Subprocessors
The providers that process data for Countorra, each for one purpose. The Privacy Policy describes each one in full.
Supabase
Database, sign-in and file storage.
Receives: Your account, your financial records, your documents and your conversations with the assistant.
Google (sign-in)
Sign in with Google, if you choose it.
Receives: Google confirms who you are and shares your name, email address and profile picture. Nothing about your finances.
Vercel
Hosting the website and the app's servers.
Receives: Your requests, including your IP address, which it keeps in server logs.
Cloudflare
DNS, and a proxy in front of countorra.com.
Receives: Requests to that address, including your IP address.
Anthropic
The AI assistant, when you use it.
Receives: Your message and the records needed to answer it.
Plaid
Bank connections, only if you connect a bank.
Receives: Your bank sign-in, in Plaid's own window. Plaid provides Countorra with your accounts, balances and transactions, and, where you agree, holdings and card and loan details.
Stripe
Billing for every plan and trial.
Receives: Your card details, entered on Stripe's pages, and your workspace and account identifiers, plan and email address.
Google Cloud Document AI
Reading documents that need it: a photo or scan, a W-2, or a form whose checked boxes must be read.
Receives: That file, including everything printed on it. Nothing else about you or your account.
Amazon Web Services (Textract)
Reading receipts, invoices and bills.
Receives: That file, including everything printed on it. Nothing else about you or your account.
Resend
Every email Countorra sends, and the receipts you forward.
Receives: Your email address and each message, and the email you send to your receipts address.
Microsoft, Google, Notion and Dropbox
Only for an integration you turn on, and Google Calendar and Meet when you book a call.
Receives: What that integration needs, as the Privacy Policy describes for each one.
Apple
Sign in with Apple, if you choose it; in the iPhone app, App Store purchases and notifications you turn on.
Receives: As the Privacy Policy describes for the iPhone app.
Sentry
Error and performance monitoring.
Receives: Technical reports of what failed and where, and timings for a sample of requests. Never passwords, tokens, email addresses, amounts, documents, what you type or your IP address.