Data Protection · glossary
A company that a processor brings in to handle the data, such as Tennerby’s host. Each new one needs notice first, takes on the same duties by contract and goes on the list in Schedule 3. Agreement, clause 1.1, “Sub-processor” · Chapter 1 · see Flow-down, General written authorisation
Explained in Chapter 1, Data Protection Work for a Software Supplier, of Data Protection.
The main page for this term is Sub-processor, in White Label SaaS.
Tennerby does not run everything itself. One company hosts the app for it, and another sends the texts. A company that a processor brings in to handle the data is a sub-processor. The Agreement lists both, and says how to add another.Read Chapter 1, Data Protection Work for a Software Supplier →
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a processor that the Supplier engages to process Customer Personal Data; andRead the definition in the document →
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