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Subprocessors
Last updated: September 30, 2026
Neeto LLC is a data processor and engages certain onward subprocessors that may process personal data submitted to Neeto's services by the Controller. These subprocessors are listed below, with a description of the service and the location where data is hosted. This list may be updated from time to time in accordance with the terms of the Data Processing Agreement.
Neeto will update this page when it adds, replaces, or removes a subprocessor that may process Customer Personal Data. See Updates to this page for how to be notified of changes and how to object to a new subprocessor.
AI subprocessors #
Some Neeto features use AI models from Google (Gemini) and OpenAI. These providers receive data only when you use an AI feature. For example, data is sent when you chat with the Neeti assistant, ask for a transcription, or ask for a summary. Only the content needed for that request is sent.
The only exception is our automated spam screening. To keep spammers off our platform, Google Gemini checks email content whenever it changes. It also checks public-facing pages such as public scheduling pages. If you prefer not to have your content screened by AI, please contact our support team before using the service. We can verify your account and, if approved, opt you out of automated AI spam screening.
Neeto does not use Customer Data to train AI models. Our AI providers are not allowed to use Customer Data to train their models either. Requests are processed individually and are not retained by the provider beyond a short abuse-monitoring window. For a feature-by-feature breakdown of exactly what is sent, to whom, and for how long it is retained, see How Neeto uses AI.
Subprocessor list #
The table below lists all of Neeto's subprocessors and their activities, including the AI subprocessors described above.
Subprocessor	Activities	Data	Location(s)	When used
Amazon CloudFront	CDN provider	Personal info and business data	USA	Always (core infrastructure)
Amazon Web Services	Cloud service provider	Personal info and business data	USA	Always (core infrastructure)
Apple	Login using Apple	Email, Name	USA	Only if Customer uses social login
Bugsnag	Error monitoring	Personal info and business data	USA	Always (core infrastructure)
Cloudflare	Proxy for rate limiting and security	Personal info and business data	USA	Always (core infrastructure)
Elasticsearch	Search service provider	KB data for search	USA	Always (core infrastructure)
Facebook Pixel	Analytics, Marketing	Personal info and business data	USA	Only for marketing site visitors
GitHub	Login using GitHub	Email, Name	USA	Only if Customer uses social login
Gmail	Email integration	Name, email and the body of the email	USA	Only if Customer enables integration
Google Analytics	Analytics, Marketing	Personal info and business data	USA	Only for marketing site visitors
Google	Login using Google	Email, Name, Location, Language	USA	Only if Customer uses social login
Google Calendar	Calendar integration	Business data	USA	Only if Customer enables integration
Google Drive	Exporting data	Business data	USA	Only if Customer enables integration
Honeybadger	Error monitoring	Business data	USA	Always (core infrastructure)
iCloud Calendar	Calendar integration	Business data	USA	Only if Customer enables integration
Imagekit	Business process	Business data mostly from attachments	USA	Always (core infrastructure)
Intercom	Communication	Email, Name	USA	Always (core infrastructure)
Lemonfox	Speech to text	Audio recordings submitted for transcription (deleted by provider immediately after processing)	USA	Only if Customer uses transcription features
Lemonsqueezy	Subscription management	Email and business data	USA	Always (core infrastructure)
Microsoft 365	Business process	Personal info and business data	USA	Only if Customer enables integration
Microsoft Outlook	Email integration	Name, email and the body of the email	USA	Only if Customer enables integration
Microsoft Teams	Communication	Personal info and business data	USA	Only if Customer enables integration
Mixpanel	Analytics, Marketing	Personal info and business data	USA	Only for marketing site visitors
Mailchimp	Business process	Personal info and business data	USA	Only if Customer enables integration
Mailgun	Receiving email	Name, email and the body of the email	USA	Always (core infrastructure)
PagerDuty	Uptime monitoring	Uptime status	USA	Always (core infrastructure)
Razorpay	Payment processing	Personal info and payment data	India	Only if Customer enables integration
Sparkpost	Delivering email	Name, email and the body of the email	USA	Always (core infrastructure)
Slack	Communication	Personal info and business data	USA	Only if Customer enables integration
Stripe	Payment processing	Personal info and payment data	USA	Always (core infrastructure)
Telnyx	Communication	Phone number, business data	USA	Only if Customer enables integration
Twilio	OTP & 2FA	Phone number	USA	Only if Customer enables integration
Unsplash	Image provider	Business data	Canada	Always (core infrastructure)
Zapier	Business process	Personal info and business data	USA	Only if Customer enables integration
SSL.com	Code signing application	Email and business info	USA	Always (core infrastructure)
Docuseal	e-signature application	Email and business info	USA	Only if Customer enables integration
Google Gemini	AI assistant & AI features	Content submitted to AI features (e.g., messages to the Neeti assistant)	USA	Only if Customer uses an AI feature
Google Gemini	Spam & abuse detection	Email content when it is created or changed; content of public-facing pages	USA	Automated (opt-out via support after verification)
OpenAI	Speech recognition, summaries & AI assistance	Audio and text submitted to AI features	USA	Only if Customer uses an AI feature
Updates to this page #
Our subprocessors change from time to time. We may remove a subprocessor to consolidate the vendors we rely on, or add one when we believe it will improve the Services.
We update this page whenever we add, replace, or remove a subprocessor, and we record each change in the change log below. If you would like to receive an email when this list changes, you can subscribe to subprocessor updates.
Under the terms of our Data Processing Agreement, a Customer may object in writing to a new subprocessor on reasonable data protection grounds by writing to [email protected] within 30 days of the date shown for that change in the change log below. If a Customer does not object within that period, the new subprocessor is deemed accepted.
Change log #
Each entry records the date this page was updated. Wording, formatting, and typo fixes that did not change which subprocessors are used are not listed.
September 24, 2026: Added Amazon CloudFront as CDN provider. Changed Cloudflare's role from CDN provider to proxy for rate limiting and security. Added the "Updates to this page" section with an email subscription for change notices. The 30-day objection window now runs from the date of the change log entry.
July 21, 2026: Removed Judge0 and Instagram. Split Google Gemini into two entries (AI assistant and AI features; spam and abuse detection). Changed Mailgun's role from delivering email to receiving email. Lemonfox and OpenAI are now used only when a Customer uses transcription or AI features.
June 4, 2026: Added Google Gemini.
February 9, 2026: Added Gmail, Google Calendar, iCloud Calendar, Microsoft 365, Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Teams, and Telnyx. Removed Cronitor, Msg91, NeetoDeploy, and New Relic. Added the "When used" column.
July 16, 2025: Added Docuseal. Removed WhatsApp. Corrected Razorpay's location from USA to India.
December 4, 2024: Added Cronitor, Intercom, Mailchimp, and PagerDuty.
October 4, 2024: Added SSL.com.
September 18, 2024: Replaced Heroku with NeetoDeploy as hosting provider.
August 3, 2024: Added Judge0. Corrected Razorpay's role to payment processing.
July 19, 2024: Added Facebook Pixel, Google Drive, Lemonfox, Lemonsqueezy, Mixpanel, Razorpay, Unsplash, and WhatsApp. Removed Cloudinary, Grammarly, and Twitter.
July 18, 2024: Removed Microsoft Clarity and PostHog.
March 19, 2024: Added OpenAI.
December 18, 2023: Added PostHog.
August 10, 2023: Added Microsoft Clarity.
April 28, 2023: Added Cloudinary and Imagekit.
April 23, 2023: Added Zapier.
March 7, 2023: Removed Gurock and Userlist.
February 20, 2022: Added Cloudflare, Heroku, Instagram, Slack, and Sparkpost.
December 26, 2021: Added Apple, GitHub, and Twitter as login providers.
December 10, 2021: Page published.
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