LegalInk AI Subprocessors

LegalInk AI is an Indian legal technology platform providing AI-powered contract review, drafting, brief generation, case strength analysis, and legal research tools for legal professionals.

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Subprocessors
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Locations
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Categories
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9 subprocessors

Name Category Purpose Location Data processed
Anthropic (Claude) AI Conversational AI (Inka chat) and deep reasoning tools — Brief Generator, Case Strength, Counter-Argument, Research Deep Analysis. United States Prompts, uploaded document text, chat transcripts.
Google (Gemini via Lovable AI Gateway) AI Drafting engine — Gemini Pro for paid plans, Flash for free tier. United States global Prompts, structured fields, uploaded document text.
Groq (Whisper) AI Voice transcription (Hindi + English). United States Audio recordings transcribed in real time, not retained after transcription.
Supabase Database Primary database, authentication, file storage, edge function runtime. Japan Account data, drafts, uploads, chat history, billing records.
Lovable Cloud Infrastructure Application hosting and edge function orchestration layer. – Static frontend assets, runtime requests in transit.
Razorpay Payment Processing Payment processing for subscriptions, top-ups, and invoicing. India Name, email, billing address, GSTIN, payment metadata. Card details processed by Razorpay; LegalInk does not store card numbers.
Resend Email Transactional email — auth, receipts, support replies, broadcast notices. United States European Union Email address, name, message content.
IndianKanoon Legal Public case-law lookups invoked by Inka research tools. India Search queries (no customer document content sent).
Google Analytics + Google Ads Analytics Website analytics and paid-acquisition attribution. United States global Pseudonymous device/session identifiers, page paths, referrer. No draft content.

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