Sub-Processors
Effective Date: January 1, 2024
Last Updated: October 1, 2026
Querio uses the third-party vendors (sub-processors) below to run its service and manage customer relationships. Each entry lists what the vendor does, where it processes data, and what data it receives.
Customer Data
These sub-processors store or process data from your connected sources and your use of Querio.
Amazon Web Services
Purpose: Application hosting, compute, and file storage
Location: Germany (Frankfurt). Dedicated deployments may run in AWS GovCloud (USA).
Data: Name, email, and in-app behavior of Querio users; schema information and metadata from customer sources; results of queries run in Querio; files uploaded to Querio workspaces
Neon (a Databricks company)
Purpose: Managed PostgreSQL database
Location: Germany (Frankfurt)
Data: Name, email, and application data of Querio users, including conversations, notebooks, and workspace settings; schema information and metadata from customer sources
Postmark
Purpose: Delivery of scheduled report and automation emails
Location: USA
Data: Recipient email addresses and the contents of scheduled reports, including attachments
Large Language Model Providers (API)
These providers receive the context the Querio agent needs to answer a user's request. That includes schema information, the results of queries the agent runs, and the contents of files users upload.
Anthropic
Purpose: Large language model provider (API)
Location: USA
Data: Schema metadata, query results, and uploaded file contents as needed to answer a user's request
OpenAI
Purpose: Large language model provider (API)
Location: USA
Data: Schema metadata, query results, and uploaded file contents as needed to answer a user's request
Google (Gemini API)
Purpose: Large language model provider (API)
Location: USA
Data: Schema metadata, query results, and uploaded file contents as needed to answer a user's request
Amazon Bedrock
Purpose: Large language model hosting for dedicated deployments
Location: Same AWS region as the dedicated deployment
Data: Schema metadata, query results, and uploaded file contents as needed to answer a user's request
Querio User Data
These sub-processors handle data about Querio users (people who log in and use the platform). They do not receive data from your connected sources.
PostHog
Purpose: Product analytics and error tracking
Location: European Union
Data: Email, name, and in-app behavior of Querio users
Loops
Purpose: Account email delivery
Location: USA
Data: Email address of Querio users and message metadata for sign-in emails, such as email verification and password reset
Purpose: Authentication (Sign in with Google)
Location: USA
Data: Name, email address, and authentication metadata of Querio users
Stripe
Purpose: Payment processing
Location: USA
Data: Name, email, and billing information of Querio users
Disify
Purpose: Disposable email detection at signup
Location: Latvia (European Union)
Data: Email address entered at signup
Burner Bouncer
Purpose: Disposable email detection at signup
Location: Germany
Data: Email address entered at signup
Cal.com
Purpose: Scheduling calls with prospective customers and Querio users
Location: USA
Data: Name, email, and booking details of people who schedule a call with Querio
Clarify
Purpose: Customer relationship management (CRM)
Location: USA
Data: Name and email of Querio users
Slack
Purpose: Internal company communication and shared customer channels
Location: USA
Data: Email of Querio users who share a Slack channel with Querio
Sprinto
Purpose: SOC 2 compliance automation
Location: USA
Data: Name, email, and access metadata of Querio users