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Subprocessors

Last updated: June 28, 2026

1. Who processes data on our behalf

To run agenthelp we rely on a small set of trusted service providers (“subprocessors”). Each acts only on our instructions under a data-protection agreement; none are data brokers, and none sell your data. This is the complete current list — it matches the providers named in our Privacy Policy. We'll update this page before adding a new one.

2. The list

  • Anthropic

    Generates the assistant's replies (chat and phone).

    What it sees: Chat/voice messages, your business setup, and customer details typed during a booking.

    Contractually prohibited from training its models on your data (commercial API).

  • Vapi

    Powers the AI phone line.

    What it sees: Call audio, transcripts, the caller's number, and your business setup.

    Processes calls to run the phone line; recordings/transcripts live here, not in our database.

  • Twilio

    Provides phone numbers and sends text messages.

    What it sees: Phone numbers and message contents (verification codes and appointment reminders).

    Standard processor terms; may use limited data for abuse detection, not general training.

  • Stripe

    Processes subscription payments.

    What it sees: Your (the business owner's) billing details. No customer data; card numbers never touch us.

    PCI-DSS Level 1; does not train on your data.

  • Resend

    Delivers our service emails.

    What it sees: Recipient email + the contents of booking confirmations and reminders.

    Transactional email relay under a standard processor agreement.

  • Upstash

    Runs rate-limiting that protects the service from abuse.

    What it sees: Counters and IP addresses — no customer profiles.

    Cache/counter service; low data sensitivity.

  • Sentry

    Collects error reports so we can fix problems.

    What it sees: Technical error details; configured with a filter that strips personal information.

    Observability only; does not train on your data.

  • Neon

    Hosts the database.

    What it sees: All primary data, encrypted at rest (AES-256).

    Database host; SOC 2 Type II + ISO 27001/27701.

  • Vercel

    Hosts the application.

    What it sees: HTTP and function logs — not the database contents.

    Application platform; SOC 2 Type 2 + ISO 27001.

3. Questions

See our Trust & Security page for the plain-English version, or email security@getagenthelp.com.