Subprocessors
The companies that process customer data for Crulon: what each one does, what it receives and where.
Updated 20 October 2026 · How we announce changes
Hosting and infrastructure
- ProviderAmazon Web ServicesWhat it does
Hosting: the servers, databases and queues that run Crulon, and our internet telephony edge.
Receives: All customer data.
WhereUnited States
- ProviderCloudflareWhat it does
Website and app traffic, security and file storage, including call recordings.
Receives: Web traffic, call recordings, media and attachments.
WhereGlobal network; storage in the United States
Calls and messages
- ProviderTwilioWhat it does
Phone numbers, carrier calling, texting and texting registration.
Receives: Phone numbers, call audio and signalling, texts, and business details for texting registration.
WhereUnited States
AI
- ProviderOpenAIWhat it does
Language models for AI agents, summaries and Ask Crulon; search over your documents; the Live engine’s speech model.
Receives: Transcripts, agent instructions, documents, and call audio on the Live engine.
WhereUnited States
- ProviderDeepgramWhat it does
Speech recognition, and voice synthesis for its voices.
Receives: Caller audio, and the agent’s words when one of its voices is used.
WhereUnited States
- What it does
Voice synthesis.
Receives: The agent’s words.
WhereUnited States
- What it does
Voice synthesis.
Receives: The agent’s words.
WhereUnited States
- What it does
Voice synthesis.
Receives: The agent’s words.
WhereUnited States
Billing, email and support
- ProviderStripeWhat it does
Payments and billing.
Receives: Card details, sent straight from your browser; billing contact and usage.
WhereUnited States
- ProviderZoho (ZeptoMail)What it does
Account and notification emails.
Receives: Recipients’ names and addresses, and the email’s content.
WhereUnited States
- ProviderLinearWhat it does
Tracking feedback you send us from the app.
Receives: Your feedback, your workspace’s name, and any screenshot you attach.
WhereUnited States
Changes to this list
We update this page before a new subprocessor starts processing customer data. If your business has a Data Processing Agreement with us, we tell you 30 days before the change, and you can object.
Apps and services you connect to Crulon yourself, such as your billing system, network controller, your own carrier or your own API, aren’t on this list. You choose them, and their own terms apply.
Questions about this list? Email privacy@crulon.ai.
Other documents
- Terms of ServiceThe agreement between Crulon, Inc. and the businesses that use Crulon.Version 1.0 · Effective 20 October 2026
- Acceptable Use PolicyWhat you may and may not do with Crulon, including the rules for AI calls, recording and outbound calling.Version 1.0 · Effective 20 October 2026
- Privacy PolicyHow Crulon, Inc. collects, uses and protects personal data.Version 1.0 · Effective 20 October 2026
- Data Processing AgreementHow Crulon, Inc. processes personal data on behalf of the businesses that use Crulon.Version 1.0 · Effective 20 October 2026