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Subprocessors

Categories of subprocessors used to operate managed Snyte deployments.

Snyte Subprocessors

Effective Date: May 10, 2026

Subprocessors depend on the deployment model, enabled integrations, and customer configuration. The named subprocessors below are the current defaults in a managed Snyte deployment; this list matches Exhibit B of the Data Processing Agreement.

Sub-processorServiceData CategoriesLocation
WorkOSIdentity, SSO, and directory servicesIdentity and contact dataUS
StripePayment processingBilling informationUS
OpenAIAI model provider for natural-language featuresQuery text and related metadataUS
AnthropicAI model provider for natural-language featuresQuery text and related metadataUS

The categories below may also apply depending on the deployment:

CategoryPurpose
Cloud hosting and infrastructureApplication hosting, networking, storage, and runtime operations
Database and cache providersPrimary data storage, queueing, caching, and search support
Email and notification providersProduct notifications, alert delivery, report delivery, and administrative messages
Observability and security toolsLogging, metrics, incident response, vulnerability management, and audit support

Self-hosted deployments introduce no Snyte-managed hosting subprocessor. Customers should request the deployment-specific subprocessor list during procurement or security review.

Last Updated: July 2, 2026