To support the delivery of our Services, eqtble may engage and use data processors, subcontractors or content delivery networks with access to or potentially have access to customer data (each, a “Subprocessor”). This page provides important information about the identity, location, and role of each Subprocessor.

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Engaging Subprocessors

Prior to engaging any Third-Party subprocessor, eqtble uses a commercially reasonable selection process to ensure any Subprocessor we use meets our requirements for security, privacy, and confidentiality. We review all Subprocessors regularly to ensure they still meet the original requirements and any additional requirements that may have arisen.

Infrastructure Subprocessors

eqtble uses infrastructure and storage services from Third-Party infrastructure providers to store Customer Data or provide additional services as needed to help with the delivery of our Services. Data storage and eqtble-controlled processing will normally remain in one region but may be shifted among data centers within a region to ensure performance and availability.

eqtble may use the following Subprocessors for Infrastructure Services: