Amazon Web Services
- Purpose
- Cloud infrastructure, private file storage, backups, and email delivery
- Data processed
- Customer data, files, account data, email metadata, and operational logs
Last updated: June 3, 2026
Boondoggle uses third-party service providers to operate, secure, and support the service. This page lists current core subprocessors and customer-enabled integrations that may process customer data.
Customer-enabled integrations only process data when a customer chooses to connect or use that integration. Integration providers may act as independent controllers or service providers under their own terms and privacy policies.
| Provider | Purpose | Data processed |
|---|---|---|
| Amazon Web Services | Cloud infrastructure, private file storage, backups, and email delivery | Customer data, files, account data, email metadata, and operational logs |
| Google Cloud / Google Vertex AI | AI-assisted docs, help, support, and product features when enabled | Prompts, responses, help context, and related usage metadata |
| Google Analytics | Marketing-site analytics and conversion measurement | Website usage, device/browser metadata, referral data, and analytics events |
| Provider | Purpose | Data processed |
|---|---|---|
| Intuit QuickBooks Online | Customer-enabled accounting and invoice synchronization | Company, invoice, payment, connection, and mapping records selected for sync |
| Customer CRM or webhook destinations | Customer-configured event, sponsor, company, and operations sync | Configured CRM payloads, sync metadata, and webhook delivery records |
We may update this list as our service, infrastructure, or vendor stack changes. When required by a customer agreement or data processing addendum, we will provide notice of material subprocessor changes and give customers the rights stated in that agreement.
Questions about subprocessors can be sent to hello@boondoggle.events.