Subprocessors
Last modified and current as of: January 12, 2026
QuickBase, Inc. (“Quickbase”) uses certain subprocessors to assist it in providing the Quickbase Services as described in the Terms of Service.
What is a Subprocessor?
A subprocessor is a third party engaged by Quickbase who has or potentially will have access to or process service data (which may contain personal data). Quickbase engages different types of subprocessors to perform various functions as explained in the tables below. These lists may be updated by Quickbase in the event of changes to its subprocessors, and notice shall be effective as of the date of update.
Note that the location of services indicated below is the location(s) in which the subprocessor has facilities, servers, or personnel, and where the substantive services are performed. Many subprocessors provide services on a global scale—meaning that the location of their service depends on the location from which a user accesses the Quickbase Service (for example if a user is located outside of the U.S. and E.U. then these services may transverse infrastructure located outside of the U.S. and E.U.).
For certain subprocessors indicating a location outside of the U.S., the location of services will depend on the customer’s selection of either U.S. or E.U. data hosting.
The following is a current list of subprocessors that may process data, including customers' personal data stored in Quickbase applications.
The following is a current list of subprocessors that may process personal data, including personal data of Quickbase users.
The following is a current list of professional services subprocessors and partners that may process personal data.
The following is a current list of Quickbase entities under common control with Quickbase that may process personal data.
*Processing for generative AI purposes is optional and dependent on your use of the AI features. AI features may be disabled entirely by your realm admin.