8x Sub-processor List

Last updated: 2 November 2026

1. About this list

This is the public, versioned list of third-party service providers ("sub-processors") that 8x Social, Inc., a Delaware corporation ("8x", "we") engages to help operate its platform. Each sub-processor receives or has access to personal data that 8x controls, and processes it only on 8x's documented instructions and under contract.

8x is the controller for all personal data described in its privacy notices — both the data of its sales representatives (independent contractors and applicants) and the data of the business prospects whom representatives contact. 8x does not act as a processor for the business customers of its managed service; the providers below are 8x's own sub-processors. The one exception is the 8x Dialer: for a business that runs its own reps on it, 8x processes that business's data on its behalf, under the 8x Dialer's data processing agreement, which lists the sub-processors that data reaches. See Rep & Applicant Privacy Notice (rep-facing) and Prospect Privacy Notice (prospect-facing) for the underlying processing descriptions, and DPA and transfer register / internal compliance records for the internal record this table backs.

This list supports:

• the privacy notices, which reference it for the identity of recipients;
• the internal DPA register and Record of Processing Activities (RoPA); and
• 8x's cross-border transfer documentation (see Section 5).

The "Location" column states where the relevant processing/account is configured.

2. Current sub-processors

3. Intended sub-processors (not yet live)

These providers receive no personal data yet. Each moves to Section 2, with the notice Section 6 describes, before the processing begins.

4. AI provider data-retention posture

OpenAI (#2) and Anthropic (#3) are currently used through their default API endpoints, with no zero-data-retention (ZDR) or enterprise tier elected. Under default API terms these providers may retain submitted content for a limited period (e.g. for abuse monitoring) before deletion, per the provider's then-current policy.

Because the data sent to these providers includes call audio and transcripts of real prospects, 8x's default posture is to elect a zero-data-retention / enterprise arrangement (and an EU/regional endpoint where offered) to minimize provider-side retention and tighten the transfer posture. 8x is evaluating electing such an arrangement for OpenAI and Anthropic and will update this Section and the transfer documentation accordingly.

5. Cross-border transfers

All current sub-processors except PostHog (#8, hosted in the EU) process data in, or transfer data to, the United States. Personal data of prospects and representatives in Brazil, Mexico, India, and the EU/UK (EU/UK is in scope — see DPA and transfer register) therefore flows from those jurisdictions to US-based processors, which engages cross-border transfer obligations:

• Brazil (LGPD): International transfers to US processors require ANPD Standard Contractual Clauses (Resolution CD/ANPD No. 19/2024). 8x is putting the ANPD Standard Contractual Clauses in place with its US sub-processors for these transfers.
• Mexico (Federal Law on Protection of Personal Data Held by Private Parties, in force 21 March 2025): Transfers to US sub-processors must be disclosed in the Spanish aviso de privacidad under Art. 35 (transfer disclosure is still required even though Art. 15's express enumeration changed). Contractual transfer safeguards with each recipient are recommended.
• India (DPDP Act 2023 + DPDP Rules 2025): Transfers are permitted except to countries restricted by the Central Government. Separately, under the DPDP Act cold outreach generally requires consent and a notice is not a substitute for consent; 8x is aligning its India outreach to a consent-first approach, honors all opt-out and do-not-contact requests, and treats India activity as subject to Indian-counsel review before scaling. See Prospect Privacy Notice and DPA and transfer register.
• EU/UK (in scope): EU/UK IS in scope — GDPR and the ePrivacy Directive apply (no EU-exclusion gate). Chapter V transfers to US sub-processors require SCCs (Module 2) plus a documented Transfer Impact Assessment (TIA); treat the EU-US Data Privacy Framework as unstable (pending the Latombe appeal) and default to SCCs + TIA. ePrivacy Art. 13 prior consent also applies to electronic/automated direct marketing to EU prospects (outreach email via Resend, automated calls). See DPA and transfer register.

For each sub-processor above, 8x maintains the applicable provider DPA and transfer instrument (SCCs / regional equivalent) in the DPA register (DPA and transfer register).

6. Changes to this list and advance notice

8x maintains this list as the authoritative, versioned record of its sub-processors. When 8x intends to add a new sub-processor, change the purpose for which an existing one is used, or bring an intended sub-processor (Section 3) live, 8x will:

1. update this list and increment the document version (Section header), and
2. provide advance notice of the change before the new processing begins.

8x will provide at least 30 days' advance notice before the change takes effect, except where a faster change is required to maintain security or service continuity, in which case notice will be given as soon as reasonably practicable.

Questions or updates: to ask about this list or 8x's use of any sub-processor, or to request notice of changes, contact our Privacy Team at privacy@8x.social.

7. Document control