Sub-processors

Last updated: 15 October 2026

Sovrnti sells sovereignty, so we publish who we depend on. This is the full list of third parties that process personal data on our behalf.

Most of it stays in France and the EU. Some of it does not. We tell you which, and why.

Where your data lives

Sub-processorPurposeLocationData reaching it
ScalewayApplication hosting, PostgreSQL, Redis, file storageFrance (Paris)All application data
ScalewaySherpa's AI models (Generative APIs)France (Paris)Your Sherpa prompts and context. Not stored, not used for training.
BunnyWeb protection and CDN for graph.sovrnti.ioSlovenia (EU)Request metadata, including IP address
PostHogProduct analytics, support inboxGermany (Frankfurt)Usage events, account id, browser type, IP address, support messages
LettermintTransactional email and the weekly update emailNetherlands (EU)Recipient address, message content
Neo4j AuraOur product and market database, on Google CloudBelgium (EU)No personal data
Google WorkspaceOur company email, including support@sovrnti.io routingEU and United StatesEmails you send us
StripePayments, tax and invoicesIreland and United StatesBilling identity, address, VAT number, payment method
TavilyWeb search for SherpaUnited StatesA search query written by the model from your question
MintlifyHosts docs.sovrnti.ioUnited StatesVisits to our public documentation

Only if you turn on Sherpa in a chat tool

These four carry your Sherpa conversation only after you switch on "Allow my messages to leave Sovrnti" and link a channel. Sherpa runs in Slack today. We list Teams, Google Chat and email now, before they launch, so this page is never late.

Sub-processorChannelLocationData reaching it
SlackSherpa in SlackUnited StatesYour messages, Sherpa's replies, your Slack user id and name
MicrosoftSherpa in TeamsUnited StatesYour messages, Sherpa's replies, your Teams user id and name
GoogleSherpa in Google ChatUnited StatesYour messages, Sherpa's replies, your Google Chat user id and name
ResendSherpa by emailUnited StatesYour emails to Sherpa and its replies

Your chat tool already holds these messages, because they are your workspace. The new fact is that Sherpa's replies, built from our data, also travel through it.

The ones we want you to notice

PostHog's reply transport. Support tickets are stored on PostHog's EU instance. When we answer by email, the reply leaves through PostHog's mail provider, Mailgun, a US company owned by Sweden's Sinch group. We chose this over two disconnected inboxes and a slower answer to you.

Tavily, for Sherpa's web search. Sometimes Sherpa needs recent public information. It then sends a short search query to Tavily, a US company. The query carries no name, email or account id. It can carry words from your question. We have switched off Tavily's use of our queries to improve its service.

The chat channels. Slack, Teams, Google Chat and email are US services. We made them opt-in, per person, because moving your conversation to a US processor should be your choice, not ours.

Our own framing calls these Climber trade-offs: approximate the benefit, keep control, state the price. If one matters for your risk assessment, write to privacy@sovrnti.io. We will tell you exactly what a given ticket, query or conversation carried.

What never reaches a sub-processor

DataWhy
Security vulnerability reportsThey go to a person at security@sovrnti.io, never to the support inbox
Your visit to sovrnti.io and your use of the appWe do not record sessions, on the site or in the app
The text of your Sherpa questions and answers, in analyticsOur analytics record token counts and timings, never the words
The inputs your AI assistant sends to our toolsWe keep only a one-way hash

Not sub-processors

These handle data as independent controllers, under their own terms:

  • Substack runs our newsletter.
  • Your AI assistant's provider (for example Anthropic, OpenAI or Mistral AI) handles your conversation with that assistant. We never receive it.

Changes

We update this page before a new sub-processor starts processing data, not after. Adding one is a decision our founder takes, not an implementation detail.

To hear about changes, write to privacy@sovrnti.io and ask to be notified.