Legal
Subprocessor List
Third-party services that may process customer data.
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1. Inference providers
To fulfil API requests, RootInference transmits prompt and completion data to the third-party model provider selected by the customer's request or routing policy. Inference subprocessors include, among others: OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta (via hosted providers), Mistral, DeepSeek, and additional providers listed on the integrations page. Data is shared with a provider only when a request is routed to that provider, and solely to generate the requested response. RootInference requests zero-retention or no-training terms from providers where available. This section is placeholder content prepared for legal review and must be approved by qualified counsel before publication.
2. Infrastructure providers
Vercel (application hosting) and Neon (managed PostgreSQL database) provide the infrastructure on which the RootInference control plane runs. This section is placeholder content prepared for legal review and must be approved by qualified counsel before publication.
3. Payment processing
Stripe processes subscription and credit-pack payments. RootInference does not store full card details. This section is placeholder content prepared for legal review and must be approved by qualified counsel before publication.
4. Email delivery
Resend delivers transactional email such as receipts, budget alerts and account notifications. This section is placeholder content prepared for legal review and must be approved by qualified counsel before publication.
5. Analytics and monitoring
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6. Change notification process
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