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Knock: what they publish

knock.app · Transactional email and notifications · checked 2026-10-14

61/100CBand C

Rank 3 of 30 in Transactional email and notifications, where the median is 24.

Public transparency score, not a product or security rating. Latest check: 2026-10-14. How the score works.

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Overview

4 days since the newest dated result, 4 since the oldest. 12 of 12 criteria have a measured result in the last 30 days. Failed checks and undated results are excluded.

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Knock

knock.app · Transactional email and notifications

  1. A
  2. B
  3. C
  4. D
  5. E
  6. F
C 61of 100 Rank 3 of 30

Published commitments4 of 9 found

Measured behaviour2 of 3 found

Checked 2026-10-14. Every line links the page we found it on. A cross means we found nothing at the addresses we checked, not that the vendor has no such document. A transparency score, not a product rating.

Downloads include all checks, source URLs, dates and the snapshot ID for your procurement file. We do not issue badges.

The label is the whole measurement in one object: every criterion with its weight, the band, and the date. Public transparency score, not a product or security rating.

Every line in it links the page we found the result on, or lists the addresses we checked. A cross means we found nothing there, not that Knock has no such document.

Where Knock sits in Transactional email and notifications

  1. A0 0%
  2. B2 7%
  3. C2 7%
  4. D5 17%
  5. E6 20%
  6. F15 50%
30 vendors with a score; 3 more without a score because we could measure too little. Bands have fixed thresholds, see how the score works.

The band of Knock is marked. Vendors without a score are the ones where we could measure too few criteria to rank them – a gap on our side, counted separately.

What Knock states

The exact figures and names we read off the pages linked below, with the sentence they stand in. This is what they publish, not what we verified about their systems.

Gaps, heaviest first

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Data location: where they say data is hosted

weight 3 of 3

We found this behind a sign-in, so it is not published openly.

Seen at https://knock.app/legal/privacy-policy · checked 2026-10-14

Show the 7 addresses we checked
  1. https://knock.app/security – reached, no match (HTTP 404)
  2. https://knock.app/trust – reached, no match (HTTP 404)
  3. https://knock.app/legal/privacy – reached, no match (HTTP 404)
  4. https://knock.app/privacy – reached, no match (HTTP 404)
  5. https://knock.app/privacy-policy – found, but behind a sign-in
  6. https://knock.app/compliance – reached, no match (HTTP 404)
  7. https://knock.app/legal/privacy-policy – found, but behind a sign-in

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Across the market: Data location stated in Transactional email and notifications: 9 of 31 companies

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Status page with incident history

weight 2 of 3

No public status page found.

Checked 3 addresses on 2026-10-14.

Show the 3 addresses we checked
  1. https://status.knock.app/ – reached, no match (HTTP 200)
  2. https://knock.app/status – reached, no match (HTTP 404)
  3. https://knock.app.statuspage.io/ – Could not be fetched: fetch failed.

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Across the market: Status page with history in Transactional email and notifications: 8 of 32 companies

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Certifications named (SOC 2, ISO 27001)

weight 1 of 3

No named certification found.

Checked 6 addresses on 2026-10-14.

Show the 6 addresses we checked
  1. https://knock.app/security – reached, no match (HTTP 404)
  2. https://knock.app/trust – reached, no match (HTTP 404)
  3. https://knock.app/trust-center – reached, no match (HTTP 404)
  4. https://knock.app/compliance – reached, no match (HTTP 404)
  5. https://knock.app/legal/security – reached, no match (HTTP 404)
  6. https://trust.knock.app/ – reached, no match (HTTP 200)

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Across the market: Certifications named in Transactional email and notifications: 6 of 31 companies

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Uptime SLA with a figure

weight 1 of 3

No uptime figure found.

Checked 6 addresses on 2026-10-14.

Show the 6 addresses we checked
  1. https://knock.app/legal/sla – reached, no match (HTTP 404)
  2. https://knock.app/sla – reached, no match (HTTP 404)
  3. https://knock.app/legal/service-level-agreement – reached, no match (HTTP 404)
  4. https://knock.app/trust/sla – reached, no match (HTTP 404)
  5. https://knock.app/uptime – reached, no match (HTTP 404)
  6. https://knock.app/legal/uptime-sla – reached, no match (HTTP 404)

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Across the market: Uptime SLA with a figure in Transactional email and notifications: 1 of 31 companies

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security.txt (RFC 9116)

weight 1 of 3

No security.txt found.

Checked 1 address on 2026-10-14.

Show the 1 address we checked
  1. https://knock.app/.well-known/security.txt – reached, no match (HTTP 404)

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Across the market: security.txt (RFC 9116) in Transactional email and notifications: 4 of 31 companies

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Named privacy contact (DPO or privacy address)

weight 1 of 3

We found this behind a sign-in, so it is not published openly.

Seen at https://knock.app/legal/privacy-policy · checked 2026-10-14

Show the 7 addresses we checked
  1. https://knock.app/legal/privacy – reached, no match (HTTP 404)
  2. https://knock.app/privacy – reached, no match (HTTP 404)
  3. https://knock.app/privacy-policy – found, but behind a sign-in
  4. https://knock.app/legal/privacy-policy – found, but behind a sign-in
  5. https://knock.app/legal/privacy-notice – reached, no match (HTTP 404)
  6. https://knock.app/trust/privacy – reached, no match (HTTP 404)
  7. https://knock.app/datenschutz – reached, no match (HTTP 404)

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Across the market: Named privacy contact in Transactional email and notifications: 9 of 31 companies

Evidence

The full source lists sit behind these two groups, so that the answer above stays readable.

Published, with a source 6
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Data processing agreement (DPA)

weight 3 of 3

Published and readable without a login.

Source: https://knock.app/legal/data-processing-addendum · checked 2026-10-14

Across the market: Data processing agreement in Transactional email and notifications: 7 of 31 companies

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Subprocessors: the published list

weight 3 of 3

The actual list is published, not just a promise to keep one.

Source: https://knock.app/legal/subprocessors · checked 2026-10-14

Across the market: Subprocessor list in Transactional email and notifications: 7 of 31 companies

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Public pricing with figures

weight 2 of 3

Actual numbers on a public page.

Source: https://knock.app/pricing · checked 2026-10-14

Across the market: Public pricing in Transactional email and notifications: 23 of 31 companies

✓

HTTPS enforced with HSTS

weight 2 of 3

HTTP redirects to HTTPS and the HSTS header is set.

  • HSTS max-age 2592000 seconds (30 days).
    Show the exact wording

    max-age=2592000

    Read at https://knock.app/

Source: https://knock.app/ · checked 2026-10-14

Across the market: HTTPS enforced with HSTS in Transactional email and notifications: 21 of 33 companies

✓weight 2 of 3

No third-party requests before any interaction.

Source: https://knock.app/ · checked 2026-10-14

Across the market: No third-party tracking before consent in Transactional email and notifications: 3 of 32 companies

✓

Notice before subprocessors change

weight 2 of 3

The vendor commits publicly to giving notice before the list changes.

Source: https://knock.app/legal/subprocessors · checked 2026-10-14

Across the market: Notice before subprocessors change in Transactional email and notifications: 8 of 31 companies

History

100 0 2026-10-07: 52 of 1002026-10-14: 61 of 100 2026-10-07 2026-10-14
Score over the last 2 runs we measured Knock in: 52 (2026-10-07), 61 (2026-10-14).

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A source is a starting point. Check the product, plan, legal entity and date before treating it as evidence for your purchase. These questions do not change the transparency score.

Knock

6 found · 6 not found · 0 not measured across 12 public checks.

12 of 12 criteria have a measured result from the last 30 days. Oldest dated result: 2026-10-14.

Investigate 6 open evidence questions
  1. Data location stated

    Which locations apply to our primary data, backups and support access? Which region can we select for this plan?

    Inspect this check
  2. Status page with history

    Where can we review incident history for the service we will use, and how do we subscribe to incident updates?

    Inspect this check
  3. Certifications named

    Please share the current certificate or audit report and its scope, covered legal entity, products and validity period.

    Inspect this check
  4. Uptime SLA with a figure

    Which availability commitment applies to our plan? Please include the measurement window, exclusions and credit claim process.

    Inspect this check
  5. security.txt (RFC 9116)

    Where should we report a vulnerability, and what acknowledgement and follow-up process should we expect?

    Inspect this check
  6. Named privacy contact

    Which privacy contact handles requests for our account, and what escalation path should we use?

    Inspect this check

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