Data Sub-Processor List

Last updated: February 16, 2026

To support delivery of our Services, Data Zoo may engage and use third-party data processors (each a “Sub-processor”). Prior to engaging any third-party Sub-processor, we perform necessary due diligence to evaluate their security, privacy, and confidentiality practices, before entering into an agreement with each such Sub-processor to implement its applicable obligations.

Data Zoo uses certain Sub-processors (which may include entities in the Data Zoo group and other third parties, as listed below) to provide services relating to personal data that Customers as data controllers make available to Data Zoo through the Data Zoo Solution(s) (in Data Zoo contracts referred to as “End User Data”). Data Zoo appoint such Sub-processors only in accordance with applicable laws and regulations including, where EU/EEA/UK data subjects are concerned, the GDPR as applicable in the EU and the UK. Data Zoo will enter into written agreements with each Sub-processor including all required legal provisions, safeguards for international personal data transfers where required, as well as IT security standards similar to those set-out in Data Zoo’s Information Security Policy.

The following is an up-to-date list of the names, functional purpose, and locations of Data Zoo’s relevant Sub-processors currently engaged by Data Zoo to provide various services related to Data Zoo’s service offerings:

Sub-Processor

Permitted Activity/ Services Performed (Purpose/Function)

HQ Location / Entity Country/ Address

Service Delivery/ Processing Location(s)

External links for additional information relating to security

Aha!

Ideas Management (Roadmaps/Ideas/Develop)

USA

USA

Global

Privacy Policy

Aha! security features

Atlassian

(Jira, Confluence, Trello)

Technical Project Management

Task Tracking

Bug and Issue Tracking

Australia

Australia

Ireland

USA

GDPR

Cloudflare

Cloud Hosting Provider and content delivery

Website and application security

Denial-of-service protection (DDOS)

Load balancing and processing of traffic (inspection and blockage in case of malicious activity) between customer and Data Zoo services

United States of America

Global

Cloud Hosting Provider and content delivery Website and application security Denial-of-service protection (DDOS) Load balancing and processing of traffic (inspection and blockage in case of malicious activity) between customer and Data Zoo services

Cloudflare operates in 250 cities in 100+ countries around the world; the geographical area of our client will determine the most appropriate location through which data is transmitted.

Data Transit Privacy Whitepaper

Trust-hub Technologies

Note: Cloudflare is registered on the EU-US Data Privacy Framework

Data Privacy Framework

CrushFTP

Secure File Transfers in the provision of IDV Services Including POC and Batch Processing

297 Kingsbury Grade Ste 10, Stateline, Nv 89449

Nevada, United States of America

USA

Global

CrushFTP - Privacy

DocuSign

Electronic Signature Platform to sign, send and manage contracts

San Francisco, United States of America

USA

Global

Privacy Notice | DocuSign

Employment Hero

HR Management; Payroll and Employee benefits

Level 2, 439-441 Kent Street, Sydney, NSW 2000, Australia

Australia

Privacy Policy | Employment Hero

Functional Software, Inc. (dba Sentry.io)

Monitor logs and events.

Error and Performance monitoring

45 Fremont Street, 8th Floor

San Francisco

CA 94105

USA

sentry.io/ dpa security of processing

Google Cloud Platform

Cloud Infrastructure Services

1600 Amphitheatre Parkway

Mountain View

CA 94043

Sydney, Australia

Singapore, Singapore

Frankfurt, Germany

Security

Note: Google and GCP is registered on the EU-US Data Privacy Framework

Data Privacy Framework

HubSpot

Inbound marketing and sales support

2 Canal Park, Cambridge, MA 02141, USA

Germany (primary AWS server),

Dublin (secondary AWS server)

https://legal.hubspot.com/privacy-policy

https://trust.hubspot.com

Intech Solution Pty Ltd

Address Cleansing Services

Level 7, 35 Spring St, Bondi Junction, NSW, 2022, Australia

Australia

https://www.intechsolutions.com.au/privacy/

Microsoft Office

Communication and collaboration, Storage,

United States of America

Australia

Data Access Management | Access Control

Postman

Monitoring and testing of Data Zoo API requests and responses, and testing of external data source APIs.

201 Mission Street

Suite 2375

San Francisco, CA 94105

Australia

New Zealand

Privacy Policy

Regula Baltija LLC

OCR Technology and Document Authentication Technology

34 Visku St, Daugavpils, LV-5410, Latvia

Australia

https://regulaforensics.com/privacy/

Slack Technologies, Inc.

Internal Communication Tool

United States of America

USA

Security Practices

Vanta

GRC Compliance Tool-

United States of America

USA

Data Privacy Framework

Voyager

IT Infrastructure provider of our NZ Server to facilitate Batch and POC Services.

New Zealand

New Zealand

Privacy Policy | Voyager

Xero

Accounting Software

Australia

Australia

Privacy Notice | Xero AU

Data Sources: All Data Sources utilised in the delivery of our Products and Services are listed and maintained at Data Zoo IDU® (https://idu-api.datazoo.com/)

The identity of our TPDP’s are protected trade secrets that are not included in this list. Balancing our need to protect our trade secrets with transparency and legal obligation, these TPDP’s may only be disclosed strictly upon request, where there is a clear, unambiguous legislative requirement. Where required, we will support end-users in satisfying their compliance obligations and in facilitating data subjects in exercising their legal rights (Privacy Request).

Each Data Source is categorised by and within a section corresponding to its geographical location.

Data Zoo IDU® (https://idu-api.datazoo.com/)

SUB-PROCESSOR CHANGES AND THE RIGHT TO OBJECT

As our business grows and evolves, the Sub-processors used to deliver our Service may change. We endeavour to provide the owner of the Customer’s account with notice of any new Sub-processors to the extent required under the Agreement and relevant Statutory and Regulatory requirements (including Data Protection laws and regulations) along with posting updates here.

As part of standard due diligence, we expect and require our Customers to familiarise themselves with our business and the list of Sub-processors provided above at the precontractual stage. At the time of contracting with Data Zoo, it is accepted that all Customers consent to the Sub-processors listed (current at that time). Where certain Sub-processors amount to protected Trade Secrets, the details may be disclosed subject to contractual and communication controls agreed between the parties.

Data Zoo may update the list of Sub-processors at any time by updating this page, as soon as practicable after the change or proposed change has been decided. We endeavour to give as much notice as is possible to allow our Customers the opportunity to exercise their right to object in so far as it applies to their particular contracting arrangement. Interested clients may sign up in order to receive notifications of changes to this list.

If as a current or prospective Data Zoo Customer you have a significant and legitimate objection to the use of any Sub-processor, you must promptly contact your regular Data Zoo contact to notify us of your objection in order to reach a speedy resolution.

Blacklisted or Excluded Sub-processors: Where appropriate, the Customer may take a proactive approach by providing Data Zoo with a list of Sub-processors that Data Zoo are instructed to exclude from use in the provision of services to that Customer (blacklisted or excluded sub-processors). It will be the Customers responsibility to ensure that the blacklist is maintained and promptly communicated to Data Zoo.

Urgent Basis: Sub-processors may be replaced on an urgent basis where such change is outside of Data Zoo’s reasonable control (e.g. if a Sub-processor ceases business or its agreement with Data Zoo is terminated early). Data Zoo will still follow the above process as soon as practicable after the change becomes known, however, data processing may be commenced by the Sub-processor on a temporary basis.

Resolution Options

Where a Customer objects to a change or provides an excluded or blacklist of sub-processors, Data Zoo may decide to remedy the objection through one of the following options:

  1. Ensure the Customer’s personal data is not processed by the excluded or objected Sub-processor(s); or

  2. Where possible, proceed to use the Sub-processor(s) but ensure changes are made to meet the Customer’s objections; or

  3. Cancel or suspending all or part of the Data Zoo services that would involve the Sub-processor(s) processing that Customer’s personal data. If all or the primary part of Data Zoo’s services are cancelled, then subject to the terms and conditions of the agreement, the applicable Customer may be entitled to terminate the agreement for services and to a refund of any fees prepaid for any unused part of the term.