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Trust & data

Data residency

Public procurement is a sensitive business context, so it is fair to ask where your data physically sits. Here is the complete answer, including the parts that are not simple.

Last reviewed: 17 August 2026

Where the platform runs

The Tendarix.ca application, its PostgreSQL database and its search index run on servers in Canada. Account records, saved searches, watchlists, bid drafts and analytics are stored there and are not replicated outside the country.

The tender data itself

Everything in the feed originates from public Canadian procurement notices published by federal, provincial and municipal bodies. It is public information republished in a searchable form — we add translation, summaries and fit scoring, we do not add confidential material.

What crosses the border, and why

Two things can leave Canada. AI enrichment (plain-language summaries, fit scores and Bid Studio drafts) is processed by Anthropic, and transactional email is delivered by our mail provider; payment card data, if you subscribe, is handled entirely by Stripe and never touches our servers. Only the text needed for the task is sent, and nothing sent for enrichment is used to train third-party models.

Sub-processors

We keep the list short on purpose: hosting (Canada), Anthropic for AI enrichment, Stripe for payments, and an email delivery provider. Each is bound by a data-processing agreement. We will tell subscribers before adding a sub-processor that handles personal data.

What we keep, and for how long

Account data lives as long as the account does, and is deleted within 30 days of closure. Analytics visits are pseudonymised and retained for 24 months. Newsletter records keep proof of consent for as long as CASL requires, and an unsubscribe is honoured immediately and permanently.

Your rights

Under PIPEDA — and Québec’s Law 25 where it applies — you can ask for a copy of your data, have it corrected, or have it deleted. Write to us from the contact page and we will action it within 30 days.

Public-sector procurement requirements

If your organisation has a formal residency, security or accessibility requirement to satisfy before using Tendarix, contact us and we will answer the questionnaire directly rather than pointing you at a page.

Still need something in writing?

Send the specific requirement and we will respond with a direct answer, not a brochure.

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