LiftLab Subprocessors

Last Updated: August 3, 2023

LiftLab utilizes a range of third-party Sub-processors to assist it in providing its products and services, as further described in the Terms of Service, or other agreement executed by LiftLab.

The Sub-processors below are LiftLab’s current Sub-Processors as of the date listed above.

Entity NameCorporate LocationPurpose
Amazon Web Services, Inc.Seattle, WA - USACloud hosting provider
GoogleMountain View, CA - USACloud hosting provider
Microsoft CorporationRedmond, CA - USACloud hosting provider
TapClicksSan Jose, CA - USAMarketing data provider
HubspotCambridge, MA - USACRM
Salesforce.comSan Francisco, CA - USACRM

How can current LiftLab customers object to a new Sub-Processor?

If you are a current LiftLab customer with a data processing agreement (“DPA”) in place with LiftLab, you may notify us of an objection to LiftLab’s use of a new Sub-Processor used to process Customer Data by sending such objection to privacy@liftlab.com within fourteen (14) days after LiftLab’s notice of such new Sub-Processor, or such other period of time as set forth in your DPA. Objections will be handled as described in your DPA.