Every third party we use, and what for.
This is the complete list of sub-processors Counsel.day relies on to deliver the product. Each row names the vendor, the data category processed, the location of processing, the legal transfer mechanism used to move data across borders, and the DPA (Data Processing Agreement) status. We publish in advance of using a new vendor; the changes log at the foot of this page records every addition.
The seven vendors, in full.
Each vendor below has a signed DPA in place. Where we transfer personal data out of the EU or UK, we rely on the European Commission's Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs) and the UK Addendum where applicable. Where the destination has an EU adequacy decision, we record that as the transfer mechanism instead.
How we notify on a new sub-processor.
We publish a proposed change to this list at least thirty days before a new sub-processor begins to process user data. The notification is sent by email to every account holder and announced on the marketing site. If you object to a specific sub-processor on reasonable grounds (jurisdiction, audit record, ownership), write to privacy@counsel.day during the notice period; if we cannot accommodate the objection, you have the right to close the account and receive a pro-rata refund of any annual subscription.
Material change history is kept indefinitely; the most recent revisions are summarised below.
- 14 May 2026: First publication of this page in the Iteration 8 (white + wine) layout. No vendors added or removed since the last revision.
- 28 Apr 2026: Added Zoho Workspace as the business productivity provider, replacing the previous Microsoft 365 tenancy. EU data centre.
- 14 Apr 2026: Confirmed Anthropic zero-retention API tier; updated the data category column to reflect the anonymisation pass that runs before any Claude request.
If something on this page does not add up.
If you spot a sub-processor we are clearly using and have not listed (a font CDN, a status-page provider, a JavaScript SDK), write to privacy@counsel.day. The omission is either a bug in this page or a vendor we are about to replace; in either case we want to know. Response within five business days.