Legal

Sub-processors

The third-party providers Standwyse engages to deliver the Service, the personal data each receives, where it is processed, and the safeguard relied on for any transfer outside the UK/EEA.

Effective 2026-06-23.

Current sub-processors

We share personal data with the sub-processors below strictly to provide the Service. This list is the canonical record and is kept consistent with our Data Processing Agreement and Privacy Policy.

Sub-processorPurposeRegionTransfer safeguard
SupabaseDatabase, authentication, and document storage (our primary data store).United Kingdom (London)Within UK/EEA
VercelApplication hosting; processes request data and server logs.United Kingdom (London)Within UK/EEA
AnthropicAI document extraction and assistance; receives document content and AI conversation context. Not used to train models.United StatesSCCs + UK IDTA
OpenAIAI assistance features; receives the context sent to the model for AI-assisted responses. Not used to train models.United StatesSCCs + UK IDTA
InngestBackground job orchestration (such as document review runs and data-export jobs); receives job identifiers and event payloads.United StatesSCCs + UK IDTA
ResendTransactional email delivery; receives recipient address and message content.United StatesSCCs + UK IDTA
StripePayment processing; receives billing contact and payment details. Card data is collected by Stripe directly and never touches Standwyse servers.United States / globalSCCs + UK IDTA
SentryError monitoring; receives diagnostic data with a PII redaction filter applied.European UnionWithin UK/EEA
PostHogProduct analytics; server-side events keyed by identifiers, with client-side capture only after cookie consent.European UnionWithin UK/EEA
HubSpotCRM integration (optional, organiser-enabled); when an organiser connects HubSpot, we exchange OAuth tokens with HubSpot and receive their exhibitor company and contact records to import into Standwyse.United StatesSCCs + UK IDTA

International transfers

Some sub-processors are located outside the UK/EEA. Where personal data is transferred internationally, we rely on appropriate safeguards such as the UK International Data Transfer Agreement/Addendum and the EU Standard Contractual Clauses, as reflected in each provider’s data processing terms and shown in the “Transfer safeguard” column above. “Within UK/EEA” indicates no restricted transfer applies.

Changes and notice

Under our Data Processing Agreement, the Customer (the event organiser, as controller) gives general authorisation for these sub-processors. We give reasonable advance notice — at least 30 days for material changes — of any intended addition or replacement, allowing the Customer to object on reasonable data-protection grounds. To be notified of changes, or to raise an objection, contact privacy@standwyse.com.