Subprocessor review

This page separates providers whose role is evidenced in the current architecture from provider details that still need contractual and operational verification.

Last updated 21 August 2026

Review is not completeBoundry has not completed the operational and contractual evidence needed to publish a final subprocessor register. Do not treat this page as a complete list or as a contractual residency commitment.

Roles confirmed in the current architecture

Providers with a confirmed role in the current architecture
ProviderConfirmed roleBoundary note
CloudflarePublic request transit and application delivery.Cloudflare is in the public network path. Boundry therefore does not claim exclusively in-region network transit.
ClerkAccount identity, sessions, and organisation membership.This is central control-plane processing, outside the regional communication database.

Review still required

The provider review for regional compute, storage, delivery, observability, support, backups, and downstream vendor chains remains incomplete. Boundry will publish provider entities, purposes, data categories, processing locations, and change terms only after those details are checked against executed agreements and production configuration.

Cloudflare, Clerk, Laravel Cloud, AWS, and relevant downstream providers are included in that review. Naming a provider here does not assert that every service offered by that provider handles Boundry data.

Outside the Boundry boundary

Recipient mailbox providers

Email delivery necessarily hands a message to infrastructure chosen by the recipient or their organisation. Its location and retention are outside Boundry's control after delivery handoff.

Customer-selected destinations

Customers choose their own webhook endpoints and downstream systems. Those destinations are not Boundry subprocessors.

Questions and corrections

Send questions or corrections to privacy@boundry.dev.

Questions about the boundary?

The Sydney Region Manifest follows communication data end to end. Support can answer whatever it leaves open.