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Subprocessors

Last updated: 5 October 2026

CraftCert is a product of Crocker Digital Ltd (Company No. 17008789). The following third-party services process data on our behalf to provide the CraftCert service.

ServicePurposeData processedLocationProcessing terms
SupabaseAuthentication and database hostingAccount data, product data, formulations, labels, evidence records, session tokensUK (AWS eu-west-2, London)DPA
StripePayment processing and subscription managementBilling details, payment card data, subscription status, customer IDUS/EUDPA
Resend (Plus Five Five, Inc.)Transactional email deliveryEmail addresses, email content (account notifications)EU (eu-west-1). Operated by Plus Five Five, Inc., 2261 Market Street #5039, San Francisco, CA 94114.DPA
NetlifyWebsite hosting and deploymentHTTP request metadata (IP addresses, user agents) via server logsUS/EUDPA
CloudflareTurnstile anti-abuse checks on sign-up, log-in and password resetIP address, user-agent and browser signals collected to issue and verify a challenge token. No account, product or formulation data.Global edge network (Cloudflare, Inc., US)DPA
GoatCounterPrivacy-focused website analyticsAggregate page view data only — no personal data, no cookiesEUSole trader — no separate DPA; terms in the linked privacy notice
SentryError monitoring and performance trackingError stack traces, browser metadata, request IDs. IP address removed on receipt, not stored. No formulation or ingredient data.EU (de.sentry.io)DPA
UpstashRate limiting and abuse preventionIP addresses and user IDs (temporarily, for rate limit windows)EUDPA
Microsoft 365Support mailbox + DSR-instruction inbox (support@craftcert.co.uk)Email addresses, email content (inbound support and data-subject-request correspondence)United Kingdom — Microsoft Ireland Operations Limited (contracting entity)DPA

Note on US management-plane access

Several sub-processors above are operated by US-headquartered entities (Supabase, Upstash, Cloudflare) whose engineers may exercise management-plane access to data resident in EU/UK regions for the purposes of operating, maintaining, and supporting the underlying infrastructure.

Where CraftCert initiates a restricted transfer of Customer Personal Data to an approved sub-processor, CraftCert will use an applicable UK transfer mechanism and, where required, complete and review a proportionate transfer risk assessment. Applicable mechanisms may include UK adequacy regulations, the UK International Data Transfer Agreement (IDTA), or EU Standard Contractual Clauses with the ICO Addendum. Where a vendor instead processes CraftCert's own account, billing or service-administration data, a different mechanism and a different set of clauses may apply to that processing. We do not state a specific module or mechanism for a given vendor here unless its current contract supports it. See our Data Processing Agreement Schedule 3 and Privacy Policy for per-sub-processor detail.

Changes to this list

We will update this page when we add or remove subprocessors. Material changes are notified in advance: we email all customers at least 30 days before adding a new subprocessor or changing how an existing one processes personal data. If you object to a planned change you can reply to the notification email; we'll work with you on alternatives or, where the change is unavoidable, on terminating your account cleanly (including a pro-rata refund where applicable).

This applies to any addition or replacement of a sub-processor. There is no exception for changes we regard as technical, and no exception for a successor to an existing provider. That is the commitment given in clause 5.2(c) of the Data Processing Agreement, which prevails over anything on this page.

Contact

Questions about our subprocessors? Contact support@craftcert.co.uk.