2026

The Swedish version is the authoritative text. This translation has not been reviewed by a lawyer.

What this list is

When a business uses Onesync, the business is the controller of data about its own clients and Onesync is the processor. To deliver the service, Onesync in turn engages sub-processors. The list below is the list the data processing agreement refers to. Customers are notified in advance when a sub-processor is added or replaced, and may object.

Sub-processors

ProviderWhat they doWhere processing happens
Supabase, Inc.Database and file storage — where content, messages, bookings and customer records live.Stockholm, Sweden (EU)
Vercel, Inc.Hosting for the websites and the API.Frankfurt (fra1), Germany (EU)
Amazon Web Services EMEA SARLThe language models behind the chat and the content engine (Amazon Bedrock), and email delivery.Frankfurt and Ireland (EU)
Resend, Inc.Email delivery: confirmations, campaigns and notifications.United States
Upstash, Inc.Short-lived cache and rate limiting. Holds no messages or customer records.United States
Anthropic PBC · OpenAI, L.L.C. · OpenRouter, Inc.Language models, where a model is bought directly from the provider rather than through Amazon Bedrock.United States
Nordic Technologies L.L.C-FZSupport, development and operation of the platform on behalf of Sev Nordic AB. Staff in Dubai may need access to the production environment to resolve a fault. No data is stored in the United Arab Emirates — the access is to systems in Sweden and Germany.Access from Dubai, United Arab Emirates (no storage there)
Google Ireland Limited *Google Business Profile and Search Console, for businesses that have connected their accounts.Ireland (EU) and the United States
Meta Platforms Ireland Limited · TikTok Technology Limited · Snap Group Limited *Publishing to social channels, for businesses that have connected their accounts.Ireland (EU) and the United States

Those marked * are engaged only for businesses that have connected their own account to the service.

Those marked † are companies established outside the EU/EEA even where the processing itself runs inside the EU. That still counts as a transfer to a third country, because what decides the question is who is given access to the data, not where the server stands. For these, the European Commission’s Standard Contractual Clauses (Decision 2021/914) apply.

Onesync as a recipient

Onesync is operated by Sev Nordic AB (company reg. no. 559595-6052), registered office Botkyrka, Stockholms län, Sweden, for customers in the EU/EEA, and by Nordic Technologies L.L.C-FZ (licence no. 2653509.01), Meydan Free Zone, Dubai, for customers elsewhere.

Changes

The list changes when the stack changes. Customers with a current agreement are notified in advance of a change of sub-processor that handles personal data, with the opportunity to object before the change is made.