Classtime

Classtime provides standards-aligned formative and summative question banks for K-12 education.

10sub-processors

HeadquartersSan Francisco, United States

Founded2016

Size201-1000

MarketB2B

PublicPrivate

ProductsStandards-aligned question banks, Data analysis services, Personalized recommendations, Professional development, Curriculum improvement resources

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By Category

Uncategorized3

Cloud Infrastructure2

Communication2

Engineering1

Analytics & Monitoring1

Payments & Billing1

All Sub-Processors

Name	Purpose	Location	Category
Algolia	Indexing and searching of question standards	USA
Classtime Nearshore	User support and IT development	EU/UA	Engineering
Cloudinary	Storage of images and audio	USA	Cloud Infrastructure
Customerly	Support for and communication with teachers	USA	Communication
Google Cloud Platform	Hosting of the database and the Classtime application	USA	Cloud Infrastructure
Mixpanel	Analysis for product improvement	USA
Pusher	Establish an asynchronous communication channel between the student and teacher applications	USA	Communication
Sentry	Error monitoring	USA	Analytics & Monitoring
Stripe	Invoicing and payment processing via the website	USA	Payments & Billing
TalkJS	Chat service between teachers and students	USA

Data Processing Locations

USA

9 sub-processors

EU/UA

1 sub-processor

Frequently Asked Questions

How many sub-processors does Classtime use?

Classtime uses 10 sub-processors (third-party data processors) as disclosed on their public sub-processor page.

What are Classtime's main sub-processors?

Classtime's sub-processors include Algolia (Indexing and searching of question standards), Classtime Nearshore (User support and IT development), Cloudinary (Storage of images and audio), Customerly (Support for and communication with teachers), Google Cloud Platform (Hosting of the database and the Classtime application), and 5 more.

Where does Classtime process data?

Classtime's sub-processors are located in USA, EU/UA.