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Sub-processors

The providers that process personal data on our behalf. The list is dated so that a change to it is visible.

In effect from

  • We will add a provider to this list before it starts processing, not after.
  • There is no CRM, no advertising network, no data enrichment provider, no error-tracking SaaS, and no marketing automation platform.

These are sentences from the text below; they do not replace it, and the full text governs.

Effective 14 October 2026. This list is dated so that a change to it is visible rather than announced.

These are the providers that process personal data on our behalf. EUR-Lex regulation texts are public records; we do not send them to a processor for storage beyond our own host.

ProviderWhat it doesWhere it runsOutside the EEA
Hetzner Online GmbHHosting. The MCP application, the corpus database, the trial and account records and our web server’s access log run on one virtual machine; the encrypted backups are kept on Hetzner storageGermanyNo
Resend, Inc.Sends the sign-in email, the account-deletion confirmation, and the feedback and messages you send us, forwarded to our teamSent from its EU region (Ireland); a company in the United StatesYes: see the note below
Cloudflare, Inc.DNS, TLS termination and caching proxy in front of rekvira.com and mcp.rekvira.com, and forwarding of messages sent to our addressesCloudflare’s global network; a request is usually handled in a data centre near the visitorYes, standard contractual clauses
Google (Google Workspace)The mailbox where messages sent to our addresses arriveData may be processed in the United States and other countriesYes: the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework and the EU standard contractual clauses, under Google’s data processing terms

What is deliberately absent

There is no CRM, no advertising network, no data enrichment provider, no error-tracking SaaS, and no marketing automation platform. Email goes out only when you ask to sign in or to delete your account; Rekvira sends no newsletters or marketing email.

Note on Resend. Resend is a United States company, so sending a sign-in email is a transfer outside the EEA. Sign-in by email is on for everyone: since 14 October 2026 every request needs an account. The transfer relies on the EU standard contractual clauses in Resend’s data processing terms; Resend also states that it complies with the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework.

Changes

We will add a provider to this list before it starts processing, not after. Material changes are announced on this page with the date of the change, rather than by quietly replacing it.