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Subprocessors


The following subprocessors may process personal data on behalf of Conferences i/o. Please note that in most cases, the data used by subprocessors is limited to customer contact information. Conferences i/o greatly restricts subprocessing of end-user data (personal information submitted by attendees).


SubprocessorPurposeType(s) of dataCountries of processing
Amazon Web ServicesInfrastructure as a serviceCustomer contact information, end-user dataUnited States
AppcuesAnalytics, supportEnd-user behavioral dataUnited States
ClientSuccessBusiness operations; CRMCustomer contact informationUnited States
FreshworksEmail, web chat, and phone supportCustomer contact informationUnited States
Google, Inc.Emails and virtual office, analyticsCustomer contact information, payment information, end-user behavioral dataUnited States
Google Cloud PlatformInfrastructure as a serviceEnd-user dataUnited States
MailchimpEmailCustomer contact informationUnited States
Liquid WebInfrastructure as a serviceCustomer contact informationUnited States
OpenAILLM (opt-in features)End-user data (presentation content)United States
PandaDocLegalCustomer contact information, payment informationUnited States
PipedriveBusiness operations; CRMCustomer contact informationUnited States
QuickbooksBusiness operations; accounting, invoices, billingCustomer contact information, payment informationUnited States
SharpSpringBusiness operations; CRMCustomer contact informationUnited States
Slack TechnologiesBusiness operations; internal communicationCustomer contact informationUnited States
StripeBusiness operations; paymentsCustomer contact information, payment informationUnited States
Zoom Video CommunicationBusiness operations; internal communicationCustomer contact informationUnited States



Descriptions of each type of data

  • Customer contact information: Contact information for organizations and groups that are directly customers of Conferences i/o. This will typically include names, phone numbers, and email addresses of points of contact for Conferences i/o customers.

  • Payment information: Billing information related to customer purchases.

  • End-user data: The actual data submitted by end-users, including attendees, moderators, and administrators. This includes but is not limited to personally identifying information (if it's been requested), poll responses, social Q&A submissions, and session evaluation responses.

  • End-user behavioral data: Behavioral data differs from regular end-user data in that behavioral data describes the actions taken by end users without including the content of the action. For example, if an end-user responds to a poll, we'd record the response itself as end-user data, and then the action of responding to a poll as behavioral data. Behavioral data helps us understand how Conferences i/o is used, and we use those understandings to improve the product.


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