How many subprocessors does OpenGov use?

OpenGov lists 11 subprocessors on its published list, including Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, Cloudflare, auth0 by Okta, and Confluent and 6 more.

Where does OpenGov process customer data?

The subprocessors named by OpenGov are located in US, as stated on its list.

When was OpenGov's subprocessor list last checked?

ClauseTrail last checked OpenGov's subprocessor list on September 28, 2026. Lists are re-checked daily.

How do I find out when OpenGov adds or removes a subprocessor?

ClauseTrail monitors OpenGov's subprocessor list, DPA, privacy policy and terms and emails you the exact change — who was added or removed and what the page said before and after. The first vendors are free.

OpenGov Subprocessors List (September 2026): Changes and History

OpenGov names 11 subprocessors on its published list. Read from the vendor's own page and re-checked daily.

Last checked September 28, 2026 Official source ↗

OpenGov subprocessors (September 2026)

#	Subprocessor	Purpose	Location
1	Amazon Web Services (AWS)	Amazon Web Services is a cloud service provider that stores, transmits, and processes all customer data. Customer databases, uploaded objects, and application servers are hosted in the United States (US).	US
2	Microsoft Azure	Microsoft Azure is a cloud service provider that stores, transmits, and processes all customer data. Customer databases, uploaded objects, and application servers are hosted in the US.	US
3	Cloudflare	Cloudflare is a web performance and security company that provides Web Application Firewall (WAF) and Domain Name System (DNS) management	US
4	auth0 by Okta	Auth0 is an identity management service provider that manages customer authentication and authorization.	—
5	Confluent	Confluent is a cloud service provider that manages Kafka services for event streaming.	US
6	Firebolt	Firebolt is a cloud data warehouse provider used for analytics and engineering data storage.	US
7	ArcGIS Online	Esri/ArcGIS is a geographic information system (GIS) provider that supplies map services and spatial analytics.	US
8	SendGrid	SendGrid is a customer communication platform that handles e-mail delivery services.	US
9	CloudConvert	CloudConvert is a cloud-based file conversion service provider.	US
10	OpenAI	Provides artificial intelligence large language model (LLM) processing via enterprise infrastructure APIs to power the in-product AI features.	US
11	Anthropic	Provides advanced generative large language model infrastructure processing to handle specialized prompt inference for AI features.	US

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DPA: checked September 28, 2026 opengov.com ↗
Privacy policy: checked September 28, 2026 opengov.com ↗
Subprocessor list: checked September 28, 2026 trust.opengov.com ↗
Terms of service: checked September 28, 2026 opengov.com ↗
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Tracking since September 28, 2026. No change has been published since; additions, removals and document changes will appear here as they're published.

OpenGov subprocessors FAQ

How many subprocessors does OpenGov use?: OpenGov lists 11 subprocessors on its published list, including Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, Cloudflare, auth0 by Okta, and Confluent and 6 more.
Where does OpenGov process customer data?: The subprocessors named by OpenGov are located in US, as stated on its list.
When was OpenGov's subprocessor list last checked?: ClauseTrail last checked OpenGov's subprocessor list on September 28, 2026. Lists are re-checked daily.
How do I find out when OpenGov adds or removes a subprocessor?: ClauseTrail monitors OpenGov's subprocessor list, DPA, privacy policy and terms and emails you the exact change — who was added or removed and what the page said before and after. The first vendors are free.