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Sub-processors

Last updated: September 30, 2026Version September 30, 2026

These are the third parties that process customer data to deliver Clientlyy today. Services your firm connects under its own account, such as Google Drive or Clio, are listed separately because your firm chooses and contracts with them directly.

Sub-processors, what they do, what data they receive, where, and whether they receive Protected Health Information
ProviderPurposeData receivedLocationReceives PHI
Fly.io Application hosting: runs the service and stores its database and uploaded case documents on an encrypted disk. All customer data held by the service; Uploaded case documents; Application logs United States Yes
Twilio Text messaging: delivers client updates and receives client replies; sends sign-in codes. Client phone numbers; Message text; Client replies; User phone numbers Not stated Not determined
Twilio SendGrid Email delivery: email copies of client updates, sign-in codes, and account notices. Client and user email addresses; Message text Not stated Not determined
Anthropic AI model processing: drafting, summaries and document reading, only for a firm that has passed the service's model-access checks. Case document text; Client names and case facts in prompts Not stated Yes
Google (Sign in with Google) Authentication for users who choose to sign in with a Google account. User name and email address Not stated Not determined
Google Workspace Company email: receives support requests submitted from inside the service. Support request text, which may include client details a user types in Not stated Not determined
Stripe Payment processing and subscription billing. Firm billing contact and payment details; Plan and case count Not stated No

Services your firm connects

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