Subprocessors

Last updated: October 28, 2026

This is the authoritative list of subprocessors that Burdenoff Consultancy Services Pvt. Ltd. engages to process personal data in connection with the Service, referenced by our Privacy Policy and Data Processing Addendum. Each subprocessor is bound by a data-processing agreement (or equivalent contractual protection) requiring a level of data protection consistent with this Privacy Policy. We do not use a subprocessor to process personal data for any purpose other than providing, securing, or supporting the Service.

SubprocessorCategoryPurposeProcessing region
Amazon Web ServicesCloud infrastructure / CDNPrimary cloud infrastructure — compute (EKS), managed Postgres, managed graph and cache, container registry, secrets management, object storage, and static site hosting and deliveryap-south-1 (Mumbai, India); global CDN edge
CloudflareCDN / network securityDNS, edge/CDN routing, Zero Trust access control for internal and pre-launch surfaces, and Workers used for edge routing on select propertiesGlobal
StripePayment processorPayment processing for subscriptions and one-time purchasesIreland / Global
RazorpayPayment processorPayment processing for subscriptions and one-time purchases (India)India
GraphQL Hive (The Guild)Developer infrastructureSchema registry and API gateway configuration distribution. Receives our GraphQL schema definitions, not end-user personal dataGlobal (Cloud CDN)
GitHub (Microsoft)Developer infrastructureSource control and CI/CD pipeline execution for our own engineeringGlobal
Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google (model providers)AI / ML providerUnderlying large-language-model inference for AI-assisted features where a specific product enables one, limited to the content you submit to that featureVaries by provider (US / EU)
OpenRouter (model routing)AI / ML providerFallback routing of AI-assistant requests to an underlying model provider when the primary provider is unavailable, limited to the content you submit to that featureUnited States; upstream model provider varies

Individual Burdenoff products may enable additional, product-specific integrations you explicitly connect (for example, a third-party calendar or storage provider). Those are disclosed in the product's own settings at the point you connect them and are not listed here, since you control whether they process your data.

Notice of New Subprocessors

Where we add a new subprocessor with access to personal data, we update this page and, for customers with a signed Enterprise Data Processing Agreement, provide at least 30 days' advance notice before the new subprocessor begins processing, consistent with the objection right described in that agreement.

Questions

Questions about a specific subprocessor or our data-transfer mechanisms: privacy@burdenoff.com

Last updated: October 28, 2026