The list
- Supabase
- Where
- Canada (ca-central-1)
- What it does for us
- The database, file storage and sign-in. This is where a carrier’s records and documents live.
- Anthropic, or an OpenAI-compatible provider where a carrier has configured one
- Where
- United States
- What it does for us
- Reads rate confirmations, receipts and delivery paperwork into drafts that a person checks before anything is booked or paid.
- Resend
- Where
- United States
- What it does for us
- Sends email: sign-in codes, invoices with their paperwork, settlement statements, the morning briefing.
- Vercel
- Where
- United States
- What it does for us
- Hosts the office application and the driver app. Serves pages; holds no database of its own.
- Stripe
- Where
- United States
- What it does for us
- Subscription billing for the carrier’s plan. Card numbers go to Stripe directly; we never see them.
- Twilio
- Where
- United States
- What it does for us
- Text messages to drivers — load assigned, appointment reminders — only when a carrier turns SMS on.
Each provider is engaged under a written agreement that binds it to protections no weaker than our own, and is used only for the job named. The database and the files in it do not leave Canada; the providers in the United States receive what their job needs and no more.
When this list changes
A carrier is told thirty days before a provider is added, in the product and by email to the owner. A carrier that objects on reasonable grounds, and cannot be accommodated, may end its agreement without penalty. The date at the top of this page is the date it last changed.