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Vendor Register
Third-party providers used to deliver Klugliv.
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This vendor register is for transparency and may be updated as we add or change processors.
Vendor Register
Last updated: 2026-07-20
This register lists key third-party providers used to deliver Klugliv’s services.
For operational subprocessors and AWS/Supabase configuration details, see:
Vendors we use
| Vendor | What they do for Klugliv | Data processed (examples) | Region / location (best-effort) | Security considerations |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Amazon Web Services (AWS) | Hosts infrastructure (API Gateway, Lambda, S3, KMS, CloudWatch, IAM, budgets, and other managed services). | Receipt images and OCR requests, derived OCR data, operational logs, encrypted secrets. | AWS resources are configured for eu-central-1 in this repository. | Access is controlled via least-privilege IAM; encryption at rest (for example S3 + KMS). |
| Supabase | Authentication and core data storage (Postgres + object storage) for the current system slice. | Account identifiers, receipt records, extracted fields, and shopping history in your account. | Depends on your Supabase project configuration. | Uses row-level security in the database and private storage buckets. |
| Google Cloud Vision | OCR provider for receipt text extraction. | Receipt images (or OCR inputs) and OCR text outputs. | OCR processing can involve cross-border transfers. | API access is restricted via secrets in Secrets Manager; the OCR pipeline requires user authorization for API access. |
| PostHog | Analytics provider used by the mobile app when an analytics key is configured. | Usage events and feature interactions (not raw receipt images by default). | Depends on the PostHog host configuration used by the app build. | Analytics key is configured per build; we do not embed secret credentials in the app beyond what is required for event collection. |
Updates
We update this register when we:
- add new third-party processors
- significantly change how existing processors are used