Critical Cloud
Critical Cloud declares 17 subprocessors in its subprocessor list, which we last checked on Oct 11, 2026 (evidence). They include OpenAI, Microsoft and Stripe. No published changes since we first read it on Oct 11, 2026.
Not listed by any tracked vendor.
Subprocessors CSV of Critical Cloud's subprocessors · Atom feed of Critical Cloud's subprocessors DORA draft CSV of Critical Cloud's subprocessors as declared by Critical Cloud what's this? ·
17 third parties.
| Name | Purpose | Location | Listed since |
|---|---|---|---|
| Anthropic AI | AI assistant (Claude) | USA | |
| Atlassian Corporation Plc | Collaboration | European Union (Germany) | |
| Datadog, Inc. | Cloud monitoring | European Union (Germany) | |
| Fathom | Meeting recording and notes | USA | |
| HubSpot | Customer relationship management (CRM) and marketing automation; Marketing | European Union (Germany) | |
| Microsoft Sharepoint | Document storage and collaboration | EU | |
| Netlify | Application hosting | EU | |
| OpenAI AI | AI assistant (ChatGPT) | USA | |
| Qwilr Pty Ltd | Proposals and Order forms | EU | |
| Ruddr | Project and resource management | EU | |
| Slack | Collaboration | European Union (Germany) | |
| Squadcast, Inc | Cloud monitoring | EU | |
| SquaredUp | Dashboards and reporting | EU | |
| Stripe, Inc | Finance and payments | EU | |
| Supabase | Application database hosting | EU | |
| Vanta | Continuous security and compliance monitoring; Security | European Union | |
| Vercel | Application hosting | EU |
ComplianceCSV of Critical Cloud's compliance · Atom feed of Critical Cloud's compliance
- Certified
- Says it complies with
Certifications as Critical Cloud's trust center lists them; reports are usually shared on request (evidence)
Incidents reported by Critical Cloud's subprocessorsCSV of incidents reported by vendors Critical Cloud lists · Atom feed of incidents reported by vendors Critical Cloud lists
115 reported incidents in the last 30 days, by 10 of the vendors Critical Cloud lists as subprocessors.
A subprocessor list names a company, not the service an incident touched. This does not show that Critical Cloud was involved.
And 90 more. All of them: CSV · Who is around them.
ChangesCSV of Critical Cloud's changes · Atom feed of Critical Cloud's changes
See the list as we read it on any date: Time machine
None since tracking began.