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Sub-processors

Current Repost sub-processors, processing purposes, data categories, locations, transfer notes, and optional identity-provider note.

Effective
2026-08-16
Version
2026-08-16-v1

Overview

LSC EUROPA Ltd. uses the sub-processors below to provide Repost. This page identifies third-party providers that may process personal data for Repost; it does not list every internal software component, database, queue, index, or implementation detail. Transfer safeguards are described at a summary level and may be updated as providers or processing locations change.

Optional identity providers

Google and GitHub may process account-login data when a user chooses to sign in to Repost through that provider. These providers are user-authorized identity providers for account creation, authentication, and account linking. They are not used by Repost to process customer webhook payloads and are not listed in the sub-processor table for customer payload processing.

Current list

Sub-processorPurposeDataLocationTransfer note
Stripe Payments Europe, LimitedPayments and billingBilling and contact dataUnited States / IrelandDPF, SCCs, or other lawful transfer mechanism as applicable
Google Cloud EMEA LimitedCloud infrastructure, compute, cache, and object storageCustomer data processed by hosted infrastructure, including event and payload data where applicableUnited States, us-central1DPF, SCCs, or other lawful transfer mechanism as applicable
Vercel Inc.Marketing website and dashboard application hostingWebsite visitor dataUnited StatesDPF, SCCs, or other lawful transfer mechanism as applicable
PostHog, Inc.Website and product analytics, session replay, and error trackingPseudonymous usage data such as page URL, referrer, browser and device statistics, approximate location, campaign parameters, and product events; with analytics consent, session identifiers and masked session recordings; no customer webhook payloadsEuropean Union, Frankfurt (PostHog Cloud EU), with provider support access as applicableEU processing, DPF, SCCs, or other lawful transfer mechanism as applicable
Cloudflare, Inc.CDN, DNS, security, media delivery, and Turnstile bot protection on authentication, account-recovery, and temporary-bucket entry flowsRequest metadata, hosted media assets, and security challenge signals such as IP address, user-agent, TLS or browser signals, sitekey, origin, and challenge outcomeUnited States / global edgeDPF, SCCs, or other lawful transfer mechanism as applicable
Plus Five Five, Inc.Transactional emailRecipient email and message contentUnited StatesDPF, SCCs, or other lawful transfer mechanism as applicable
Crisp IM SASLive chat supportSupport-chat dataFrance, with support access and onward sub-processors as applicableEU processing, DPF, SCCs, or other lawful transfer mechanism as applicable
Neon, LLCManaged database for service metadataService metadata needed to operate customer-facing features; no customer payloadsUnited States, aws-us-east-2DPF, SCCs, or other lawful transfer mechanism as applicable
Timescale, Inc.Managed operational databaseEvent and payload dataUnited States, us-east-1DPF, SCCs, or other lawful transfer mechanism as applicable
StreamNative, Inc.Managed event queue and message brokerIn-transit event dataUnited States, us-central1DPF, SCCs, or other lawful transfer mechanism as applicable
Mistral AIAI-assisted autocomplete in search and transformer editorsText around the editor cursor and relevant editor context. Signed-in workspace context may include webhook field values or sample input. Temporary buckets remove observed values, sample values, and secret names before transfer.France and other locations used by the provider or its sub-processorsEU processing, SCCs, or other lawful transfer mechanism as applicable

Changes and objections

Repost will provide a change-notification mechanism for material sub-processor changes. Customers may object where the Data Processing Agreement or mandatory law gives an objection right. If an objection cannot be resolved, termination rights may apply.