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Your sub-processors, and how long each one gives you to object
Enter the page where your company lists its sub-processors. We read it once, find the vendors on it that we watch, and show the window each vendor’s own data processing agreement gives you to object when it adds a sub-processor, quoted with the page it came from and the date we read it.
What it does
- We fetch the page once, as XitherBot, and honor its robots.txt. If the site refuses automated readers, the result says so.
- The windows come from our stored reading of each vendor’s agreement, the same quotes as the notice windows table.
- Entries we do not watch are listed as your page prints them, marked “not in the record”.
- Nothing from your page is stored. We keep a count of scans and a hashed network address for the rate limit: 5 scans an hour.
Related
Sub-processor changes
Find out when a vendor's list moves, and decide what to do.
- What changed in AI vendor disclosures
Sub-processor lists and DPAs that differ from the copy we held before.
- Who your AI vendors depend on
1,381 companies named across 95 vendors' sub-processor lists — AWS by 63 of them. The dependency none of your contracts is with.
- Sub-processor register template
Ten columns in the shape a reviewer asks for — with the share of each one your vendors actually publish, counted across 3,433 entries.