Subprocessors

Infrastructure and service providers.

Truvern uses specialized providers to operate authentication, application hosting, databases, private evidence storage, communications, and payments.

Last updated September 8, 2026

Provider coverage

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Application hosting

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Authentication

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Production database

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Private evidence storage

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Email communications

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Payments and billing

ProviderServiceInformation involved
VercelApplication hosting and serverless deliveryApplication requests, operational metadata, and service traffic as required to host Truvern.
ClerkAuthentication and identity servicesUser identity, account, authentication, and session-related information.
NeonPostgreSQL database infrastructureCustomer, vendor, assessment, workflow, governance, and application records stored in Truvern's production database.
Amazon Web Services (Amazon S3)Private evidence object storageEvidence files and related storage objects submitted through supported evidence workflows.
ResendEmail delivery and inbound communications processingEmail addresses, message content, delivery metadata, and inbound or outbound communication data required for Truvern communications.
StripePayments, checkout, and billing operationsCustomer and transaction information required to process purchases and related billing operations.

How Truvern manages providers

Truvern uses service providers for defined operational purposes and seeks to limit access to information reasonably necessary for those services. Provider use may also be subject to the Data Processing Addendum and applicable customer agreements.

Changes to this list

Truvern may add, replace, or remove providers as its service architecture evolves. This page will be updated to reflect material changes to the provider set used for Truvern production services.

Questions about Truvern's provider architecture or data processing practices may be submitted through the contact page.