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Sub-Processors

Last updated: 14 August 2026

LeadLex (Lead IP GmbH) engages the third-party sub-processors listed below to help provide the LeadLex platform. The list is built from an audit of the platform's actual third-party calls and verified provider documentation. Each sub-processor is bound by a data processing agreement with terms no less protective than those LeadLex offers its customers, processes personal data only on LeadLex's documented instructions, and — for any transfer outside the EEA — is covered by appropriate safeguards (EU-US Data Privacy Framework participation and/or the EU Standard Contractual Clauses).

Primary customer data — the database and each workspace's AI compute — is hosted in the EU (Frankfurt, Germany). Self-hosted components (for example, our self-hosted Langfuse LLM-tracing instance) run on our own EU Fly.io infrastructure and are not separate sub-processors.

This list is incorporated into the Data Processing Agreement as Annex 3.

1. Core platform (always used)

Sub-ProcessorPurposeLocationNotes
SupabaseDatabase, authentication, file storageEU (Frankfurt)SOC 2 Type II
Fly.ioPer-workspace AI compute (Firecracker microVMs) + self-hosted servicesEU (Frankfurt)SOC 2 Type II; ISO 27001 datacenters
VercelWeb-application hosting / edge deliveryEU regionsSOC 2 Type II
PostHogProduct analytics / usage telemetryEU Cloud (Frankfurt)SOC 2 Type II
ResendTransactional email (system notifications)EU (Dublin) sending regionSOC 2 Type II; SCCs/DPF for US-processed service metadata

2. AI providers

Sub-ProcessorPurposeLocationNotes
AnthropicAI inference (Claude)USSOC 2 Type II; ISO 27001; no training on customer data; ≤30-day retention
GoogleFallback AI inference (Gemini)USNo training on customer data
OpenAIText embeddings; optional voice transcription (Whisper)USSOC 2 Type II; no training on API data

3. Email & calendar (only when the customer connects their account)

Sub-ProcessorPurposeLocationNotes
MicrosoftOutlook/Microsoft 365 mail & calendar sync; SSO (Entra ID)Customer tenant / MicrosoftISO 27001; SOC 2 Type II
GoogleGmail / Google Calendar syncCustomer tenant / GoogleISO 27001; SOC 2 Type II

4. Optional messaging channels (only where the customer enables the channel)

Sub-ProcessorPurposeLocationNotes
TelegramLexi messaging channelTelegram FZ-LLCOpt-in
Meta / WhatsAppLexi messaging channelUS / IrelandOpt-in
Slack (Salesforce)Notifications / integrationUSSOC 2; opt-in
Microsoft (Bot Framework / Teams)Teams channelUSOpt-in
HubSpotCRM integration (API), where the customer connects itCustomer's HubSpot portal region — EU (Frankfurt) by default for European customersSOC 2 Type II; opt-in

5. Billing

Sub-ProcessorPurposeLocationNotes
StripeSubscription billing & paymentsUSPCI DSS Level 1; SOC 2 Type II

6. Website analytics (public marketing site only — not customer data)

These process website visitor data on leadlex.com. They have no access to the LeadLex platform, and no customer, client, or matter data reaches them. Both load only after a visitor selects "Accept all" in the cookie banner — see the Cookie Policy.

Sub-ProcessorPurposeLocationNotes
PostHogWebsite analytics (page views, funnel)EU Cloud (Frankfurt)Requests routed through leadlex.com; session replay disabled
Google (Analytics 4)Website analyticsGoogle Ireland Ltd; transfers to Google LLC (US)EU–US Data Privacy Framework + SCCs; Consent Mode v2; advertising storage permanently denied

Public data sources (not sub-processors)

EPO / Open Patent Services, EUIPO, WIPO PatentScope, Espacenet, and Google Patents are queried for public IP, patent, and trademark records; no customer personal data is sent to them for processing.

Optional, user-initiated enrichment lookups (e.g. finding a business email address for a prospect) query specialist business-contact databases with only the minimal business identifiers needed for the lookup; details of the providers used are available on request.

Changes and Objection Rights

LeadLex notifies customers of any intended addition or replacement of a sub-processor by email at least 14 days before the new sub-processor begins processing personal data. Customers may object to a new sub-processor on reasonable data-protection grounds within 14 days of notice, as set out in Section 8.2 of the DPA.

To receive sub-processor change notifications, or to ask a question about this list, contact lexi@leadlex.com.

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