Legal CenterSubprocessorsUpdated January 9, 2026

Subprocessors

The trusted vendors that help us deliver Inqry securely.

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Key commitments

What you can expect from us across all legal policies.

Transparency

Plain-language policies and clear subprocessors.

Data minimization

Only the data we need to operate the service, nothing more.

Control

Export, deletion, and cookie consent controls for every organization.

Vendors

Current subprocessors

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OpenRouter
LLM inference gateway• Routes requests to multiple LLM providers for text generation.
United States
O
OpenAI
Embeddings, memory LLM• Generates text embeddings for semantic search and memory processing.
United States
A
Anthropic
LLM inference (via OpenRouter)• Processes user prompts and generates text completions.
United States
G
Google (Gemini)
LLM inference (via OpenRouter)• Processes user prompts and generates text completions.
United States
V
Voyage AI
Search result reranking• Reranks search results for improved relevance.
United States
Q
Qdrant Cloud
Vector database• Stores and queries document embeddings for semantic search.
EU (Helsinki)
N
Neon
PostgreSQL database• Stores application data and user information.
EU (Helsinki)
R
Redis Cloud
Caching, session storage• Handles caching, rate limiting, and session management.
EU (Helsinki)
S
Stripe
Payments• Handles payment processing and billing data.
United States
V
Vercel
Frontend hosting/edge• Hosts the frontend application and edge functions.
United States
H
Hetzner Cloud
Backend hosting• Hosts backend services and infrastructure.
EU (Helsinki)
L
Langfuse Cloud
Observability• Provides tracing and analytics for AI operations.
EU (Helsinki)

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Last reviewed: January 2026 We use trusted vendors ("Subprocessors") to deliver the service. Each is under a data processing agreement and appropriate security controls.

[!NOTE] Data transfers: When data moves outside the EEA (specifically to the US for AI inference), we rely on robust legal mechanisms. For US-based AI providers (e.g., OpenRouter), we rely on their Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs) as the legal transfer mechanism. For Vercel, we rely on their EU-US Data Privacy Framework (DPF) certification. Changes: We will update this list before adding or replacing a subprocessor where feasible. Contact: For questions or objections to a specific subprocessor, email security@inqry.ai.