Databricks subprocessors

The sub-processors Databricks discloses on its public subprocessor page, in a consistent format with change tracking. Last checked 10 June 2026.

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Sub-processors

Non-EEA locations

None yet

Last change detected

Subprocessor	Purpose	Location
Amazon Web Services, Inc.	Cloud Service Provider	United States
Anthropic, PBC	AI-backed services	United States
Atlassian Pty Ltd.	Customer support and ticket handling.	Australia
Google LLC	Cloud Service Provider	United States
Microsoft Corporation	Customer support (in Microsoft Teams).	United States
OpenAI, L.L.C.	AI-backed services	United States
Oracle Corporation	Cloud Service Provider	United States
salesforce.com, inc.	Customer support ticketing.	United States
Slack Technologies, Inc.	Customer support.	United States
SupportLogic, Inc.	Monitor quality of service in responding to support tickets.	United States
Twilio Inc.	Provide customer communications, including in-product messaging and email.	United States

Change history

No changes detected yet — tracking since 10 June 2026. When Databricks adds, removes, or modifies a sub-processor, it will appear here.

Frequently asked questions

How many subprocessors does Databricks have?

Databricks currently discloses 11 sub-processors on its public subprocessor page (last verified 10 June 2026).

Where does Databricks process data?

Of the 11 listed subprocessors, 11 disclose a processing location outside the EEA. See the location column above for each vendor.

When did Databricks last change its subprocessor list?

No changes detected since we began tracking on 10 June 2026.

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