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Subprocessors

Last updated: 12 August 2026

Saponly is built on a small set of infrastructure providers. This page lists who they are and what each one processes on our behalf. We keep this list short on purpose and update it before adding a new provider.

Current subprocessors

ProviderRoleData it may process
Meta Platforms (WhatsApp Business Platform)WhatsApp message delivery and business messaging APIsWhatsApp messages, phone numbers, delivery metadata
OpenAIGenerating AI receptionist repliesConversation text needed to answer, salon knowledge (services, hours, FAQs)
VercelApplication hostingAll application traffic in transit
CloudflareDNS, TLS termination and CDN in front of saponly.comAll web traffic in transit, including IP addresses
SupabasePostgres database hostingSalon, customer, booking and conversation records at rest
ResendTransactional emailEmail addresses and message contents of emails we send you
PayoneerHosted payment page for Saponly invoices, if you choose to pay by cardThe payment details you enter on their page. Saponly never receives or stores card details.
cron-job.orgScheduled triggers (reminders, digests)No customer data — it only calls our endpoints on a schedule

Payments

Billing is manual: nothing is charged automatically, there is no subscription checkout, and Saponly never collects or stores card details. If you choose to pay an invoice by card, the Pay button hands you to Payoneer’s own hosted page and your card details go to Payoneer, not to us. Where local bank-transfer details are available you can pay that way instead and no payment provider is involved at all.

Who processes this data

You are contracting with Saponly, a trading name of an unincorporated sole proprietorship operated by Shakib. It is operated from Bangladesh, and has no office or registered address in the UAE or elsewhere in the Gulf. These terms are governed by the laws of Bangladesh.

Every provider above is contracted by us, not by you, and we remain your point of contact for all of them. We are a small operation, which is a reason to be more specific about this list rather than less: it is short because the product genuinely uses few services, and adding one to it happens before the provider starts processing anything, not after.

Questions

We designed Saponly with privacy and control in mind. For formal compliance requirements or questions about any provider on this list, contact us.

Subprocessors — Saponly