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Demiton subprocessors

demiton.io

Demiton reads the systems a construction business already runs and flags rework, missed claims, disputes, cost drift and lapsed compliance before they cost money. It serves businesses that run jobs through contracts, crews, equipment and compliance.

Summarized from its homepage on 9 Nov 2026.

Classified asConstruction

The Demiton homepage

Subprocessors of Demiton

Demiton declares 8 subprocessors, including AI providers Azure OpenAI, OpenRouter.

From the company's own list.Read the source
SubprocessorPurposeLocationFirst seen
AppleExpo hands each iPhone notification to Apple’s Push Notification service, the only way to reach an iPhone.Apple’s push network, worldwide9 Nov 2026
Azure OpenAIFedRAMP registryAnswers questions in Studio and through the MCP server, and builds the search index over your records. Microsoft, in the same region as everything else.Australia East (Sydney)9 Nov 2026
ExpoDelivers push notifications to the mobile app.United States9 Nov 2026
GoogleExpo hands each Android notification to Firebase Cloud Messaging, the only way to reach most Android phones.Google’s push network, worldwide9 Nov 2026
Google AnalyticsTells us which pages people read before getting in touch.United States9 Nov 2026
Microsoft AzureFedRAMP registryHosting, database, file storage, sign-in and transactional email. Demiton itself runs here.Australia East (Sydney)9 Nov 2026
SentryTells us when something breaks, usually before you notice.Germany9 Nov 2026
StripeTakes subscription payments.United States9 Nov 2026

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