Concord provides an automated platform for privacy compliance and consent management.
6sub-processors
HeadquartersN/A, United States
Founded2015
Size51-200
MarketB2B
PublicPrivate
ProductsConsent Management, Policy Management, Privacy Requests, Data Mapping
All Sub-Processors
| Name | Category |
|---|---|
| Amazon Web Services | Cloud Infrastructure |
| Cloudflare | Cloud Infrastructure |
| Microsoft | Cloud Infrastructure |
| MongoDB | |
| Stripe | Payments & Billing |
| Twilio | Communication |
Data Processing Locations
United States
3 sub-processors
United States & Local (Data Centers located all around the world. Traffic will be automatically routed to the nearest data center.)
2 sub-processors
United States & Local (Data Centers located all around the world via the Cloudfront CDN. Traffic will be automatically routed to the nearest data center.)
1 sub-processor
Frequently Asked Questions
How many sub-processors does Concord use?
Concord uses 6 sub-processors (third-party data processors) as disclosed on their public sub-processor page.
What are Concord's main sub-processors?
Concord's sub-processors include Amazon Web Services (Secure cloud computing for APIs, storage, logging, email, and other computing needs.), Cloudflare (Web infrastructure and website security, providing content delivery network services, DDoS mitigation, internet security, and distributed domain name server services.), Microsoft (Microsoft provides office software, email/web hosting, cloud computing, and AI-based services.), MongoDB (MongoDB provides scalable database services used to host certain customer data in a secure and protected environment.), Stripe (Used to support customer subscriptions and payment processing.), and 1 more.
Where does Concord process data?
Concord's sub-processors are located in United States, United States & Local (Data Centers located all around the world. Traffic will be automatically routed to the nearest data center.), United States & Local (Data Centers located all around the world via the Cloudfront CDN. Traffic will be automatically routed to the nearest data center.).