Yes. Avaza protects your data with encryption, regular backups and strict limits on who can see it. This page sums up the main measures and the settings you control. Avaza's Security page has more detail.

How Avaza protects your data

  • Encryption. Your connection to Avaza is always encrypted, with TLS 1.2 or later. Stored data is encrypted at rest, and the files you upload are stored encrypted.
  • Backups. An automated process backs up all data regularly and keeps copies at several backup sites.
  • Protection and monitoring. Firewalls, DDoS protection and regular patching of the servers keep intruders out. The infrastructure is actively monitored.
  • Availability. Avaza runs on several load-balanced servers with fail-over. It has disaster recovery procedures for server failures, data centre failures and data loss.
  • Independent testing. Independent security professionals and firms have carried out penetration tests on Avaza.
  • Limited staff access. Only a small number of Avaza staff can be authorised to look at your data, and only when an Admin of your account asks for that kind of help.
  • Card payments. When your customers pay invoices online by card, the card details never pass through or get stored on Avaza's servers.

Where is my data stored?

Avaza is hosted on Amazon Web Services (AWS), on servers in North America. Uploaded files and attachments are kept in Amazon S3.

If you work in the EU: the GDPR doesn't require EU personal data to stay in the EU. EU customers can ask Avaza for a data processing agreement (DPA). Avaza's GDPR page explains both.

Keep your own account secure

Your data, your control

Security questions? Email support@avaza.com.