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Subprocessors

Last updated September 4, 2026

Distro works with service providers to operate our platform. This page explains how those providers are managed and how customers can request the current list applicable to their account.

How Distro uses subprocessors

Distro engages third-party service providers to help deliver, secure, support, and improve the services. A provider is treated as a subprocessor when it processes Customer Data or Personal Data on Distro’s behalf in connection with those services.

Our published policies identify providers supporting functions such as application hosting, data storage and backup, payment processing, analytics, customer support, and marketing. Distro limits provider access to what is needed to perform the applicable service.

Current subprocessor list

Because the providers used can depend on a customer’s plan, configuration, and enabled integrations, customers may request Distro’s current vendor-specific subprocessor list and the supporting security or privacy documentation applicable to their account.

Email support@distro.so from an address associated with your Distro workspace. Include your organization name and the documentation you need so our team can provide the appropriate current information.

International processing

Distro primarily processes Personal Data in the United States and may use providers in other jurisdictions. Where required, Distro uses lawful transfer safeguards, which may include approved standard contractual clauses or another recognized transfer mechanism.

Updates and notifications

Distro may add, replace, or remove subprocessors as the services evolve. Notifications and any objection process are handled according to the applicable Data Processing Agreement or other written agreement with the customer.

Contact

For questions about subprocessors, data locations, or Distro’s vendor review process, contact support@distro.so. Our Data Processing Agreement is available at dpa.distro.so.

Questions about subprocessors?

Contact support