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, DPA, or other agreement executed by LiftLab.
The Sub-processors below are LiftLab’s current Sub-Processors as of the date listed above.
| Entity Name | Corporate Location | Purpose |
| Amazon Web Services, Inc. | Seattle, WA – USA | Cloud hosting provider |
| Mountain View, CA – USA | Cloud hosting provider | |
| Microsoft Corporation | Redmond, CA – USA | Cloud hosting provider |
| TapClicks | San Jose, CA – USA | Marketing data provider |
| Hubspot | Cambridge, MA — USA | CRM |
| Salesforce.com | San Francisco, CA — USA | CRM |
How to subscribe to updates
You must subscribe to receive email notifications of updates to LiftLab’s Sub-processor list by submitting (1) the email address for such notifications and (2) the full name of the legal entity on whose behalf you are subscribing. By submitting this information, you represent that you have all necessary rights to provide this information to LiftLab.
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 [email protected] 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.
