Subprocessors

The following sub-processors are engaged by Saltfish AB. Each sub-processor may process personal data in order to deliver its services.

Vendor

Purpose

Location

Data types

Google Cloud Services (GCS)

Cloud hosting, storage, authentication

EU

Customer Content, Outputs, telemetry, authentication

Stripe

Payment processing

EU/US

Billing metadata (name, email, plan, address)

Fal.ai (Features & Labels Inc.)

Avatar media generation (video/audio rendering)

US

Creator recordings (video/audio), generated Outputs

ElevenLabs

Audio generation (text-to-speech)

US

Customer scripts/text, generated audio

Google Workspace

Email & support

EU

Customer contact info, support messages

Slack

Customer support via shared channels

EU

Customer contact info, support messages, feedback

Posthog

Product analytics

EU

Usage telemetry, event tracking

GDPR compliance and data transfers

Saltfish AB is established in Sweden and subject to the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) for all processing activities, regardless of where data is stored or processed.

  • EU/EEA processing: Where possible, sub-processors are configured to use EU/EEA data centers to minimize cross-border transfers.


  • Transfers outside the EU/EEA: Certain sub-processors (e.g. media-generation providers) may process personal data on global infrastructure, including in the United States.


  • Safeguards: Where such transfers occur, Saltfish relies on the European Commission’s Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs), together with supplementary measures, as described in our DPA.


  • No training: Neither Saltfish nor its sub-processors use Customer Content, Outputs, or Personal Data for model training or product improvement.


  • Deletion: Sub-processors are required to delete personal data in line with Saltfish’s DPA timelines, subject to unavoidable technical retention limits disclosed to Customers.


Notice and objection: Saltfish provides at least 30 days’ prior notice of material changes to this list. Customers may object on reasonable privacy or security grounds in accordance with the DPA.