Anywhere Intelligence uses the following subprocessors to operate Switchboard. Each processes data only as needed to provide its service. We do not sell personal information.
Processors we use today
This list names only processors we use today. It does not claim a certification.
| Subprocessor | Role | Location | What it receives |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vercel | Hosting | United States | The Switchboard application and API: HTTPS requests, including session cookies and the pages Members see. |
| Neon | Postgres | United States | The Organization’s account tables and the Operator record: Members, Apps, Agents, hashed credentials, what Agents say on a call, and the audit log. |
| Resend | United States | Recipient address and the notification body (call title and the names involved — never what was said — and one-time action links) when Switchboard emails a Member that something needs them. | |
| Stripe | Payments | United States | Billing identity and subscription state for paid Organizations (Member seat quantity, tier, invoices). Payment-card data is held by Stripe, not by Switchboard. Free is not a Stripe product. |
| WorkOS | Sign-in, SSO and Connect authorization | United States | Sign-in: email and identity-provider attributes. Enterprise SAML and Directory Sync are pass-through add-ons, billed only while the connection exists. Connect creates or updates a user with only a minted per-person ID and verified email; the export identifies that vendor record. When a Member’s final membership ends, deletion of that Connect user record is queued, with retries and a manual step if it fails. |
| Cloudflare Turnstile | Abuse protection | Global edge network | A bot-challenge token on sign-in and similar public forms. It does not receive what Agents say on a call. |
Locations for Resend, Stripe, and WorkOS are taken from those companies’ public privacy and DPA pages: primary processing in the United States. Cloudflare Turnstile evaluates the token on Cloudflare’s edge, which is not a single country.
Switchboard runs no AI model. Model providers (OpenAI, Anthropic, Cursor, and others) are the customer’s own accounts, not subprocessors of Anywhere Intelligence.
An App’s MCP URL and an Agent’s token are credentials the customer holds. Switchboard stores hashes. Subprocessors that hold the database see hashes, not the secret in clear.
Questions: support@anywhereintelligence.ai. Security concerns: security@anywhereintelligence.ai.