Codility Subprocessors

Codility is a technical recruitment and coding assessment platform that helps companies evaluate developers through online coding tests and CodeLive sessions.

HR Tech / Developer Tools codility.com
Subprocessors
14
Locations
11
Categories
12
Last scanned

14 subprocessors

Name Category Purpose Location Data processed
Miro ✓ ✉ Collaboration Whiteboard during CodeLive sessions Ireland (EU Cluster) USA (US Cluster) Anonymous (EU); Personal (US)
Coralogix ✓ ✉ Monitoring Logs Storage Ireland European Union Personal
Amazon Web Services ✓ Cloud Infrastructure Database and back-ups Germany Ireland United States Personal
Twilio ✓ Communications Video conferencing for CodeLive sessions Ireland European Union United States Personal
Sumasoft ✓ Customer Support Customer Service Services (1st line customer support) United Kingdom European Union Personal
Salesforce ✓ CRM Customer Relationship Management Ireland European Union United States Personal
Zendesk ✓ Customer Support Customer Service Software / Customer Support communication portal Ireland European Union Personal
100ms ✓ Video Video conferencing for CodeLive sessions Germany European Union United States Personal
OpenAI ✓ AI AI feature for coding assessments Ireland European Union Non-personal
Typeform ✓ Forms Online forms and surveys / Web forms with feedback Ireland European Union Spain Non-personal
Kombo ✓ HR API Integration Connector Platform / Integration with customers' HRIS platforms Germany European Union Personal
Zoom ✓ Video Video conferencing / Integrated audio and video conferencing feature United States Personal
Veriff ✓ Identity Identity Verification / verifies candidate's identity Estonia European Union Personal
SalesLoft ✓ Sales Sales Management United States (Atlanta GA) Personal

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Summary

14 Total Subprocessors
11 Locations
12 Categories
71% in European Union

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