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FAQ Contact Organizer Log-in Whova Subprocessors Whova, Inc. (“Whova”) uses certain subprocessors to assist it in providing to its customers the Services as described in the Data Processing Addendum (“DPA”). A subprocessor is a third party data processor engaged by Whova that has or potentially will have access to or process Customer Personal Data. Whova engages following subprocessors to perform various functions. Amazon AWS, USA, Cloud-based Web servers and storage ZenDesk, Inc., USA, Customer support ticket system Stripe, Inc., USA, Third-party payment vendor Twillo(Sendgrid), USA, Email delivery service provider Sentry, USA, Crash reporting Google Analytics, USA, Analytics tool Google Maps, USA, Location and Map tool Google Firebase, USA, App Development Platform Google Forms, USA, Customer surveys Google Cloud APIs, USA, Web Risk analysis Google AI, USA, AI model and generative services Google reCAPTCHA, USA, Bot detection service Datadog, USA, Cloud monitoring platform for reliability Inspectlet, USA,UI/UX experience recording and tuning Vimeo: USA, Video and Livestream hosting service Agora.io, USA, Interactive Livestream service Kaltura, USA, Video Cloud Platform Jitsi(8×8), USA, Video Conferencing Software Zoom, USA, Video Conferencing Software Microsoft Teams, USA, Video Conference Software Twitter, USA, Social Media Sharing Platform Hubspot, USA, CRM system Mailchimp, USA, Email communication system Mailgun, USA, Email communication system SurveyMonkey, USA, Survey platform DocuSign, USA, Contract and agreement platform Otter.ai, USA, demo recording transcribing tool OpenAI, USA, AI model and generative services LinkedIn, USA, Social media sharing platform and profile building tool Productboard, USA, Customer feedback collection system ipapi.is, Germany, IP information Check-Mail, Sweden, Validate email domains Cloudflare Turnstile, USA, Bot detection service Pin It on Pinterest