Article 28(2) and (4) of the GDPR directly deal with the situation where a processor engages “another processor,” which can be called a “sub-processor” or a “level 2 processor”.
Under the GDPR, the controller must give its prior written authorization when its processor intends to entrust all or part of the tasks assigned to it to a sub-processor.
Even after having obtained the controller’s formal authorization, the processor remains fully liable to the controller for the performance of the sub-processor’s obligations. In case of cascading subcontracting, these obligations will be passed down to the other sub-processors (level 3 processor and so on).
Below is a list of Eyvo’s sub-processors as defined by the GDPR.Sub-Processor | Activity | Personal Data | Location |
Amazon Web Services | Eyvo.com website host | Name,email | USA |
LiveChat | External communication | Name,email | USA |
Acuity Scheduling | Collaboration | Name,email | USA |
Analytics, Marketing | N/A | USA | |
ClickUp | Project Management | Name,email, phone | USA |
Marketing | Name,email, phone | USA | |
UpWork | Hiring | Name,email | USA |
Replyfi | Outreach | Name,email | USA |
Microsoft | Infrastructure provision and Software development | N/A | USA, Europe |
Adobe | Software Development | N/A | USA |
Xero | Financial Analysis | Name, email | USA |
USA +1 888 237 9801
UK +44 (0)560 307 4470
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