Subprocessors
Third-party providers StackEye uses to provide, secure, support, and bill for its services.
This page lists the third-party providers that Mattox Engineering LLC, doing business as StackEye ("StackEye," "we," "us," or "our"), uses or has approved for use when the relevant optional feature is enabled to provide, secure, support, and bill for the StackEye services.
| Subprocessor | Purpose | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Cloudflare, Inc. | DNS, CDN, edge security and web application firewall (WAF), bot protection (Turnstile), Cloudflare Pages hosting for the public website and policy pages, Cloudflare Pages Analytics / Cloudflare Web Analytics, Cloudflare Workers and Workers KV for status page delivery, Cloudflare for SaaS custom hostname and certificate validation for customer status pages, and Cloudflare R2 object storage for public release artifacts | United States / global |
| Stripe, Inc. | Payment processing, subscription management, invoices, and billing portal | United States / global |
| Google LLC (Google OAuth 2.0 / OpenID Connect) | Optional user and staff authentication and account linking, including processing of provider account identifiers, email addresses, display names, and profile images | United States / global |
| GitHub, Inc. (GitHub OAuth) | Optional user authentication and account linking, including processing of provider account identifiers, email addresses, display names, and profile images | United States / global |
| Microsoft Corporation (Microsoft identity platform) | Optional user authentication and account linking, including processing of provider account identifiers, email addresses, display names, and profile images | United States / global |
| Amazon Web Services, Inc. (Amazon SES and Amazon SNS) | Transactional and service email delivery, and bounce and complaint feedback processing | United States / global |
| Amazon Web Services, Inc. (Amazon EC2) | Cloud compute hosting for StackEye's monitoring probe servers, which run uptime and availability checks against customer-configured targets and report results to the StackEye application | United States (Ohio, Oregon), Canada (Montreal), Germany (Frankfurt), Singapore, Japan (Tokyo), Brazil (São Paulo) |
| Amazon Web Services, Inc. (Amazon S3 and Amazon CloudFront) | Private object storage, cross-region replication, and content delivery for customer-provided organization logos | United States (Ohio, Northern California) / global |
| Rackspace US, Inc. (Rackspace Spot) | Managed Kubernetes cloud infrastructure hosting the StackEye application, API, and background processing services | United States (Chicago, Illinois) |
| Timescale, Inc. (Tiger Cloud) | Managed PostgreSQL and TimescaleDB hosting for StackEye's primary application database, including account, organization, monitor configuration, and monitoring result data | United States |
StackEye's application and primary database run on the third-party cloud infrastructure listed above.
Optional identity providers process Personal Data only when a user chooses that provider and the provider is enabled for the applicable StackEye environment. Listing an optional provider does not mean that it is enabled in every environment.
Personal Data may be processed in the United States and other countries where StackEye or its Subprocessors operate, as described in the Data Processing Agreement. Where required, StackEye uses appropriate transfer mechanisms, such as Standard Contractual Clauses or another lawful transfer mechanism.
Notice of Subprocessor Changes
We may update this list when we add, remove, or change subprocessors. The updated version will be posted here with a revised "Last updated" date.
Before we add a new subprocessor, or replace an existing one, that will process Personal Data on behalf of a customer, we will give that customer at least 30 days' advance notice by email to their registered account contact, in addition to the posted update on this page, and an opportunity to object, as described in the Data Processing Agreement. Removing a subprocessor, or correcting how an existing subprocessor or its processing is described, does not require advance notice; the posted update is the notice for those changes.
For questions about subprocessors, contact legal@stackeye.io.