Data processing

Subprocessors and connected services

This page identifies third parties that may process customer data to provide PostBod. Actual use depends on enabled features, deployment, plan, and customer connections.

Effective and last updated: August 12, 2026

1. Subprocessors and independent providers

A subprocessor handles personal data on PostBod's behalf. A connected social network or storage platform may instead process data independently under its own terms when a customer directs PostBod to connect or publish. Listing a provider does not mean every workspace sends data to it.

2. Core and optional providers

ProviderPurposeData involvedWhen used
GoogleGemini AI generation; Google authentication; Google Drive assetsPrompt and selected brand context for AI; identity data for sign-in; authorized Drive metadata and filesOnly for the relevant configured feature
PaddleSubscription checkout, billing status, and payment eventsBilling contact, plan, transaction references, and payment statusWhen Paddle billing is enabled
Google AnalyticsAggregate website usage measurementOnline identifiers and usage events configured by PostBodOnly when configured and after analytics consent where required

AI inputs should be minimized to what is needed for the requested output. Connected credentials are held server-side and encrypted when production secret encryption is configured.

3. Customer-connected services

At a customer's direction, PostBod can interact with Meta (Facebook and Instagram), LinkedIn, X, TikTok, Pinterest, YouTube, and Google Drive. These providers receive publishing, media, or API requests and return authorized account, post, engagement, audience, or file data. Their own privacy terms apply to their independent processing.

4. Deployment-specific infrastructure

Hosting, managed database, email delivery, observability, backup, and support providers depend on the production deployment selected for the customer or PostBod environment. The applicable order form, data processing agreement, or deployment notice must identify those providers before production customer data is processed. PostBod will not represent an unselected vendor as an active subprocessor.

5. Changes, notice, and objections

We may add or replace providers as the service changes. Eligible customers with a data processing agreement will receive notice and an opportunity to object on reasonable data-protection grounds as provided in that agreement. Questions or requests for the deployment-specific list: privacy@postbod.app.

Questions about these terms?

Contact the PostBod team responsible for privacy and compliance.

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