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Subprocessors

The types of providers that process data for Bravio, what they do and where.

Last updated: 2026-11-03

Current list

Status: 2026-11-03. Customers find the full list with every provider's name in their dashboard under Settings, and anyone affected can ask us for it by email. We announce changes by email at least 14 days in advance (Data Processing Agreement, section 6).

Type of providerWhat it does for BravioWhereSafeguard
Hosting and infrastructureWebsite and API hosting, request logs, database, private file storage, background jobsEU and USAData processing agreements; EU-US Data Privacy Framework (DPF) or Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs)
Clerk Inc. (sign-in)Sign-in and user accountsUSADPF, SCCs
Stripe (payments)Payments, invoices, tax calculationIreland, USADPF, SCCs; own controller for fraud prevention and legal duties
AI text and image modelsBrand profile, scripts, captions, images, video edit planning, pseudonymous usage summaries; not used for trainingUSASCCs
AI video and voice modelsVideos from scripts, product images and Bravio's AI-generated presenters; the presenter's AI voiceUSA, and outside the EU without an adequacy decisionSCCs; for one video provider none, see the note
Website reading and market researchReading the public pages of the customer website; searching public ads and posts in the brand's market (search words only)USASCCs (partly requested)
EmailSending Bravio's emails, receiving and storing emails you send usEU, USAData processing agreements, DPF, SCCs
Social publishingPublishing to connected social accountsGermanyData processing agreement
PostHog Inc. (analytics, only with consent)Screen recordings and click analyticsEU (Frankfurt)Data processing agreement, SCCs

Note on one video provider

One of our AI video providers does not publish its operator or server location and offers no data processing agreement, and the country it sends data to has no EU adequacy decision, so the protection of your data there is not equivalent to the EU. We therefore send it only scripts, product images and the AI-generated presenters from Bravio's own library, never photos of real people you upload. Screen recordings and product clips you upload are cut into your videos by Bravio itself. The provider states that it deletes uploads after 7 days and generated videos after 15 days.

Social networks

TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube and other networks you connect receive your posts as independent controllers, not as Bravio's subprocessors.