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Request the current reviewed subprocessor information

The repository contains a working subprocessor inventory, but the public legal list is not represented as approved until operator and counsel review is complete.

What stays connected

  • Current legal review status is stated plainly
  • No unapproved vendor list is presented as contractual truth
  • Customers can request reviewed procurement information
  • Material changes belong in documented communications

Procurement information follows a reviewed publication process

The public subprocessor surface is intentionally narrower than an internal dependency inventory. It is designed to provide approved procurement information without turning repository configuration or an unreviewed vendor list into a contractual claim.

  1. Maintain the internal inventory

    Operators track the services used by production workflows, their purpose, data role, and current configuration as operational evidence.

  2. Review the public legal statement

    The customer-facing list, descriptions, and change language require operator and counsel review before they are treated as approved public terms.

  3. Provide the current reviewed information

    Prospective and current customers can request the approved procurement material through the published contact path while the public list is pending review.

  4. Communicate material changes deliberately

    Changes belong in documented customer communication and versioned public material, not in a silent reflection of package or environment configuration.

ClassLattice capabilities in this workflow

These current product capabilities keep their records, permissions, review points, and reusable outputs connected to the experience.

Privacy and Access Center

Understand and review access to education records.

Platform Administration

Monitor tenant configuration and operational readiness.