BugSnag discloses 27 subprocessors. We found 604 companies beneath them.
Everything on this page comes from BugSnag's own published list, stops two hops down, and is 30 days old. Watch the vendor and you get the current list, every term we record on its direct relationships, and an alert the day one moves.
Amazon Web Services, Inc.
“Data Hosting”
Microsoft Azure
“Data Hosting”
Amplitude, Inc.
“Product and Usage Analytics; Product Engagement and Messaging”
Drift
“Chat Service”
Lithium
“Community Platform”
Google, Inc.
“Identity Management”
Okta, Inc.
“Data Hosting; Product, Marketing, and Usage Analytics”
Stripe, Inc.
“Payment Processing”
Snowflake Inc.
“Data warehouse”
FiveTran, Inc.
“Data integration”
Purpose and service line are BugSnag's own words, kept in the language they were published in — you could read them on their page, so we publish them here. Data types, transfer basis and usage are recorded, coded and filterable; those are ours, and they open with the watch. A relationship with nothing recorded shows no chips at all.
The day the list moves, this lands.
Not a digest of everything — the change, its classification, the path from BugSnag down to the entity that moved, and the source we read it from. The same alert covers a name added, a name removed, a jurisdiction shift and a change to the terms.
shopware AG added Fastly, Inc.
- path
- BugSnag → FiveTran, Inc. → Cohere → FullStory, Inc. → Fastly, Inc.
- depth
- 4
- classification
- entity_added
- detected
- 2026-09-12 01:16 UTC
- source
- https://www.shopware.com/en/privacy/dpa/
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