Subprocessors
Last updated October 29, 2026
These are the service providers (“subprocessors”) that Fine Folk LLC (“Daywright”) uses to process personal data on behalf of its customers in providing Daywright. This is the list our privacy policy and our Data Processing Addendum (Annex III) refer to.
Before we add or replace a subprocessor, we update this page and tell each customer’s owners at least 15 days ahead, or as soon as we can when a provider has to be replaced urgently. Customers may object as the DPA describes.
Subprocessors
| Subprocessor | What it does for Daywright | Personal data it processes | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| Google LLC (Google Cloud) | Application hosting, the main database, and its point-in-time backups | All customer personal data | United States |
| Cloudflare, Inc. | File storage (R2) and encrypted database backups | Documents, photos, and attachments; encrypted backup copies | United States |
| GitHub, Inc. | Automated checks and test restores of database backups | Encrypted database backups, which are decrypted briefly on GitHub-hosted machines to be checked | United States |
| Anthropic, PBC | AI models behind the in-app assistant, the Conversations assistant (when a customer turns it on), and document import | The records a user asks the assistant about, message threads, and uploaded files | United States |
| SMTP2GO Limited | Email delivery | Recipients’ names and email addresses, message contents, and attachments | New Zealand (data centers worldwide) |
| Unipile SAS | Connecting a customer’s own mailbox to its shared inbox, when the customer connects one | Mailbox contents: messages, attachments, and email addresses | France |
| Dotsquare LLC (Geocodio) | Turning addresses into map coordinates | Property addresses | United States |
| SmartyStreets, LLC (Smarty) | Address suggestions as an address is typed, in the app and on booking pages | Property addresses | United States |
| RentCast | Public property records, such as size and year built | Property addresses | United States |
| Functional Software, Inc. (Sentry) | Error monitoring | Technical error details, set up to leave out request contents, cookies, IP addresses, and database values; personal information can still appear in an error message by chance | United States |
Services a customer connects (not subprocessors)
These services work under the customer’s own account and agreement, at the customer’s direction, so they are not Daywright subprocessors:
- payment processors: the customer’s own Stripe account (connected through Stripe Connect) or Authorize.net account;
- phone and texting systems: the customer’s own Twilio, Aircall, or Quo account;
- calendars: each staff member’s own Google Calendar, if they connect it;
- report and homeowner services: HAVEN and Scribeware;
- systems a customer imports from, such as Inspection Support Network and Keystone;
- webhooks and API keys the customer sets up for its own tools.
Services that receive no customer personal data
- Better Stack, for uptime monitoring.
- Google Places, to find lab drop-off locations near a general area.
- OpenStreetMap, whose map images load straight into the browser of the staff member viewing a map. Like any website a browser visits, the OpenStreetMap Foundation receives that browser’s IP address.
- YouTube, Vimeo, and Loom, which Daywright asks for a still image when someone pastes a link to one of their videos into an email.
Contact
Questions about this list: hello@daywright.io.