Connected social networks
- Customer-selected networks act as independent platforms or integration recipients.
- Availability and data handling depend on the customer connection and provider terms.
Subprocessors
These providers support the current production service. A provider receives only the data required for its configured service, and optional features do not process customer content when they are not enabled or used.
Reviewed September 15, 2026
| Provider | Purpose | Data involved | Use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vercel | Application hosting and private object storage | Account, application, asset, request, and operational data | U.S. production posture |
| Neon | Managed PostgreSQL database infrastructure | Workspace, identity, configuration, content, analytics, audit, and governance records | U.S. production posture |
| Resend | Transactional email delivery | Recipient email address and the transactional message being delivered | Verification, invitations, notifications, and configured report delivery |
| OpenRouter | Gateway for optional AI-assisted features | Approved prompt and workflow context submitted when an enabled AI feature is used | Optional; governed by tenant and workflow policy |
Control details
Customer-directed services
- An organization may configure a SAML identity provider, webhooks, SMTP, S3-compatible storage, data lakes, or other destinations.
- The customer agreement determines how those selected services are classified.
Change management
- Material processor changes are evaluated for purpose, data scope, security, and regional impact.
- The applicable DPA governs contractual notice commitments.
Important: This list describes the standard production service as of the review date. The signed order form and DPA control for a specific customer configuration.