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Sub-processors

The third-party providers Gapfy uses to deliver its Services, the data they handle, where they process it and the transfer safeguards that apply.

Last updated: 14 June 2026

Gapfy uses the sub-processors below to provide its Services. Each is engaged under a data-processing agreement with obligations no less protective than our own. This page is referenced by our Data Processing Agreement and Privacy policy.

Infrastructure and platform sub-processors

ProviderPurposeData handledLocationTransfer safeguard
Microsoft (Azure)Cloud hosting - compute, databases, storage, messaging and cache.All account and Customer Data.European Union (West Europe)Within the EEA
Microsoft (Entra External ID)Identity and authentication.Account identifier, email, name.European UnionWithin the EEA
Microsoft (Azure Communication Services)Transactional email (notifications, invites).Recipient email and message content.European UnionWithin the EEA
StripePayment processing and subscription billing.Billing and payment data.European Union / United StatesStandard Contractual Clauses
TwilioSMS delivery (verification and notifications, where used).Phone number and message content.United StatesStandard Contractual Clauses
CloudflareBot and abuse protection (Turnstile), DNS and edge delivery.IP address and request metadata.Global (EU edge where available)Standard Contractual Clauses

Other third-party technologies

The following third parties are not engaged as sub-processors of Customer Data, but receive limited data when you use certain surfaces, and we list them for transparency:

  • Google Fonts - delivers the website fonts; receives your IP address when a page loads.
  • DuckDuckGo - used by Harmony and Riff to fetch website icons (favicons); receives the domain of the site whose icon is requested.
  • Google (Chrome Web Store) - distributes the Harmony browser extension; Google acts as an independent controller of store interactions under its own terms.

Changes

We update this list when we add, replace or remove a sub-processor. Customers under a Data Processing Agreement receive advance notice of changes as described in that agreement.