EU AI Passport uses a small number of third-party providers to deliver the product — for hosting, authentication, database, storage and email. This page lists each provider we currently use, what we use them for, the types of data involved, and their role. We will keep this list updated as our provider set evolves.
| Provider | Purpose | Data types | Region | Role | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Netlify ↗ | Application hosting and serverless functions | Application traffic, request logs | Static hosting: Global CDN · Serverless functions: IAD — N. Virginia, United States | Processor | Hosts the EU AI Passport website and backend API functions. |
| Supabase ↗ | Authentication, database and storage | Account credentials, company profile, AI inventory, documents, learner records, certificates | West EU (Ireland), eu-west-1 | Processor | Stores signed-in workspace data (see Trust & Security for details). |
| Resend ↗ | Transactional email | Recipient email address, message content of transactional emails | Ireland, eu-west-1 | Processor | Sends invite, notification and account emails. |
| ImprovMX ↗ | Email forwarding | Email addresses and message content sent to company mailboxes | France, OVH data centres for EU customer data | Processor | Forwards mail sent to @euaipassport.com addresses. |
Stripe ↗ — Planned payment provider — not yet integrated and not yet processing any customer data. It will be added to the sub-processor table above (with purpose, data types and region) before any live payment integration.
This list reflects the providers integrated into EU AI Passport as of today and may change as the product evolves. It is provided for transparency and is not a data processing agreement. For privacy or security questions, or to request more detail about a specific provider, contact us at info@euaipassport.com. See also our Trust & Security page.