Processor transparency should match the real stack
Buyer review moves faster when the public list, the DPA packet, and the hosted stack all match.
Whispr relies on a short hosted stack for infrastructure, transactional email, and billing. This page lists those providers so privacy, security, and procurement teams can review the same information.
Buyer review moves faster when the public list, the DPA packet, and the hosted stack all match.
The list focuses on the providers currently used for hosting, notifications, and billing-related processing.
Subprocessors alone do not explain roles, access, deletion, or legal transfer language.
If the hosted stack changes, this page, the DPA materials, and any signed documentation should be updated together. That is the safest way to keep procurement, security review, and privacy review aligned.
For detailed documentation, contractual terms, or procurement review support, request the current privacy and DPA materials directly.