Alteryx DIGITAL

Enterprise Technology Stack & Vendor Relationships

• Alteryx became privately held following the completion of its acquisition by affiliated funds of Clearlake Capital Group and Insight Partners on 19 March 2024, and its common stock ceased trading on the NYSE ¹.

• The acquisition structure merged Azurite Merger Sub into Alteryx, leaving Alteryx as the surviving corporation and a wholly owned subsidiary of Azurite Intermediate Holdings ².

• One BI describes itself as Alteryx’s exclusive distributor in Israel, although this is an undated distributor self-description rather than a dated Alteryx corporate announcement ³.

• A 7 August 2023 People and Computers report stated that Aqurate would market Alteryx products as a sub-distributor of One BI and provide services to Trifacta customers in Israel ⁴.

• The reported channel arrangement described Alteryx as offering on-premises self-service data preparation and Trifacta as offering cloud-based data preparation ⁴.

• No public evidence identified of Alteryx licensing, subscribing to, or integrating the named Israeli-origin enterprise or security vendors reviewed in the research scope.

• No public evidence identified that One BI or Aqurate deployed, required, or recommended an identified Israeli-origin technology through the documented Alteryx channel relationship.

Surveillance, Biometrics & Retail Technology

• No public evidence identified of Alteryx providing or using Israeli-origin facial recognition, biometric identification, gait analysis, predictive-policing, social-media monitoring, sentiment-monitoring, or workforce-surveillance tools.

• No public evidence identified that such surveillance-related products reached Alteryx through a named managed-service provider, bundled suite, or platform partner.

• The available evidence concerns data-preparation and analytics distribution rather than biometric, retail-surveillance, or policing technology ^{3, 4}.

Cloud Infrastructure, Data Residency & Sovereign Cloud Participation

• Alteryx states that its Alteryx One Platform, including Auto Insights, is hosted on Google Cloud Platform in the United States, Australia, and Europe through Germany ⁵.

• The identified Auto Insights hosting documentation does not list Israel as a hosting location ⁵.

• Where Private Data Handling is not enabled, an extract of Alteryx One data used in Auto Insights is stored in Alteryx’s cloud ⁵.

• Alteryx documentation states that customers can configure private file storage and private data processing in their own virtual private cloud environments ⁶.

• In that private-data configuration, persistent customer data is stored on the customer’s infrastructure, while specified session-time and control-plane flows may transit or be processed in the control plane for up to one hour ⁶.

• Alteryx’s data-processing agreement permits processing in the United States and other locations where Alteryx, its affiliates, or subprocessors maintain processing operations, and directs customers to a separately maintained subprocessor list ⁷.

• No public evidence identified that Alteryx operates or leases a data centre in Israel, uses an Israeli cloud region for Auto Insights hosting, or processes customer data through Israeli-controlled infrastructure ^{5, 6, 7}.

• The reviewed materials do not establish the regions chosen by individual customers for private-VPC deployments ^{6, 7}.

• No public evidence identified of Alteryx participation in Project Nimbus or in an Israeli state or military digital-sovereignty or resilience contract.

Defence, Intelligence & Security Sector Technology Relationships

• No public evidence identified of a contract, partnership, or service agreement between Alteryx and the Israeli Ministry of Defense, Israel Defense Forces, intelligence agencies, or another Israeli security body.

• No public evidence identified that Alteryx products were deployed by Israeli military, intelligence, or law-enforcement bodies in Israel or the occupied territories.

• No public evidence identified that Alteryx developed, licensed, sold, or maintained offensive cyber capabilities, zero-day exploit tools, or digital weapons for Israeli state actors.

• Alteryx’s FY2023 subsidiary register included Alteryx Public Sector, LLC, but that filing does not establish Israeli public-sector, defence, intelligence, or law-enforcement contracting ⁸.

AI, Algorithmic & Autonomous Systems

• Alteryx documentation states that it uses Azure OpenAI and Google Gemini for AI-powered functions including Alteryx Copilot and Auto Insights Playbooks ⁶.

• The reviewed AI documentation does not identify Israeli state, military, or security customers or an Israeli processing location for those functions ⁶.

• No public evidence identified of Alteryx AI or machine-learning provision to Israeli state bodies, use of civilian, intercepted, or surveillance-derived data from Israel or the occupied territories, or autonomous target-generation or tracking provision to Israeli forces.

Technology Ecosystem & R&D Footprint

• Alteryx’s FY2023 subsidiary exhibit listed 24 subsidiaries across multiple jurisdictions, including the United States, United Kingdom, United Arab Emirates, India, Australia, Japan, Singapore, and Hong Kong ⁸.

• The FY2023 subsidiary exhibit listed no Israel-incorporated subsidiary, which is a register-scoped finding as of 31 December 2023 ⁸.

• The identified Israel-related evidence concerns distribution, sub-distribution, and customer services through One BI and Aqurate rather than an Alteryx-operated Israeli R&D centre, engineering office, accelerator, or innovation laboratory ^{3, 4}.

• No public evidence identified of an Alteryx acquisition of an Israeli company, investment in an Israeli startup or venture fund, or material co-development, patent, or licensing arrangement with an Israeli research institution.

• No public evidence identified in the reviewed SEC filings, European Commission materials, and current company governance page of an Alteryx Israel office or an Israeli Alteryx data-centre location ^{8, 9, 10, 11, 12}.

• Alteryx’s current board page names Clearlake-affiliated directors Erik Hansen and Prashant Mehrotra, Insight-affiliated directors Brenda Harvey, Deven Parekh, and Amir Ravandoust, Alteryx CEO Andy MacMillan, Himanshu Palsule, and Kevin Thompson ¹².

• The European Commission’s merger notice states that Clearlake and Insight acquired joint control of Alteryx through a purchase of shares ¹¹.

• No public evidence identified in the reviewed materials of post-acquisition beneficial-ownership percentages for Clearlake, Insight, Azurite Intermediate Holdings, or the named directors ^{9, 10, 11}.

Civil Society Scrutiny & Regulatory History

• No public evidence identified of an NGO, academic, or UN publication specifically addressing Alteryx technology provision to Israeli state bodies or activities in occupied territory.

• The supplied local-library full-text scan reported no Alteryx mention in the specified OHCHR database updates, A/HRC/59/23, or listed civil-society reports, but this document-scoped result does not establish absence from all external databases ^{13, 14}.

• No public evidence identified of an organized boycott, divestment, or sanctions campaign specifically directed at Alteryx for Israel- or occupied-territory-related technology provision, or of a corresponding company response.

• No public evidence identified of a regulatory inquiry, legal challenge, export-control action, or sanctions-related investigation concerning Alteryx technology sales or services to Israeli state entities.