Last updated May 31, 2026
This page lists the main service-provider and processor categories Filmclusive currently uses to operate product, storage, billing, analytics, AI, speech, email, and connected-service features.
This page is a transparency supplement to the Privacy Policy. Some providers are used only when a user enables the related feature, gives consent, starts checkout, connects Google, uploads a file, or chooses an AI or audio workflow.
Purpose: Authentication, database, backend processing, storage, security, and application infrastructure.
Data involved: Account identifiers, profile and team records, project data, permissions, logs, security events, files, and operational metadata.
Purpose: Object storage and CDN delivery for selected upload and media workflows.
Data involved: Uploaded files, media assets, storage paths, access metadata, and deletion or cleanup records.
Purpose: Checkout, subscriptions, billing portal, payments, donations, ticketing, invoices, refunds, and payment status.
Data involved: Customer identifiers, billing contact details, checkout/session IDs, transaction metadata, subscription status, invoice records, refund and dispute metadata.
Purpose: Optional product analytics and performance measurement after analytics consent and Do Not Sell checks.
Data involved: Page views, performance metrics, browser and device signals, and limited request or usage metadata when enabled.
Purpose: User-authorized Gmail, Google Calendar, Google People, and Google Sheets features.
Data involved: OAuth connection state, authorized tokens, inbox or label metadata, outgoing mail requests, calendar availability or events, contacts, spreadsheet metadata, and related sync records for enabled features.
Purpose: Optional AI processing for selected document, script, note, or workflow features.
Data involved: The content, prompts, files, and metadata submitted to the enabled AI workflow.
Purpose: Optional AI processing for selected generation, summarization, extraction, or workflow features.
Data involved: The content, prompts, files, and metadata submitted to the enabled AI workflow.
Purpose: Text-to-speech generation for selected audio features.
Data involved: Text submitted for speech generation and operational metadata needed to return the requested audio.
Purpose: Error monitoring and incident diagnostics.
Data involved: Error events, stack traces, request metadata, device and browser signals, and limited account or session context needed to debug incidents.
Purpose: Rate limiting, abuse prevention, and short-lived operational state.
Data involved: Request counters, rate-limit keys, IP-derived keys, and temporary abuse-prevention metadata.
Purpose: Security and operational alert delivery.
Data involved: Security alert summaries, operational incident metadata, and limited identifiers needed to route internal alerts.
Purpose: Scheduling and meeting workflows when users choose Zoom-related meeting options.
Data involved: Meeting links, scheduling metadata, meeting preferences, and related event details.
Purpose: Merchandise product listing, order, and fulfillment workflows when store features are used.
Data involved: Product selections, order details, shipping or fulfillment metadata, and provider order identifiers.
Purpose: Transactional email, invitations, consent requests, support replies, confirmations, and workflow notifications through the currently configured SMTP provider.
Data involved: Recipient and sender contact details, message content, delivery metadata, unsubscribe or suppression status, and related audit records.
Essential providers are used to authenticate users, secure the service, store data, process uploads, and deliver core product workflows. Optional providers are used only when the relevant feature is enabled, such as analytics, Google-connected services, Stripe checkout, AI processing, or speech generation.
Do Not Sell, Global Privacy Control, analytics consent, Google Limited Use consent, and AI-processing consent may limit whether certain optional processing runs in the current application.
Filmclusive may add, replace, or remove providers as the product changes. We update this page when a material provider category changes or when a new provider materially changes how user information is processed.