Sub-processors

Last updated June 1, 2026

This page lists the third-party services that may process Taska customer data on behalf of Enrevia Technologies, the operator of the Taska service. We notify customers at least 30 days before adding a new sub-processor (per the DPA). If you'd like to be on that notification list, email legal@enrevia-taska.com.

Engaged for every customer

Sub-processorPurposeRegion
Amazon Web Services (AWS)Application hosting, database (RDS Postgres), object storage (S3), encryption (KMS), and large-language-model inference (Bedrock).us-east-1 (N. Virginia)
Amazon CognitoAuthentication, password hashing, and session management.us-east-1
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)Transactional email delivery (briefs, booking notifications, lifecycle email).us-east-1
StripePayment processing, subscription billing, and tax calculation. Card numbers never touch our infrastructure.United States (with EU + UK affiliates)
PostHogProduct analytics — page views and feature usage. Fires only after the user accepts the cookie consent banner.United States or EU (configurable; we use US)
SentryError monitoring and performance traces.United States
CloudflareDNS, edge caching, and bot mitigation for the marketing site.Global edge network

Optional — engaged only when the customer connects them

These are not engaged by default. They process customer data only when an individual user authorizes Taska to access their account.

Sub-processorPurposeRegion
Google (Gmail + Google Calendar)Read-only access to email and calendar when the user connects a Google account.Global (Google data centers)
Microsoft (Outlook + Microsoft 365)Read-only access to email and calendar when the user connects a Microsoft 365 account.Global (Microsoft data centers)
SlackRead-only access to channels and DMs when the user installs the Taska Slack app.United States

Changes to this list

When we add a sub-processor, we publish the change here and emit a notice on /changelog. Customers on the notification list also receive an email. Customers may object to a new sub-processor in writing within 30 days; if we can't substitute a different vendor, the customer may terminate the affected service.