Open Limo PlatformFree Forever · Up to 10 Vehicles
Resources

Resources for Evaluating and Operating Open Limo.

OpenLimo resources include public operational guidance, migration information, security details, and release notes. Start in the Help Center and return as new workflows are published.

Security

Boring Infrastructure. Honest Claims.

Here’s what’s true today — written so your IT person can sign off in five minutes, not in five weeks of vendor review.

Hosting · AWS us-east-1

Multi-AZ deployment in Northern Virginia. Daily encrypted backups. Disaster recovery runbook tested quarterly.

Payments · Stripe

Cards are tokenized at the edge by Stripe (PCI DSS Level 1). Card numbers never touch our servers — only tokens. Refunds and chargebacks managed via Stripe.

Transport · HTTPS

The public Open Limo site uses HTTPS and sends an apex-only HSTS policy. The policy deliberately does not include subdomains and is not submitted for preload.

Data Residency

Currently US-only (us-east-1). EU residency on the roadmap once we have EU customers asking for it. DPA available for EU/UK on request.

SOC 2 Type II

Not yet. On the roadmap. We’ll publish the report when it’s real, not before. In the meantime, what’s above is what we can document today.

Security Questions and Reports

Request security information or report a concern by emailing info@open.limo. The team will route your message to the appropriate person.

Release Notes

What Shipped, When, and Why.

Plain-language updates for operators, dispatchers, finance teams, and chauffeurs.


More flexible daily operations
Custom Dispatch views, clearer customer payment requests, better trip history, and stronger affiliate workflows from booking through settlement. Read the release notes →

Faster search and clearer controls
Unified Dispatch search, broader affiliate and driver controls, flexible timecard rules, and clearer payment and review workflows. Read the release notes →

View all release notes →

Can’t Find What You Need?

Email info@open.limo. We’ll write the doc, find the answer, or get you on a 20-minute call with whoever built the feature.