SnapMagic Subprocessors

SnapMagic provides AI-powered printed circuit board (PCB) design software and an electronics component library for engineers.

Electronic Design Automation snapmagic.com
Subprocessors
10
Locations
5
Categories
6
Last scanned

10 subprocessors

Name Category Purpose Location Data processed
Amazon Web Services Cloud Infrastructure Cloud infrastructure hosting, database, caching, and queueing United States User account data, business contact data, usage data, support data, and other personal data submitted through the Services
Heroku Cloud Infrastructure Application hosting / platform services United States User account data, business contact data, and usage data
CloudAMQP Cloud Infrastructure Managed message queue / RabbitMQ services Sweden Limited service data routed through messaging infrastructure
Sentry Error Tracking Error monitoring and logging United States Technical usage data, IP addresses, user identifiers, and error metadata
New Relic Monitoring Performance monitoring / observability United States Technical usage data, IP addresses, user identifiers, and telemetry
Papertrail Monitoring Log management United States Technical logs that may contain IP addresses, user identifiers, and metadata
Mixpanel Analytics Product analytics United States User identifiers, account data, and usage events
Clearbit Data Enrichment Data enrichment to provide insights regarding companies downloading content United States Business contact data
GrowthBook Product Feature flagging / experimentation United States User identifiers and usage event data
Chinafy Cloud Infrastructure Website delivery and optimization for users in China United States Singapore China other applicable CDN locations IP addresses, cookie identifiers, HTTP header data, metadata, and access logs

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Summary

10 Total Subprocessors
5 Locations
6 Categories
90% in United States

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