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Subprocessors

Last updated: July 2026

Marpass uses the following subprocessors to provide and operate the platform. Each is bound by a written agreement to handle data only on Marpass's documented instructions and, where PHI is involved, by a signed Business Associate Agreement and obligations equivalent to ours under HIPAA and applicable state law.

SubprocessorFunctionRegion
Amazon Web Services (AWS)S3 object storage (PHI documents) and SES transactional email. HIPAA-eligible services.United States (us-east-2)
NeonManaged PostgreSQL database (PHI).United States (us-east-2)
Anthropic (Claude)AI assistance for doctor-order extraction and assistant features. PHI not retained or used for training. Gated by feature controls.United States
AWS Transcribe MedicalVoice-to-text transcription for clinical notes. PHI not retained or used for training.United States
PauboxSecure transactional email (PHI-bearing notifications).United States
DocumoFax for pharmacy and provider workflows (PHI).United States
Firebase Cloud Messaging (Google)Mobile push notifications. Configured for non-PHI payloads only.United States
VercelApplication hosting and edge network. No persistent PHI storage.United States
ClerkWorkforce authentication and identity. No resident PHI.United States
StripeSaaS subscription billing (facility to Marpass). Not used for resident billing. No PHI.United States
SentryError monitoring with PHI scrubbed at source. No PHI transmitted.United States
PostHogProduct analytics with allowlist-based event schemas. PHI excluded by schema.United States

Customers are notified of material changes to this list as committed in the Business Associate Agreement and the Privacy Policy. To request advance notice of subprocessor changes for procurement or compliance review, contact our team.

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