Subprocessors & Subcontractors
Last modified and current as of: April 24, 2023
QuickBase, Inc. (“Quickbase”) uses certain subprocessors and subcontractors 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. Quickbase refers to third parties that do not process Service Data but who are otherwise used to provide the Services as “subcontractors” and not subprocessors.
The following is a current list of subprocessors. This list may be updated by Quickbase in the event of changes to its subprocessors, and notice shall be effective as of the date of update.
Entity Name | Purpose | Location of Services |
Amazon AWS | Data Hosting and API Integration | Global |
Billing Platform | Customer billing | United States |
Cloudflare, Inc. | Content distribution, and security services | Global |
Google Cloud | Data Hosting | United States |
Mapbox | Mapping data | United States |
| Marketo | Communications technology | United States |
| Pendo | Product usage analytics | United States |
| Snowflake | Data Warehousing | United States |
| SparkPost | Email Services | United States |
| Splunk | Log Management | United States |
Subcontractors
As explained above, Quickbase also uses certain “subcontractors” to assist in the operations necessary to provide the Quickbase Services. The following is a list (as of the date of this policy) of the names and locations of material third-party subcontractors. Subcontractors do not have access to Service Data
Entity Name | Entity Type | Entity Country |
Flexential | Data Center | United States |
Subprocessors marked “Global” are distributed globally, meaning that that the location of 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. then these services may transverse infrastructure located outside of the U.S.).