Sub-processors
Last updated: April 29, 2026
Digitalix Hub uses the following sub-processors to deliver its services. We notify customers at least 14 days before adding a new sub-processor, per our DPA.
Platform Sub-processors
These processors handle data as part of normal platform operations.
Hetzner Online GmbH
Germany (EU)Infrastructure hosting — application servers, database, and object storage
Data categories: All service data (account info, company memory, agent tasks, encrypted tokens)
Stripe, Inc.
United States (SCCs in place)Payment processing and subscription management
Data categories: Billing details, subscription state, payment method tokens (no raw card numbers stored by us)
SMTP Provider (Self-hosted / AWS SES)
EU (self-hosted) or US (SES, SCCs in place)Transactional email delivery (onboarding, approvals, notifications, weekly digests)
Data categories: Email addresses, email content (generated by agents, reviewed by customer)
PostgreSQL (Self-hosted)
Germany (EU) — Hetzner infrastructurePrimary relational database — all structured data
Data categories: Account records, company data, agent configurations, task history, approvals
S3-Compatible Object Storage (Self-hosted)
Germany (EU) — Hetzner infrastructureFile and artifact storage — exports, attachments, memory artifacts
Data categories: User-uploaded files, agent-generated outputs, data export bundles
Google Analytics (anonymised)
United States (adequacy: anonymised data)Website analytics with anonymised IP addresses
Data categories: Anonymised page views, feature usage (no Personal Data transmitted)
Customer-Controlled Processors
These processors are only engaged when the customer provides their own API keys (BYO key model). The customer acts as Controller for these transfers and is responsible for ensuring appropriate safeguards.
Anthropic, PBC
United StatesLLM API calls (when customer provides BYO API key)
OpenAI, Inc.
United StatesLLM API calls (when customer provides BYO API key)
What we do NOT use
Digitalix Hub does not use any third-party logging, error tracking, or observability services (no Sentry, Datadog, LogRocket, PostHog, etc.). All telemetry is self-hosted. Your agents' prompts, outputs, and memory never leave our infrastructure.
See also: DPA · Privacy Policy · Terms of Service
Changes notified to: the email address on your account