Sub-processors
We engage as few parties as possible. Below, for each link in the chain, you can see who that is and where the processing takes place. We notify clients in advance of new or replacement sub-processors, so that they can object (Article 28(2) GDPR).
| For what | Party | Place of processing | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Setting up and managing the hosting: deployment, configuration and secrets | Brewless.eu, the Netherlands | EU | Active |
| Application, databases, keys and storage of original documents | Scaleway SAS, France | France | Active |
| Passing on all traffic to the website and the workspace, with the secure connection | BunnyWay d.o.o. (bunny.net), Slovenia | EU: traffic only passes through points of presence in the EU. Only the address lookup (DNS) uses bunny.net's worldwide network. | Active |
| Sending email: device codes, notifications and system messages | Lettermint, the Netherlands | EU | Active |
| The semantic search index: only released, pseudonymised passages and pseudonymised search queries | Mistral AI, France | EU and EFTA (Mistral's European endpoint) | Not enabled at present |
| OCR of scans and PDFs without a text layer (Mistral receives the original document for this) | Mistral AI, France | EU and EFTA (Mistral's European endpoint) | Not enabled at present |
| Detecting personal data in documents | No external party: the detection model runs in our own environment | EU | Pattern recognition only at present |
A sub-processor may engage parties of its own, sometimes outside the EU, for example for support or invoicing. That is only allowed with the safeguards of the GDPR. We send the overview per party on request.
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