StackGen
StackGen declares 9 subprocessors in its subprocessor list, which we last checked on Oct 11, 2026 (evidence). They include Amazon Web Services, OpenAI and Microsoft. No published changes since we first read it on Oct 11, 2026.
Not listed by any tracked vendor.
Subprocessors CSV of StackGen's subprocessors · Atom feed of StackGen's subprocessors DORA draft CSV of StackGen's subprocessors as declared by StackGen what's this? ·
9 third parties.
| Name | Purpose | Location | Listed since |
|---|---|---|---|
| Amplitude | Product analytics and usage analytics (telemetry) | United States | |
| Anthropic AI | AI/LLM processing for AI-powered product features (Claude models) | United States | |
| AWS (Amazon Web Services) | Cloud infrastructure & hosting of customer application data | Global (Available on AWS, GCP, and Azure across multiple regions including United States, Europe) | |
| Azure (Microsoft Azure) | Cloud infrastructure, compute services, data storage, and application hosting | Global (Multiple regions including United States, Europe, Asia Pacific) | |
| ClickHouse Cloud | Real-time analytics database and data warehousing for high-performance analytical processing | Global (Available on AWS, GCP, and Azure across multiple regions including United States, Europe) | |
| HubSpot | CRM, marketing communications, and customer contact management | United States | |
| OpenAI AI | AI-powered language processing, content generation, natural language understanding, and intelligent automation services | United States (Headquarters in San Francisco, with data centers in multiple U.S. locations including Texas, Ohio, New Mexico, Wisconsin) | |
| SendGrid (Twilio SendGrid) | Transactional and marketing email delivery services | Global (United States with EU data center available in Ireland) | |
| Zendesk | Customer support ticketing, and help desk | United States |
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244 reported incidents in the last 30 days, by 6 of the vendors StackGen lists as subprocessors.
A subprocessor list names a company, not the service an incident touched. This does not show that StackGen was involved.
And 219 more. All of them: CSV · Who is around them.
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See the list as we read it on any date: Time machine
None since tracking began.