Sub-processors
Last changed: October 2026
These are the providers Auradonors uses to run the service that receive personal data. Each is bound by a data protection agreement. We email organizations at least 30 days before adding a new one.
DigitalOcean
- What it does
- Hosting the application and its managed databases
- What it receives
- All of an organization's data, unless the organization hosts its own database
- Where
- United States (New York)
Cloudflare
- What it does
- The network in front of our hosting, and bot checks on public forms
- What it receives
- Traffic as it passes through; IP address for bot checks
- Where
- United States and worldwide network
Postmark (ActiveCampaign)
- What it does
- Delivering email
- What it receives
- Each recipient's name and email address, and the email's content
- Where
- United States
Sentry (Functional Software)
- What it does
- Error monitoring
- What it receives
- Error details, the signed-in user's id, page addresses and short log lines; never form contents or keys
- Where
- United States
Smarty
- What it does
- Address checking, when an organization turns it on
- What it receives
- Street addresses only, never names
- Where
- United States
Google Fonts and jsDelivr
- What it does
- Delivering the application's font and text-editor files to users' browsers
- What it receives
- Users' IP address and browser details
- Where
- Worldwide network
Services an organization connects itself
An organization can connect its own accounts with other services: a payment processor (Stripe or Authorize.Net), shipping (ShipStation), sales tax (Avalara), an email list (Mailchimp), an address-change processor, or its own systems through webhooks. These are the organization's providers, not ours. We send each the information it needs on the organization's instruction, and the organization's agreement with that provider governs it.
Questions: [email protected]. See also our privacy policy.