Subprocessors

Last updated: 12 September 2026

EINSZWEIDREI SOLUTIONS UG uses the service providers listed below to operate Whazzup. Each of them processes personal data on our behalf under a data processing agreement pursuant to Art. 28 GDPR and only follows our documented instructions.

Current subprocessors

ProviderPurposeDataPlace of processingTransfer safeguard
Supabase
Supabase Inc., 970 Toa Payoh North, Singapore / EU region hosting
Database, authentication and file storage for the platformAccount data, conversations, contacts, attachments, log dataEuropean Union (Frankfurt region)Standard contractual clauses for support access from outside the EU
Lovable / Cloudflare
Lovable Labs Inc. with Cloudflare, Inc. as delivery network
Hosting and delivery of the website, app and widgetIP address, request metadata, content of requests and responsesGlobal edge network, EU-first routingStandard contractual clauses
Resend
Resend, Inc., Delaware, USA
Sending and receiving transactional and support emailsSender and recipient address, subject, message content, delivery eventsUSA and European UnionStandard contractual clauses
Paddle
Paddle.com Market Ltd, London, United Kingdom
Merchant of Record, subscription management, payment processing, tax compliance and invoicingName, email address, billing address, tax data, purchased plan, payment and invoice dataUnited Kingdom and contracted processing locationsUK adequacy decision and standard contractual clauses
Google
Google Ireland Limited, Dublin, Ireland
Optional Google sign-in and, only after consent, web fontsName, email address, profile picture, IP addressIreland, USAStandard contractual clauses
ipwho.is
ipwhois.io (provider of the ipwho.is API)
Approximate location lookup (city, region) from the widget visitor's IP address for support contextIP address only, at the moment of the request; the IP is never stored by usEuropean UnionProcessing within the EU

Changes to this list

We publish planned changes to this list at least 30 days before a new subprocessor starts processing customer data. Customers may object to a new subprocessor in writing for good cause; if we cannot resolve the objection, either side may terminate the affected services.

The contractual basis is our data processing agreement.