TyriaCore Subprocessor List
Last Updated: May 31, 2026
This page lists third-party subprocessors Provider may use to provide the Subscription Services. Some subprocessors are used only if enabled/configured.
This Subprocessor List is incorporated by reference into the Agreement and/or DPA between Provider and Customer to the extent referenced or incorporated.
Order of precedence. If there is a conflict between this page and the DPA regarding Personal Data processing (including notice and objection rights), the DPA controls.
1. Scope and Stack Notes
This list covers Provider-operated production services and Provider-operated support/operations. Customer-managed systems, credentials, endpoints, or external databases that Customer connects to the Platform are Customer-directed integrations and are not Provider subprocessors solely because Customer configures the connection.
The current production product stack is AWS-hosted. The product application runs on AWS ECS Fargate behind an AWS Application Load Balancer, uses AWS RDS/PostgreSQL and RDS Proxy for production databases, AWS ElastiCache for Valkey for shared cache, AWS S3 with AWS KMS for file/PDF/audit storage, AWS Secrets Manager for runtime secrets, AWS CloudWatch for logs/alarms, and AWS EventBridge/SQS for scheduled operations. The dedicated PDF generator runs on AWS Lambda behind Amazon API Gateway.
Vercel is not core application hosting for the current production product stack, and Neon is not the current core production database. Legacy Vercel Blob object access or Neon-backed database environments may exist only for migration, legacy access, or customer-specific configurations.
2. Core Production Infrastructure
| Subprocessor | Purpose | Used When | |---|---|---| | Amazon Web Services (AWS) | Cloud hosting, production databases, object storage, key management, secrets management, cache, logs/monitoring, scheduled operations, container registry, static marketing hosting, and PDF rendering infrastructure | Core production hosting, storage, cache, logging, operations, and PDF generation |