Data Processing Agreement (DPA)
The DPA outlines Polymet’s responsibilities as a data processor, including scope of processing, subprocessor controls, breach notification and incident response. The DPA is compliant with GDPR, CCPA, and similar global data protection laws.Data Processing Terms
Polymet Inc. acts as a data Processor when handling personal data on behalf of its customers, while the customer retains the role of Controller. Polymet employees may access data only as needed and are bound by confidentiality and access controls. We process personal data solely for legitimate business purposes, including: (i) providing and improving our services, (ii) identifying users for support and service quality, (iii) and—only in the case of unpaid users—leveraging generated content and metadata to enhance our models and design capabilities. The types of data we may process include names, email addresses, usage data, output content-related metadata, technical logs, and user-submitted information as outlined in this Privacy Policy. We use third-party subprocessors (e.g., AWS, Stripe, Posthog, WorkOS, Resend, Antrophic etc.) to provide essential infrastructure and analytics. We assess our subprocessors for SOC 2 compliance and share a subprocessors list only if there is a legitimate legal or contractual requirement to do so. Polymet implements industry-standard security controls, including encryption of data at rest and in transit, role-based access controls, infrastructure monitoring, and incident alerting. In line with GDPR and other global regulations, users have the right to access, correct, or delete their personal data, and we support these requests in a timely and compliant manner. In the event of a confirmed personal data breach, we will notify affected parties without undue delay. For any data protection inquiries, please contact us at info@polymet.aiData Residency and Cross-Border Transfers
Polymet processes and stores all customer data in U.S.-based infrastructure. For transfers from the EU, UK, or other restricted regions, we rely on Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs) and implement additional technical and organizational safeguards, including:- TLS encryption and data-at-rest encryption using AES-256
- Limited subprocessor usage with rigorous due diligence
- Access controls aligned with the principle of least privilege
Subprocessors and Subcontrollers
To provide and support our services, Polymet, Inc. engages carefully selected third-party service providers (“subprocessors”) that may process limited personal data on our behalf. We ensure that all subprocessors meet appropriate security and privacy obligations, and we evaluate them for industry compliance standards such as SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR and CCPA alignment. Below is a list of our current sub-processors and their roles:- WorkOS - used for enterprise-grade authentication and Single Sign-On (SSO), enabling user and organization-level access to Polymet’s services.
- Posthog - provides product analytics and event tracking to help us understand usage patterns and improve the user experience of our services.
- Supabase - serves as our backend platform for user authentication and secure database storage.
- Resend - sends transactional emails (e.g., password resets, invites) and promotional communications to users.
- Stripe - handles payment processing and billing, limited to paid customers. Stripe only accesses the data necessary to fulfill payment transactions.
- Pylon - used to manage and respond to customer support requests, including contextual data access to improve service quality and resolution time.
- Attio - acts as our Customer Relationship Management (CRM) platform. Attio helps us organize customer interactions, improve service delivery, and better understand user needs to enhance our offerings.
- Antrophic, OpenAI - serves as LLM providers in part of our generation pipeline.
- Langfuse - serves as a LLM prompts tracking and observability for AI process.