Data Processing

Data Processing & International Transfers

Our commitments for keeping your business data safe — covering processing and international transfers.
This page explains our baseline approach where Cloudflare, Google, OpenAI, Stripe, and similar providers may be involved in delivery.

Baseline approach

We aim to minimize data use, define the handling scope early, and keep high-risk actions under human approval.

Main third-party providers

International transfers

Depending on the architecture and providers used, data may be processed outside Japan. We rely on provider terms and reasonable safeguards appropriate to the applicable law.

B2B-first approach

We currently prioritize business customers. Cross-border B2C delivery should be reviewed case by case, including local tax and consumer-law considerations.

Customer and provider roles

GDPR Article 28 / Data Processing Agreement (DPA)

For EU/UK customer data, we conclude a Data Processing Agreement (DPA) compliant with GDPR Article 28 at the individual contract level. Standard terms include:

Sub-processor list (GDPR Art 28(2)(4))

Sub-processorLocationPurpose
Cloudflare, Inc.USA (incl. EU/UK edge)Hosting, delivery, edge execution, Web Analytics, WAF, DDoS protection
Google LLCUSAIntegrations, notifications, fallback paths, Search Console, Analytics 4
OpenAI, L.L.C.USAModel inference, summarization, classification, assistance (customer data sent only with prior consent)
Stripe, Inc.USA (incl. EU offices)Payment processing (post-incorporation full operation planned)
OthersAs specified in individual contractsDisclosed as needed

Sub-processor additions or changes will be notified in advance with a reasonable objection period.

Cross-border transfers / Standard Contractual Clauses (SCC)

For transfers of EU/UK personal data outside the EU/UK (primarily to the USA), we incorporate European Commission Standard Contractual Clauses (SCC) or equivalent safeguards in individual contracts. We also rely on receiving providers' own SCC arrangements (e.g., Cloudflare's DPA includes SCC).

Data breach notification (GDPR Art 33 / 72-hour rule)

Upon becoming aware of a personal data breach, we will notify the customer (data controller) without undue delay (target: within 72 hours of awareness). Notifications will include affected scope, cause, response measures, and mitigation. For serious breaches, we will support notification to the relevant supervisory authority.

Data categories processed (GDPR Art 30)

This page supplements the pages.dev site. Final commercial terms should be confirmed in the applicable quote, order form, or contract.

Transparency under the EU AI Act

Within this data processing arrangement, we provide infrastructure that helps you (the deployer) meet your obligations under provisions such as Article 26 of the EU AI Act. For details, please see our EU AI Act Compliance page.