Sub-processors.

Smeaton uses a small number of trusted sub-processors to help deliver the platform.

Last updated: 18 September 2026

A clear record of the third parties supporting Smeaton.

Smeaton, operated by Bolt Tail Technologies Ltd, uses a small number of trusted sub-processors to help deliver the platform.

This page is referenced by Clause 6 of our Data Processing Agreement and will be updated whenever our sub-processors change.

Customers will be given at least 30 days' notice of changes to our sub-processors in accordance with Clause 6 of the Data Processing Agreement.

Who supports the platform.

The table below sets out the function performed by each current sub-processor, the location identified for that processing, and the categories of data involved.

Sub-processorFunctionLocationData involved
Amazon Web Services (AWS) Cloud hosting and infrastructure for the Smeaton platform United Kingdom Patrol event data, round data, account data, and all personal data processed via the app
Google Drive Internal business file storage (templates, internal documents, contracts) US None — Google Drive is not used to store customer or crew personal data

Questions about how Smeaton uses sub-processors?

If you have any questions about our use of sub-processors, or would like to object to a proposed change on data protection grounds, contact us at hello@smeatondata.com.

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