Subprocessor List

Last updated: March 9, 2026

About This List

Tutelr uses the following third-party subprocessors to provide our contract analysis service. This list is maintained in accordance with our Data Processing Agreement. We will notify customers at least 30 days before adding new subprocessors.

Current Subprocessors

Cloudflare

Purpose
Hosting, CDN, edge compute (Workers), DDoS protection
Location
Global
Data Processed
All service data (requests, responses, static assets)

Turso (ChiselStrike)

Purpose
Primary database
Location
US / EU
Data Processed
User accounts, contract metadata, analysis results

Stripe

Purpose
Payment processing and subscription management
Location
US
Data Processed
Payment details, billing email, subscription status

Resend

Purpose
Transactional email delivery
Location
US
Data Processed
Email addresses, email content

Anthropic

Purpose
AI-powered contract analysis (Claude)
Location
US
Data Processed
Contract text (processed in real-time, not stored by Anthropic)

Change Notification

We will notify customers at least 30 days before adding or replacing any subprocessor. Notifications will be sent via email to the account owner's registered email address and will also be reflected on this page.

If you object to a new subprocessor, you may terminate the affected service in accordance with the termination provisions in our Data Processing Agreement.

Data Processing Details

AI Processing (Anthropic)

When you submit a contract for analysis, the contract text is sent to Anthropic's Claude API for real-time analysis. Anthropic processes the text to generate risk assessments and does not store your contract content after processing. Anthropic's data processing practices are governed by their enterprise API terms, which prohibit using customer data for model training.

Payment Processing (Stripe)

Stripe processes payment information directly. Tutelr does not store credit card numbers or sensitive payment details. Stripe is PCI DSS Level 1 certified.

Contact

For questions about our subprocessors or data processing practices: