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Subprocessors

A subprocessor is a third-party provider Pulse engages to process personal data on behalf of business customers, in order to deliver the service. Below is the current list.

ProviderPurposeData typeRegionBasis
StripePayment processing, subscription billingPayment card details, billing informationUnited StatesNecessary
TwilioSMS delivery (appointment reminders, verification codes)Phone number, message contentUnited StatesNecessary
ResendTransactional email deliveryEmail address, message contentUnited StatesNecessary
Resend (Newsletter)Marketing newsletter mailing list — only for visitors who opt inEmail addressUnited StatesConsent
RailwayApplication hosting; managed database and cache/queueAll application dataUnited StatesNecessary
Cloudflare (R2)Object storage for uploaded files (logos, avatars, documents)Uploaded filesUnited StatesNecessary
SentryError tracking and monitoringTechnical diagnostic data, which may include user identifiers in error contextUnited StatesNecessary
Google (Calendar)Google Calendar syncCalendar dataUnited StatesNecessary
Expo (Expo Application Services)Mobile push notification deliveryDevice push token, notification contentUnited StatesNecessary
Google AnalyticsWebsite analyticsWebsite usage dataUnited StatesConsent
Microsoft ClarityWebsite analytics (session replay, heatmaps)Website usage and interaction dataUnited StatesConsent
Meta (Pixel & Conversions API)Advertising analytics and ad conversion measurementWebsite usage data; hashed email/phone (for ad matching) on signup and checkout eventsUnited StatesConsent
TikTok (Pixel & Events API)Advertising analytics and ad conversion measurementWebsite usage data; hashed email/phone (for ad matching) on signup and checkout eventsUnited StatesConsent

“Necessary” vs. “Consent”

Providers marked “Necessary” process data to operate the service itself (payments, SMS, email, hosting, storage, sign-in) and run for every visitor or customer, regardless of the cookie banner.

Providers marked “Consent” only receive data after a separate, voluntary action on your part. For website analytics tools, that means clicking “Accept all” on the cookie banner — if you choose “Necessary only” or don't respond, no data (including calls our servers make) is sent to them at all. For the newsletter, that means signing up yourself on the newsletter form — never automatically.

Changes to this list

We update this page whenever a subprocessor is added, removed, or changed. For a material change affecting how a business's client data is processed, we notify business owners by email where practical before the change takes effect.

Contact us

For questions about this list or our subprocessors: privacy@pulseappointments.com

Effective July 27, 2026. This page is provided for information and does not constitute legal advice.