Sub-processors

Last Updated: 9 October 2025

This page lists the sub-processors authorised by InnoCraft Ltd. (“Matomo”) to process Customer Data in connection with the provision of the Matomo Cloud Services. These sub-processors support the operation and maintenance of Matomo Cloud instances and their backups. The engagement of each sub-processor is governed by the Matomo Cloud Data Processing Agreement (DPA), which forms part of the Matomo Cloud Terms of Service.

Sub-processorPurpose of processingLawful basisData location and securityPersonal dataPrivacy terms
Amazon Web Services EMEA SARL, LuxembourgSecure infrastructure for servers and databases and logs.ContractEurope: 
– Frankfurt, Germany; 
– backups stored in Dublin, Ireland 
Account and Customer Personal Data, Activity DataProcessing covered by DPA (Data 
Processing Agreement)

 
While EU data is processed in the EU, we confirm that AWS US is part of the EU-US Data Privacy Framework.  
Oblivion Cloud Control B.V (part of Xebia Group B.V)AWS solution provider: secure infrastructure management 

IT consulting services, support services 
ContractThe NetherlandsAccount Data, Customer Personal Data, Activity DataProcessing covered by DPA (available on request)
Amazon Web Services EMEA SARL, Luxembourg Secure CDN (Content Delivery Network) to store and deliver JavaScript files. This service is provided by AWS Europe. The use of the CDN feature is optional and can be disabled. Legitimate interest (fraud prevention and information security) Worldwide; 
Visitors are sent to a server closest to their region (traffic from the EU stays in the EU). 
Request Data (IP address, browser type, operating system, the URL) Processing covered by DPA (Data 
Processing Agreement)


While EU data is processed in the EU, we confirm that AWS US is part of the EU-US Data Privacy Framework.  
Tideways GmbHApplication Performance Monitoring (APM)Contract (improved observability, performance issue detection, and troubleshooting for Matomo Cloud)GermanyProcesses technical metadata which in rare cases of error logs could include pseudonymised personal data.Processing covered by DPA (available on request)