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Subprocessors

Third-party service providers that process data on behalf of Redshift.

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Overview

In accordance with GDPR transparency requirements, this page lists all third-party service providers (subprocessors) that may process customer data as part of the Redshift service. All subprocessors have been carefully vetted for security and compliance standards.

Change Notification

We will notify customers at least 30 days in advance before adding new subprocessors or making material changes to existing subprocessor arrangements.

Changes are posted on this page and noted in the release notes of the version that introduces them.

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Current Subprocessors

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Purpose: Anonymous product analytics

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Data Processed: Which app sections were opened and coarse counts of actions. No identity, no repository names, no file paths, no code. Off when you switch analytics off in Settings.

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Location: Germany (EU)

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Security: Processes no personal data by design

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Purpose: Website hosting and visitor analytics

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Data Processed: Standard web server logs and cookie-free page-view analytics for visitors to redshifthub.com. The application itself does not talk to this.

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Location: United States

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Security: SOC 2 Type II

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Purpose: DNS and email forwarding

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Data Processed: DNS queries for the domain, and forwarding of email sent to hello@redshifthub.com.

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Location: United States

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Security: SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001

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Purpose: Optional sign-in

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Data Processed: An account identifier, created only if you connect a GitHub account in the app. No repository content.

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Location: United States

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Security: SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001

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Data Transfer Mechanisms

All subprocessors listed above are located in the United States. For international data transfers from the EU/EEA, we rely on:

›EU-US Data Privacy Framework (where applicable)
›Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs) as approved by the European Commission
›Each subprocessor’s own data protection mechanisms and certifications
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Services that are yours, not ours

Redshift connects you to several services, but those are your relationships under your own accounts and terms, not providers acting on our behalf. We list them here because a reviewer will find them and should know which side of the line they sit on.

›AI providers: Anthropic, OpenAI, Google and GitHub. Whichever coding agent you launch receives what it reads from your repository, under your account with that vendor. This traffic does not pass through us.
›GitHub and Linear: Reached with a token you supply, to show pull requests, reviews and issues. We never see the token or the responses.
›Apple: Distributes the notarized application and delivers system notifications.
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Security Vetting Process

Before adding any new subprocessor, we conduct a security assessment that includes:

›Whether the provider is needed at all. The shortest subprocessor list is the one you do not add to.
›What data it would actually receive, and whether that can be narrowed first.
›Its published security posture and privacy terms.
›Where it processes data, with EU processing preferred.
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Contact

For questions about our subprocessors or to exercise your objection rights under our Data Processing Agreement, please contact us at hello@redshifthub.com

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Last updated: September 10, 2026