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Sub-processor index › Google, LLC

Google, LLC

Named on 9 published lists. This is a record of who names them, not a statement about the company itself.

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amplitude.com v2
atlassian.com v2
calendly.com Infrastructure and analytics USA v2
datadoghq.com Infrastructure servicesEmail and office applications United StatesGermany v3
hubspot.com reCAPTCHA v2
mailchimp.com Bolsters internal operations and advertising, & website analytics. California, USA v2
mixpanel.com Google Cloud Platform ("GCP") provides infrastructure and storage of Customer Content, Personal Information, and hosts Mixpanel's Analytics platform. We also use GCP for crash reporting, DNS, and other infrastructure that supports the Application Services.; Google Vertex AI provides generalized artificial intelligence services to Mixpanel. Google Vertex AI processes Personal Information on behalf of Mixpanel to the extent necessary to provide these services, but it is not used to train Google's models.Mixpanel AI features may be disabled based on Customer selections. USA v2
stripe.com Cloud service provider for Stripe Data Pipeline v3
zendesk.com Supports translation functionality available to Agents, analytics dashboards and features, user authorization within Zendesk WFM, and generative artificial intelligence and natural language processing services. No hosting of Service Data v3