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Skip to main content Updated February 2024 Firmhouse uses the following services and subprocessors to store your customer’s data and offer additional functionality like sending emails. Certain subprocessors are optional and will depend on which services and integrations are enabled in your Firmhouse project. If you’re looking for our privacy policy and subprocessors with regards to direct users of the Firmhouse platform or when contacting our support and sales teams, please refer to our privacy policy. Standard Subprocessors The following subprocessors are used by all Firmhouse projects: Heroku (hosting platform and databases) Amazon Web Services Mailjet (email service) Appsignal (logging service) Optional Subprocessors Enabling optional modules in Firmhouse may result in the following subprocessors being used: Stripe (when using Firmhouse Payments / Stripe Connect) Focum (acceptance and credit checks) Signicat (identity verification) Pipedream (integration middleware) WorkOS (enterprise authentication and SSO) Veriff (identity verification) Intrum (invoice collection) Integration Subprocessors You may need to define the following services as your own subprocessors in case you use any of their integrations and connections in your Firmhouse projects: Klaviyo Picqer Shopify Payment Service Providers (PSPs): Mollie Adyen Stripe Focum Signicat TaxJar Active Ants Intrum Was this page helpful? ⌘I