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Subprocessors

Providers involved in delivering Screendesk, the data they handle, and how changes are communicated.

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At a glance

  • Providers are listed by the function they perform.
  • Customer-selected integrations are a separate relationship.
  • The DPA provides advance notice and an objection process.

A reading guide. The full document below governs.

Items to confirm before publication
  • This is a review inventory, not a finalized subprocessor authorization schedule. Confirm contracting entities, operating regions, transfer instruments and active workloads before publication.
  • Pinecone, Tavily and legacy OpenAI paths appear in application code but were not in the public Trust Center list. Confirm their production status and complete the register.
On this page

A subprocessor handles personal data on a customer's behalf as part of the service we deliver. A business supplier is not automatically a subprocessor for every workspace. Which providers receive data depends on the features, support interactions and integrations used.

The DPA governs authorization, written protections, transfers and our responsibility for subprocessors. The Trust Center also publishes vendor information and security material.

1. Infrastructure and service delivery

The region descriptions above identify what the reviewed sources establish; they do not certify EU-only processing. Specific residency promises must be documented in your signed agreement and matched to the deployed configuration.

2. Operational and customer-support providers

Only disclose content needed for a support request. Detailed contracting entities, processing locations and transfer safeguards for this draft inventory must be verified before it is adopted as the authorization schedule.

3. Website, billing and compliance services

Vercel hosts the marketing site and provides optional website measurement. Google Analytics supplies optional website analytics. Stripe handles billing and payments. HubSpot supports business relationship management. Comp AI supports compliance evidence, policies and the Trust Center. These services may process business-contact or operational information for which Screendesk acts as controller, and are not all recipients of customer recordings.

The Trust Center's broader vendor register also includes tools for identity, development, finance and internal operations. A listing there does not establish that a vendor receives every customer's content. The Privacy Policy applies to our controller activities; the DPA applies when a provider actually processes customer-controlled personal data on our behalf.

4. Customer-selected integrations

When you connect Zendesk, Intercom, a CRM, a calendar, an issue tracker or another destination under your own account, you instruct the relevant exchange. Your direct agreement with that provider governs its independent processing. This is separate from a provider Screendesk appoints to deliver its own service. We remain responsible for our own integration code and processing.

5. Changes and objections

We give at least 30 days' advance notice of additions or replacements to the workspace's designated administrative or privacy contact, with limited urgent exceptions and preserved rights as described in the DPA. Keep that contact current, or email support@screendesk.io to designate a privacy contact.

You may object on reasonable data-protection grounds during the notice period. We will discuss alternatives or mitigation; if no reasonable resolution is available, the DPA provides a right to end the affected service and recover unused prepaid fees. Updating this page alone does not substitute for the contractual notice.