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Subprocessor List

Last Updated: August 20, 2026

AlecRae ("AlecRae") uses certain third-party service providers ("Subprocessors") to assist in providing the AlecRae platform. These Subprocessors may process personal data on behalf of our customers in accordance with our Data Processing Agreement and applicable data protection laws. This page lists every current and planned Subprocessor, the nature of their services, and the data they process. AlecRae is in a pre-launch preview; no customer mail is sent or received yet, so the transport and billing providers below are listed ahead of use.

1. Current Subprocessors

The following Subprocessors are authorized to process personal data on behalf of AlecRae customers. All processing takes place in the United States.

Subprocessor

Purpose

Location

Data Processed

Vultr

Cloud servers that host the AlecRae web application, API, database and mail handling

United States (Chicago)

All customer data including email content, metadata, attachments, account information

Vapron

Email transport platform: routes inbound and outbound mail for domains hosted on AlecRae

United States

Messages in transit: sender and recipient addresses, headers, subject, body and attachments

Resend

Outbound email delivery during sending warm-up

United States

Outbound messages in transit: sender and recipient addresses, headers, subject, body and attachments

Anthropic

AI features (Claude API): triage, drafting, summarising and other AI actions you invoke

United States

The message content you choose to run an AI feature on. Anthropic states that API inputs are not used to train its models

Google (Google LLC)

Connected-account sync, only if you connect a Google account (OAuth)

United States

OAuth tokens; the mailbox data you authorise us to read

Microsoft

Connected-account sync, only if you connect a Microsoft account (OAuth)

United States

OAuth tokens; the mailbox data you authorise us to read

Stripe, Inc.

Payment processing, billing and subscription management, when billing is live

United States

Billing name, email address, payment method details, transaction history

Cloudflare, Inc.

DNS for alecrae.com only; does not proxy or inspect traffic

United States (global DNS network)

DNS queries for our domain names; no customer data

GitHub

Source-code hosting and continuous integration

United States

Source code and build logs; no customer data

2. Change Notification Process

AlecRae is committed to transparency regarding its use of Subprocessors. When we engage a new Subprocessor or make material changes to an existing Subprocessor's scope of data processing, we will notify customers through the following mechanisms:

a.

Email Notification. We will send an email notification to the account owner and designated data protection contact (if configured) at least 30 days before the new Subprocessor begins processing customer data.

b.

This Page. Changes are published on this page. This Subprocessor List will be updated with the new or modified Subprocessor details, and the "Last Updated" date will reflect the most recent change.

3. Objection Procedure

If you have a legitimate objection to our use of a new or modified Subprocessor, you may exercise your right to object as follows:

a.

Objection Window. You must submit your objection in writing within 30 calendar days of receiving the change notification. Objections must be sent to [email protected] and must include a detailed explanation of the specific, reasonable grounds for the objection based on data protection concerns.

b.

Resolution Process. Upon receiving a valid objection, AlecRae will work in good faith to address your concerns. This may include: (i) providing additional information about the Subprocessor's data protection measures; (ii) implementing additional safeguards or restrictions on the Subprocessor's processing activities; or (iii) offering a commercially reasonable alternative configuration that avoids the use of the objected-to Subprocessor for your data.

c.

Escalation. If the parties are unable to resolve the objection within 30 days of the objection being raised, either party may escalate the matter in accordance with the dispute resolution provisions of the Data Processing Agreement. In certain circumstances, if resolution is not possible, you may have the right to terminate the affected services without penalty, subject to the terms of the DPA.

4. Data Protection Measures

We require each Subprocessor, under its service terms or a data processing agreement, to:

(i)

Processing personal data only on documented instructions from AlecRae

(ii)

Implementing appropriate technical and organizational security measures

(iii)

Maintaining confidentiality obligations for all personnel with access to personal data

(iv)

Assisting AlecRae in responding to data subject rights requests

(v)

Deleting or returning all personal data upon termination of services

(vi)

Submitting to audits and inspections as required by applicable data protection laws

All Subprocessors are located in the United States. For personal data of EEA and UK residents, we rely on Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs) approved by the European Commission, incorporated into our Data Processing Agreement and required of each Subprocessor.

Changes to this list are published on this page; account owners are also notified by email as described in Section 2.

For questions about our Subprocessors or data processing practices, contact our Data Protection Officer at [email protected].