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Sub-processor index › Mailgun Technologies, Inc.

Mailgun Technologies, Inc.

Named on 3 published lists. This is a record of who names them, not a statement about the company itself.

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atlassian.com v2
datadoghq.com Email and office applications United States v2
intercom.com Email delivery services for individual emails and bulk email campaigns initiated from Intercom's services. For EDH, Intercom relies on separate Mailgun EU email infrastructure (Belgium); however once an email is sent, it is considered data in transit over the (global) Internet and may be processed by email processing servers hosted globally. v2