Trust Center
How Definable keeps your data safe
Agents work in your apps and talk to your customers, so we hold ourselves to audited standards. Here is what we do to protect your data, who helps us run Definable and how to exercise your rights.
Subprocessors (10)
The companies that process customer personal data so we can run Definable. This is the list in Annex 4 of our Data Processing Addendum.
- H
Hetzner
Infrastructure
Servers, databases and code sandboxes that run the Services
Germany
- A
Amazon Web Services
Infrastructure
File storage, email and text message delivery
United States
- S
Stytch
Authentication
Sign-in and account authentication
United States
- C
Composio
App connections
Connections to third-party apps and the actions Agents take in them
United States
- T
TinyFish
Web search
Web search and web page fetching for Agents
United States
- A
Anthropic
Artificial intelligence
AI models for Builder, the Definable agent and Agents that run on Definable's keys
United States
- O
OpenAI
Artificial intelligence
AI models for Agents that run on Definable's keys
United States
- T
TypeSafe AI
Artificial intelligence
Routing each message to an Agent's fast or main model
United States
- S
Stripe
Payments
Payment processing
United States
- R
Razorpay
Payments
Payment processing
India
30 days' notice
We email workspace owners at least 30 days before a new subprocessor handles customer personal data, and you can object.
Bound by contract
Each subprocessor signs data protection terms at least as protective as our DPA, and we stay responsible for its work.
Your own choices aren't on this list
Model providers you add your own keys for, apps you connect and channels you publish to act under your agreements with them.