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Sub-Processor List

Third parties that process data to deliver ORA services.

Last updated: April 25, 2026

This list discloses third-party service providers (sub-processors) that process personal data on 3D3D’s behalf to deliver ORA services. This list is maintained for GDPR Article 28 compliance and is provided for transparency.

We provide 30 days prior notice of new sub-processors via email. You may object to new sub-processors by contacting info@3d3d.ca within 10 days of notice.

Current Sub-Processors

Sub-ProcessorServiceData ProcessedLocationTransfer Basis
NVIDIA NIM API (NVIDIA Corporation)AI model inference — processes your configured model requestsPrompts, agent requests, context sent to your configured model endpointGlobal (US-based data centers)NVIDIA NIM Terms; Standard Contractual Clauses for EU transfers
Cloudflare, Inc.Web infrastructure, CDN, DDoS protection, privacy-respecting analyticsIP addresses (anonymized for analytics), server logs (72-hour retention), no cookiesGlobal (EU data centers available)EU Standard Contractual Clauses; US adequacy framework
Payment Processor (TBD at launch)Subscription billing and payment processingPayment card data (not stored by 3D3D; PCI-DSS compliant processor), billing addressUS/EU depending on providerStandard Contractual Clauses; adequacy decisions as applicable
MCP Memory Service (self-hosted by default)Agent memory storage and retrievalAgent memory entries stored by your configured MCP endpointYour configured location (local by default)Under your control — not a 3D3D sub-processor when self-hosted

What Is Not a Sub-Processor

  • Your configured model provider (if not NVIDIA NIM): If you configure ORA to route to a different model endpoint, that provider is your choice and governed by their terms, not ours.
  • Tools you connect to ORA: When you grant ORA agents access to external tools (APIs, databases, etc.), those systems are your responsibility.

Changes to This List

We notify customers by email at least 30 days before adding a new sub-processor. Changes to sub-processor terms are communicated as they occur. Last updated: April 25, 2026.