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Subprocessors register

Who processes data on our behalf.

This page is the authoritative register of every third party that processes applicant, operator, or corporate data as part of the StabilityLogic platform. Each entry lists the company, its purpose, the jurisdiction it operates from, and the data category involved.

Contractually bound by DPA 30-day change notice No consumer data resale
This page is updated whenever our subprocessors change. Enterprise customers receive at least thirty (30) days written notice before any material change to this register. Last updated February 16, 2026.
Subprocessors register

Every vendor. Every purpose. Every data category.

We publish this list in full so enterprise buyers, procurement teams, and vendor-risk reviewers can complete their diligence without a private disclosure request.

MongoDB Atlas
Core infrastructure
United States
Purpose
Primary application database. Stores organization records, users, applicants, screening decisions, audit trail, and configuration.
Jurisdiction
United States (AWS us-east-1)
Data category
Applicant identity, income, housing history, scoring outputs, operator audit trail. Encrypted at rest (AES-256) and in transit (TLS 1.2+).
Emergent
Core infrastructure
United States
Purpose
Application hosting, ingress, TLS termination, secrets management, and delivery of the StabilityLogic frontend and API.
Jurisdiction
United States
Data category
All customer application traffic. Encrypted in transit. No persistent storage of applicant data on the runtime platform.
Resend
Activated per pilot
United States
Purpose
Transactional email delivery — pilot notifications, decision-workflow emails, adverse-action delivery, and executive briefings.
Jurisdiction
United States
Data category
Recipient email address, subject line, message body. No credit-file or banking data is sent through email.
Twilio
Activated per pilot
United States
Purpose
SMS delivery — applicant workflow notifications and operator messaging under an A2P 10DLC-registered program.
Jurisdiction
United States
Data category
Recipient phone number, message content, opt-in/opt-out state.
Plaid
Activated per pilot
United States
Purpose
Consented open-banking connectivity used to verify income adequacy and financial-resilience signals inside HSI.
Jurisdiction
United States
Data category
Bank-account metadata, income transactions, and balance snapshots — collected only with explicit applicant consent per screening.
Anthropic
Internal CRM only
United States
Purpose
LLM inference for internal AI Opportunity Briefs on inbound sales leads in the Pilot CRM. Not used for applicant screening or decisioning.
Jurisdiction
United States
Data category
Inbound sales-lead submission text only (company, contact, screening description). No applicant personal data is sent to this vendor.
OpenAI
Internal operations only
United States
Purpose
Optional secondary LLM inference path for internal operations tooling (drafting, summarization). Enabled only where Anthropic is unavailable and never for applicant decisioning.
Jurisdiction
United States
Data category
Operator-authored prompts and internal documents. No applicant personal data is sent to this vendor.
Google
Corporate operations
United States
Purpose
Google Workspace (Gmail, Drive, Calendar) for corporate operations, contract management, and scheduling with prospects.
Jurisdiction
United States
Data category
Corporate email, documents, calendar metadata. No applicant credit-file or banking data is stored in Workspace.
Microsoft
Corporate operations
United States
Purpose
Microsoft 365 for corporate documents, procurement artifacts, and enterprise customer communications where required by counterparty policy.
Jurisdiction
United States
Data category
Corporate documents and email metadata. No applicant credit-file or banking data is stored in Microsoft 365.
How to object to a change

Enterprise customers can raise concerns before a subprocessor change takes effect.

We notify each enterprise customer of any material subprocessor change at least thirty (30) days in advance. If you believe a change would create an unacceptable risk to your data, contact us during the notice window and we will work with you in good faith on a mitigation or, if necessary, allow you to terminate the affected portion of the underlying agreement without penalty per the executed DPA.