Subprocessor Notice

Summarize supplier and third-party categories without exposing internal evidence.

This customer-facing subprocessor notice gives a concise summary of the supplier and third-party categories that may participate in a VeridataOps deployment or service interaction.

Public host: https://veridataops.com. Use these pages for customer-safe evidence and policy review on the live marketing surface.

Summarize supplier and third-party categories without exposing internal evidence.

What This Covers

Customer-safe summary categories only.

  • Cloud hosting and infrastructure.
  • Source control, CI/CD, and release evidence management.
  • Container image storage and release distribution.
  • Secret management or managed security infrastructure where enabled.
  • Transactional email or notification delivery where enabled.
  • Optional support, professional services, or customer-approved integrations.

Supplier Categories

Describe purpose and typical data exposure without private account details.

Category Purpose Typical data exposure
Cloud hosting provider Runs hosted application, storage, networking, and backup boundaries for the audited deployment. Tenant data, operational data, logs, and backups according to scope.
Source control and CI/CD provider Stores code, work items, release artifacts, and pipeline evidence. Code, build metadata, issue and MR records, CI logs, and release evidence.
Container registry provider Stores component images, tags, and immutable release references. Container images, image metadata, tags, digests, and build evidence.
Transactional email provider Sends approved account, security, billing, or support notifications when enabled. Email addresses, message metadata, and content needed for the notification.
Customer-selected integrations Connect customer systems for collection, identity, destination apply, reporting, or notifications. Data depends on the customer-selected integration and approved credentials.

Customer-Safe Commitments

Public subprocessor wording must stay scoped.

  • Identify the category and purpose of the dependency.
  • State whether the dependency is always-on, conditional, optional, or customer-selected.
  • Avoid private hostnames, internal URLs, tokens, account identifiers, and operator-only evidence locations.
  • Preserve region, contract, and approval caveats where those details vary by deployment or customer.

Next Step

Use the live public surface as the review artifact.

When a customer or reviewer needs product-safe wording, point them at these URLs on veridataops.com and then attach deployment-specific evidence separately.

Talk to an Implementation Reviewer

Next Step

Pair this doc page with proof, fit, and one scoped follow-up.

A documentation page should answer its question and then route the visitor to the proof artifact, coverage page, or reviewer path that finishes the evaluation.

Proof

Inspect the corresponding artifact Use the proof library to connect the written explanation to a real product surface or public-safe sample. Browse Proof Library

Coverage

Validate support and caveats Use the coverage pages to confirm what is modeled already and where scope still matters. Open Coverage Hub

Contact

Route the next technical question Escalate to an implementation reviewer only after this page made the remaining blocker explicit. Talk to an Implementation Reviewer