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Subprocessors

Providers used to host, operate, monitor, communicate, bill, and deliver AI features.

Nexly uses the providers below for specific service functions. A provider receives only the categories of data needed for its role. Actual processing may depend on which features a customer enables.

Core service providers

ProviderPurposePrimary region or processing scopeData involved
RailwayCloud hosting and managed infrastructurePrimary deployment: NetherlandsAccount, analytics, support, and operational service data
VercelMarketing site and help-center hostingProvider-controlledWeb requests and deployment logs
CloudflareObject storage and edge deliveryStorage location hint: Eastern Europe; edge processing may occur globallyUploaded profile and property images, plus delivery request metadata
ResendTransactional emailIrelandEmail address, message content, and delivery metadata
PolarCheckout, merchant-of-record billing, subscriptions, tax, and invoicesProvider-controlledAccount, customer, subscription, invoice, and payment-related data
SentryError monitoring and product diagnosticsProvider-controlledTechnical diagnostics, masked interface activity, and pseudonymous account identifier

AI model providers

When a customer uses AI Insights, Nexly may send the prompt and necessary analytics context to the selected provider. Available providers depend on Nexly configuration and model availability.

ProviderPurposeData involved
AnthropicLanguage-model inferencePrompt and selected analytics context
OpenAILanguage-model inferencePrompt and selected analytics context
GoogleGemini language-model inferencePrompt and selected analytics context
xAIGrok language-model inferencePrompt and selected analytics context
DeepSeekLanguage-model inferencePrompt and selected analytics context

Supporting technology

Nexly uses the MaxMind GeoLite2 database locally to derive country, region, and city from an incoming IP address. Nexly does not send each visitor request or IP address to MaxMind for lookup, so this local database use is not listed as a data subprocessor.

SDK packages are distributed through public package registries: JavaScript packages through npm, the Dart/Flutter package through pub.dev, and the Swift package through Swift Package Manager (resolved from GitHub). Package download requests are handled by each registry under its own relationship with the downloader; none of these registries receive customer analytics events from Nexly.

Changes and questions

Nexly may add or replace providers as the service changes. Material updates will be published on this page. Questions or reasonable data-protection objections can be sent to mail@nexly.to.

Questions about this document can be sent to mail@nexly.to.

Last updated: July 10, 2026