In compliance with the Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act, Quintype maintains transparency about the third-party service providers and technology partners that process data on our behalf.
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Security & CDN
Cloudflare
Protect and accelerate your websites and apps with Cloudflare’s global network and security platform
Content Delivery
Fastly
Deliver fast, secure, and scalable digital experiences with Fastly’s powerful edge cloud platform
CI/CD & DevOps
CircleCI
Automate your development workflow with fast and reliable continuous integration from CircleCI
Docker
Build, ship, and run applications anywhere using Docker’s containerization platform
Development Tools
GitHub
Collaborate, build, and ship software seamlessly with GitHub’s powerful developer platform
Monitoring & Analytics
Datadog
Monitor, troubleshoot, and optimize your systems with Datadog’s unified observability platform
Solarwinds
Manage and monitor your IT infrastructure with powerful tools from SolarWinds
AI & Machine Learning
Anthropic
Build reliable and safe AI applications with cutting-edge models from Anthropic
Design & Creative
Adobe
Create, edit, and design stunning content with Adobe’s industry-leading creative tools
Figma
Design, prototype, and collaborate in real time with Figma’s powerful design platform
Data & Storage
Clickhouse
Analyze massive datasets in real time with ClickHouse’s high-performance analytics database
Media Optimization
Gumlet
Optimize and deliver images and videos faster with Gumlet’s performance-focused media platform
Collaboration
Atlassian
Plan, track, and manage projects efficiently with Atlassian’s suite of collaboration tools
Slack
Communicate and collaborate effortlessly with your team using Slack’s messaging platform
Testing & QA
BrowserStack
Test and debug websites across real devices and browsers with BrowserStack’s testing platform
Note: This list is maintained in accordance with DPDP compliance requirements. All sub-processors are contractually bound to maintain appropriate security and privacy standards. Last updated: March 11, 2026
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