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Subprocessors

Last updated 24 October 2026

These are the companies that process data on our behalf. Our Privacy Policy explains what we collect and why; this page names the providers behind each category in section 6 of it. We keep this page current, so it changes more often than the policy itself.

Handling a call

ProviderWhat it does for usWhere
TwilioTelephone numbers, inbound and outbound calls, text messagesUnited States
VapiReal-time voice handling — joining the call to the models below, and running the demo on our websiteUnited States
SonioxSpeech recognition: turning what the caller says into textUnited States
AnthropicThe language model that understands the caller and decides what to say (Claude)United States
ElevenLabsSpeech synthesis: the voice the caller hearsUnited States

A business can choose different models in its own settings. Where it does, the provider it picks handles that business's calls in place of the one above. The alternatives we support are OpenAI, Google and Groq for language models; Deepgram, AssemblyAI and Microsoft Azure for speech recognition; and Cartesia, PlayHT, OpenAI, Deepgram and Microsoft Azure for voices.

Storing and running the service

ProviderWhat it does for usWhere
SupabaseDatabase, sign-in and uploaded files — including our own record of enquiries sent through this websiteCanada — our database is in the Canada Central region. Supabase is a United States company, and its staff may access the system from outside Canada in order to support it.
VercelHosting for our website and dashboardUnited States
RailwayHosting for the automation that books, changes and cancels appointmentsUnited States
CloudflareThe bot check on our callback formUnited States and globally

Around the service

ProviderWhat it does for usWhere
StripeSubscriptions and card payments. We never receive your full card number.United States / Canada
ResendSending our email, and receiving email sent to our service addressesUnited States
GoogleGoogle Calendar and Google Sheets, where a business connects them, and Google Fonts, which loads the typefaces on our pagesUnited States
MicrosoftOutlook and Microsoft 365 calendars, where a business connects oneUnited States

Changes to this page

Replacing one provider with another of the same kind is a change we make here, with the date above updated. Adding a new kind of processing, or moving a category of data to a new country, is a material change to our Privacy Policy, and subscribers get 30 days' notice by email before it takes effect.

Questions

If you need this list for a vendor review, a due-diligence questionnaire or an insurer, write to hello@zoivox.ca and we will answer.