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Sub-processors & Providers

Last updated: July 19, 2026 · Version 2026-07-19

This page lists the current sub-processors and other material service providers that Pipcast, Inc. uses to provide the IP Craft service. It is incorporated by reference into the Data Processing Agreement (the “DPA”) for processing-location transparency (DPA §12.1). Capitalized terms have the meanings given in the DPA.

Pipcast gives advance notice of a new or replacing sub-processor as described in Section 7 of the DPA, and Customer may object on the terms set out there. To be notified of changes, contact privacy@ipcraft.co.

All Pipcast production infrastructure operates in the United States (primary AWS Region us-east-1). Where a Customer transfers EU, UK, or Swiss personal data, the transfer safeguards in the DPA (EU Standard Contractual Clauses, the UK Addendum, and the Swiss adaptations) apply.

Sub-processors

These third parties Process Customer Personal Data on Customer’s behalf as Sub-processors under the DPA.

Sub-processor (contracting entity)Service and roleCustomer Personal DataProcessing location
Amazon Web Services, Inc.Cloud hosting and infrastructure: compute (EKS), managed PostgreSQL databases, S3 object storage, SES transactional email, Amplify hosting/CDN, KMS, monitoring/security services, and Amazon Bedrock managed AI inference.Potentially all categories in DPA Schedule 1, depending on Customer’s use.United States — primary Region us-east-1; AI inference (Amazon Bedrock) restricted by Pipcast to approved U.S. regions.
Functional Software, Inc. (Sentry)Application error monitoring and diagnostic telemetry, configured to minimize personal data.Diagnostic and error information; not intended to contain Customer Content but may incidentally contain Customer Personal Data.United States data region.
Google LLC (Google Workspace)Corporate and support email. Applies only where Customer sends personal data or Customer Content to a Pipcast email address, or Pipcast uses email to provide support.Support correspondence, contact information, and content Customer chooses to send by email.United States, as configured for Pipcast’s Google Workspace account.

Other material providers (not sub-processors under the DPA)

The following provider is disclosed for transparency. It does not Process Customer Personal Data on Customer’s behalf and is not a Sub-processor under the DPA.

Provider (contracting entity)RoleDataProcessing location
Stripe, LLCSubscription and payment administration. Stripe Processes Customer Account Data under Pipcast’s instructions and separately acts as an independent Controller for its own payment-network, fraud-prevention, legal-compliance, and service-administration purposes. Because the relevant data is Customer Account Data — not Customer Personal Data — Stripe is not a Sub-processor under the DPA.Billing-contact name and email; customer, subscription, transaction, and invoice identifiers. Card numbers and security codes are collected on Stripe-hosted pages and are not stored by Pipcast.United States.

Not separate sub-processors

  • Keycloak (identity provider) is self-hosted within Pipcast’s own AWS environment and is not a separate third-party service.
  • USPTO Open Data Portal and PatentsView are public data sources that Pipcast queries for public patent information; they are not engaged to Process Customer Personal Data on Pipcast’s behalf.

Managed AI

Pipcast’s AI-assisted features run on Amazon Bedrock within Pipcast’s own AWS account, in approved U.S. regions. Pipcast does not use Customer Content or Customer Personal Data to train, fine-tune, or improve any shared or general-purpose model, and does not permit a sub-processor or model provider to do so. Pipcast processes Customer Personal Data through Amazon Bedrock only using a model and interface for which the inference content is not stored by the inference service or shared with the model provider, and prevents any provider-data-sharing configuration. See DPA §3.6 and Schedule 3.