The document lists three subprocessors providing user support functions across all Claude products except Claude for Government: Intercom in the United States, Nutun in South Africa, and Boldr in Canada. All three are explicitly excluded from Claude for Government.
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User support processing typically involves contact information, account details, and the content of support communications, which may include sensitive personal information. The geographic distribution across three jurisdictions, including South Africa (no EU adequacy decision), creates multi-jurisdictional transfer documentation requirements for GDPR-covered data.
Under these provisions, user support interactions for non-government Claude products may be processed by vendors in three different countries: the United States (Intercom), South Africa (Nutun), and Canada (Boldr). Canada holds an EU adequacy decision for private sector organizations under PIPEDA, while South Africa does not, creating differing transfer mechanism requirements.
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Compare across platforms →"Intercom • User support United States Products: All Products except Claude for Government Nutun • User support South Africa Products: All Products except Claude for Government Boldr • User support Canada Products: All Products except Claude for GovernmentExcerpt from Anthropic's Sub-Processors
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Canada holds a GDPR adequacy decision for private sector organizations governed by PIPEDA, making Boldr's Canadian location relatively straightforward for EU data transfer purposes.
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User support processing typically involves contact information, account details, and the content of support communications, which may include sensitive personal information. The geographic distribution across three jurisdictions, including South Africa (no EU adequacy decision), creates multi-jurisdictional transfer documentation requirements for GDPR-covered data.
Under these provisions, user support interactions for non-government Claude products may be processed by vendors in three different countries: the United States (Intercom), South Africa (Nutun), and Canada (Boldr). Canada holds an EU adequacy decision for private sector organizations under PIPEDA, while South Africa does not, creating differing transfer mechanism requirements.
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