Subprocessors

Subprocessors

f13i · Last updated 26 October 2026

These are the third-party services f13i relies on that may hold client material. The list is published so it can be checked before an engagement rather than negotiated during one, and it is referenced by f13i's data processing terms. Material changes are reflected here; clients under an active agreement are notified of an addition that would hold their material.

ServicePurposeWhat it may hold
Apple (iCloud)Sync and backup of the working vaultWorking notes, pricing models, deal files
Google (Workspace, Docs, Calendar, Sheets)Email, documents, scheduling, AI Pricing Audit recordsCorrespondence, proposals, deliverables, meeting metadata; audit requesters' email, website and results
Anthropic (Claude)Analysis and drafting; runs the AI Pricing Audit's analysisMaterial submitted for analysis during an engagement; for audits, the audited company's public pricing pages only
GranolaMeeting notes and transcriptsRecordings and transcripts of calls, where recording was agreed
SignWellAgreement executionSigned agreements, signatory name and email
StripePayment processingBilling contact and transaction records
Intuit (QuickBooks)AccountingInvoices and payment records
Cal.comSchedulingName, email, timezone and notes given when booking
CloudflareDomain and email routing; Turnstile bot check on the AI Pricing Audit formEmail in transit to me@f13i.com; browser signals used for the bot check
NetlifyWebsite hosting; stores submissions from the receipts, invitation (louis, holly, harvey) and donna request formsServer logs for f13i.com; the email and websites entered in those forms. No client material
ModalRuns the free AI Pricing AuditRequester's work email and website address, audit results
OpenAI (ChatGPT)AI Pricing Audit: asks ChatGPT about an audited company's public pricingQuestions about public pricing only — no personal data, no client material
ResendSends AI Pricing Audit emailsRequester's email address and results link

Not subprocessors

Market and competitive data sources, including PricingSaaS, supply published third-party pricing information to f13i. Client material is not sent to them.

Where f13i works inside a client's own systems — their Slack, their drive, their data warehouse — those are the client's processors, not f13i's, and are governed by the client's own agreements.

Questions

me@f13i.com. See also security practices and the privacy policy.