Legal
Sub-processors
Last updated: 18 September 2026
Version of 18 September 2026. This version has been superseded. The current list is at /legal/sub-processors.
The providers that were authorised to process session content on our behalf under this version of the list, which forms part of the Data Processing Terms by its Sub-processors provision. The entries were as we last checked each provider’s own terms, on 18 September 2026.
| Provider | We send it | What it does with it | It keeps it for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gladia SAS France (EEA) | Audio | Speech recognition and translation. Returns the transcript and its translations. It keeps what it receives and uses it to improve its own models. It gives us a way to pass a deletion request on to it. It is a controller for that purpose, and its own terms govern it. | Up to 12 months |
| ElevenLabs, Inc. United States | Audio | Speech recognition. Returns the transcript. It keeps what it receives and uses it to improve its own models. It gives us no way to pass a deletion request on to it. We will state the period its terms set here before it processes any session. | Its own terms set the period |
| Google LLC Processed globally — no regional endpoint | Text | Machine translation of the transcript. Returns the translations. It does not use what it receives to train its own models. It gives us no way to pass a deletion request on to it. | Briefly, to detect abuse |
| Anthropic, PBC United States | Text | Machine translation of the transcript. Returns the translations. It does not use what it receives to train its own models. It gives us no way to pass a deletion request on to it. | Up to 30 days |
| Microsoft Corporation United Kingdom; its translation service is called on a global endpoint | Text and audio | Hosts the Service, its databases and its session store, may provide machine translation, and relays the transcript files a guest has asked for. It does not use what it receives to train its own models. It gives us no way to pass a deletion request on to it. | Not kept for its own purposes |