Overview
SalesBlink uses trusted service providers, known as sub-processors, to operate and improve its services. These providers process data only as needed to deliver their services to SalesBlink.
Sub-processors
| Sub-processor | Purpose |
|---|---|
| DigitalOcean | Hosts SalesBlink infrastructure and databases. |
| Amazon Web Services (AWS) | Hosts SalesBlink infrastructure. |
| Stripe | Processes subscription payments and billing. |
| Sentry | Monitors application errors and performance. |
| OpenRouter | Supports AI-powered content generation features. |
| Google Tag Manager | Manages website and product analytics tags. |
| Microsoft Clarity | Provides website and product usage analytics. |
| Firebase Cloud Messaging | Delivers push notifications. |
| Slack | Delivers notifications to customer-configured Slack channels. |
| Partnero | Operates affiliate and referral tracking. |
How SalesBlink uses sub-processors
SalesBlink shares only the data needed for each sub-processor to provide its service. For example, Stripe processes payment information, Slack receives the notification content sent to a channel selected by the customer, and OpenRouter receives content submitted for AI-powered generation.
SalesBlink reviews its service providers and updates this article when its sub-processors change.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does SalesBlink use sub-processors?
Sub-processors provide specialized services such as infrastructure hosting, billing, customer support, analytics, AI-powered generation, and notification delivery.
Can I choose whether to use optional integrations?
Yes. Slack notifications are optional and are only used after you connect SalesBlink to a Slack workspace and choose a destination channel.
How can I request more information about sub-processors?
Contact SalesBlink support with your request.