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Your business data stays in Australia.

EzyBiz issues Australian phone numbers, records calls in Australian data centres, and handles your business information under the Privacy Act 1988 and the Australian Privacy Principles. This page explains where every piece of data lives, who processes it, and the safeguards that apply if it ever crosses a border.

Last updated: July 2026

1. Where your data is stored

The information that matters most — the recordings, transcripts, messages and configuration that describe your business — is held on infrastructure located in Australia.

Primary residency

Australia — Sydney region. Call recordings, transcripts, SMS content, contacts, knowledge base, and account data are stored on cloud infrastructure operating in Australian availability zones.

2. Sub‑processors and their locations

EzyBiz relies on a small number of specialist providers to deliver telephony, authentication and AI voice services. The table below shows what each does and where the processing occurs.

Sub‑processor Purpose Processing region
Twilio Number provisioning, call carriage, SMS delivery AU
Firebase (Google Cloud) Authentication, application database, push notifications AU Sydney (australia-southeast1)
RetellAI Real‑time voice processing for the virtual receptionist US with strict TLS in transit
RevenueCat Subscription entitlement management US
Firebase Crashlytics Anonymised crash reporting US

Every sub‑processor is bound by a data‑processing agreement that requires equivalent protections to those set out in the Australian Privacy Principles.

3. Cross‑border transfers

Where a sub‑processor operates outside Australia, we only transfer the minimum data necessary for that service to function. Voice audio sent to RetellAI is streamed live for real‑time reply generation and is not retained by RetellAI for model training. Diagnostic data is anonymised before it leaves your device.

Safeguards in transit

All traffic between your device, EzyBiz systems and every sub‑processor is protected by TLS 1.2 or above. Voice payloads use SRTP where the carrier supports it. Nothing about your callers is sent in the clear.

4. Retention windows

Data is only kept for as long as it remains useful to you, then removed on the schedule below. You can request earlier deletion at any time.

5. Access controls

Access to production systems is limited to a small named group of engineers, authenticated via hardware‑backed multi‑factor sign‑in and logged. Customer data is not accessed by our staff except to investigate a specific issue you have raised or to comply with a lawful request.

6. Government and law‑enforcement requests

We follow the Telecommunications Act 1997 (Cth) and the Telecommunications (Interception and Access) Act 1979 (Cth) when responding to any lawful request from Australian authorities. We do not provide bulk access to customer data. Where legally permitted, we notify affected customers of a request that concerns their account.

7. Portability and export

You can export your knowledge base, call history and transcripts through the app at any time. If you close your account, you can request a copy of your data within the 30‑day retention window before it is permanently removed.

8. Questions or complaints

If you have questions about how EzyBiz handles your data, contact us at hello@avocadodigital.com.au. If you are not satisfied with our response, you can raise a complaint with the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner at oaic.gov.au.