SDN IT-Services GmbH
LexA is an AI-native cloud law firm software (Kanzleisoftware) for German law firms, operated by SDN IT-Services GmbH.
Subprocessors (4)
Processed Jul 28, 2026 · source disclosure ↗
| vendor | purpose | evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Hosting and infrastructure services | “The categories of providers used by us may include services from Amazon Web Services, Hetzner, Microsoft, Google, and further infrastructure and technology providers as the case may be.” source | |
| Hosting and infrastructure services | “The categories of providers used by us may include services from Amazon Web Services, Hetzner, Microsoft, Google, and further infrastructure and technology providers as the case may be.” source | |
| Hosting and infrastructure services | “The categories of providers used by us may include services from Amazon Web Services, Hetzner, Microsoft, Google, and further infrastructure and technology providers as the case may be.” source | |
| Hosting and infrastructure services | “The categories of providers used by us may include services from Amazon Web Services, Hetzner, Microsoft, Google, and further infrastructure and technology providers as the case may be.” source |
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Hosting and infrastructure services
“The categories of providers used by us may include services from Amazon Web Services, Hetzner, Microsoft, Google, and further infrastructure and technology providers as the case may be.” source
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Hosting and infrastructure services
“The categories of providers used by us may include services from Amazon Web Services, Hetzner, Microsoft, Google, and further infrastructure and technology providers as the case may be.” source
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Hosting and infrastructure services
“The categories of providers used by us may include services from Amazon Web Services, Hetzner, Microsoft, Google, and further infrastructure and technology providers as the case may be.” source
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Hosting and infrastructure services
“The categories of providers used by us may include services from Amazon Web Services, Hetzner, Microsoft, Google, and further infrastructure and technology providers as the case may be.” source