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Subprocessors

To run MeetGrade, we rely on a small set of trusted third-party services. This page lists every subprocessor that may process your data, what it's used for, where it sits, and the data it handles. We keep it current and public.

What a subprocessor is

A subprocessor is a third party we engage to help process customer data on our behalf — for example, to transcribe a call, analyze a transcript, or store an encrypted recording. We share the minimum data each service needs to do its job, and only for that purpose. We don't sell your data, and none of these services use it to train their own models on your content.

Subprocessor Purpose Location Data
Anthropic (Claude) AI analysis and scoring of call transcripts United States Call transcripts
Deepgram Speech-to-text transcription United States Call audio
Groq Speech-to-text transcription (fallback) United States Call audio
Cloudflare (R2) Encrypted storage of recordings and files EU region Recordings, files
Railway Application hosting EU (eu-west) Application data
Google OAuth sign-in (authentication) United States Account email, sign-in identity

Last updated: June 2026

Your own tools are sources you control, not our subprocessors

Your Zoom, Google Meet and telephony accounts are data sources that you connect and control. They are not MeetGrade subprocessors — we receive call data from them only because you've connected them and authorized recording. Their handling of your data is governed by your own agreements with those providers.

International transfers

Some of our subprocessors are based in the United States. Where customer data is transferred from the EU to a US-based subprocessor, those transfers are covered by Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs) — the data-protection mechanism the European Commission provides for international transfers. Customer data is encrypted at rest in the EU, and recordings and files are stored in the EU.

Changes to this list

We update this list as our subprocessors change. If you'd like to be notified before a new subprocessor is added, email hello@meetgrade.com and we'll add you to the notification list.