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Subprocessors

PeerX is provided by PairOx Pty Ltd (ABN 82 154 477 728). We use third-party subprocessors to provide our services, and list each one below with what it does for us and where it processes data.
Last updated: November 6, 2026

Current subprocessors

We run the Service, its databases and the files you upload on servers we rent from Hetzner in Germany or Finland, listed below.

Services you connect yourself (for example Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Slack, Salesforce, HubSpot, DocuSign or Zoom) are not listed: we exchange data with them only as you instruct.

Each subprocessor, what it does for PeerX, and where it processes data
ProviderCategoryPurposeLocation
OpenAIAI model providerRuns the AI models behind agents. Receives the prompts, documents and other content agents process.United States
StripePayment processingPayments, subscriptions, invoices and refunds.United States
ResendEmail deliverySends account and service emails.United States
MigaduMailbox hostingHosts the peerx.ai mailboxes, so it holds the emails you send us, for example to [email protected] or [email protected].France
GoogleSign-inGoogle sign-in, if you choose it.United States
CloudflareNetwork delivery, security and website analyticsRuns the domain name system for peerx.ai, and carries and protects all traffic between you and our servers, through an encrypted tunnel to them. Counts page views and visits on peerx.ai with Cloudflare Web Analytics, which sets no cookies and runs without a consent choice. Stores the backup copies of our databases (Oceania).Global network
HetznerHostingRents us the servers the Service, its databases and the files you upload run on.Germany or Finland (European Union)

Planned change: Anthropic

From 10 December 2026 at the earliest, we may start using Anthropic's Claude models as the first AI model provider for agents' answers, with OpenAI kept as the backup. Anthropic would then receive the content an agent needs to answer, which is what OpenAI receives today: your messages to the agent, and the details from your account and your projects that the agent reads. If Claude does not return an answer, the same content goes to OpenAI. Nothing more is sent than today. Until that date, Anthropic receives none of your data. This section is our notice of that change; our Privacy Policy describes the content in section 4. If you object, see Changes to this list below, or email [email protected].

Supported, but not in use

Our software can also work with the providers below. We do not use them today, so none of them receives your data. Before we start using one, we will tell you at least 30 days in advance, as for any new subprocessor. The section above is that notice for Anthropic. The PeerX mobile apps will use three of them, and that notice is the next section.

Each provider our software supports but PeerX does not use, and what it would do
ProviderCategoryPurposeLocation
NVIDIAAI model providerCould run AI models behind agents instead of OpenAI.United States
AnthropicAI model providerFrom 10 December 2026 at the earliest, may run the AI models behind agents first, with OpenAI kept as the backup (see Planned change above). Until then it receives none of your data.United States, and possibly other countries
Twilio SendGridEmail deliveryCould send account and service emails.United States
Amazon Web Services (Simple Email Service)Email deliveryCould send account and service emails.United States
Apple (Sign in with Apple)Sign-inCould let you sign in with your Apple account.United States
Microsoft (sign-in)Sign-inCould let you sign in with your Microsoft account.United States
Meta (Facebook)Sign-inCould let you sign in with your Facebook account.United States
LinkedInSign-inCould let you sign in with your LinkedIn account.United States
GitHubSign-inCould let you sign in with your GitHub account.United States
Google AnalyticsWebsite analyticsCould measure how visitors use peerx.ai, and only for visitors who accept analytics cookies.United States
TwilioSMSCould send SMS messages, such as verification codes.United States
Google (Firebase, Maps and Search)Push notifications, maps and web searchCould send Android notifications through Firebase Cloud Messaging, and run the location lookups and web searches agents make.United States
Apple (Push Notification service)Push notificationsCould send iOS notifications.United States
SerperWeb searchCould run web searches for agents; search queries may contain content from your requests.United States
Microsoft (Bing Search)Web searchCould run web searches for agents; search queries may contain content from your requests.United States
SentryError monitoringCould collect error reports, which can include the account and request involved.United States
PagerDutyOperations alertingCould alert our team to service incidents; alerts can include account identifiers.United States
PayPalPayoutsCould pay out to professionals who receive payments through PeerX.United States

PeerX mobile apps

The PeerX apps for iPhone and Android use the providers below, for people who install an app, from the day the apps are released. Four of them are new: Sign in with Apple, Apple Push Notification service, Firebase Cloud Messaging and Firebase Crashlytics. This list is our notice of that change. Our Privacy Policy says what each one receives.

Each provider the PeerX mobile apps use, what it does, and where it processes data
ProviderCategoryPurposeLocation
Apple (Sign in with Apple)Sign-inSigns you in to the iPhone app with your Apple account, if you choose it. We ask Apple to end the app’s access when your account is deleted.United States
Apple (Push Notification service)Push notificationsDelivers notifications to the iPhone app. Receives your device’s notification token and the notification.United States
Google (Firebase Cloud Messaging)Push notificationsDelivers notifications to the Android app. Receives your device’s notification token and the notification.United States
Google (Firebase Crashlytics)Crash reportsReceives a crash report when an app crashes: what the app was doing, the device model, operating system and app versions, an installation identifier and your PeerX user identifier. No name, email address or conversation content.United States
GoogleSign-inGoogle sign-in in the apps, if you choose it, as on the website.United States
OpenAIAI model providerRuns the AI models behind agents, as on the website. In the apps, nothing is sent until you have agreed to it in the app.United States

Changes to this list

We will notify customers of any new subprocessors at least 30 days in advance. If you object to a new subprocessor, you may terminate your agreement in accordance with our Terms of Service. The Data Processing Agreement sets out how subprocessors are engaged.