Upflow Subprocessors

Upflow is a B2B financial operations platform that automates accounts receivable, invoicing, and collections for businesses.

Fintech / SaaS upflow.io
Subprocessors
12
Locations
2
Categories
10
Last scanned

12 subprocessors

Name Category Purpose Location Data processed
Atlassian Productivity Customer support. United States Customer support data
Cloudflare Cloud Infrastructure Security and reliability of the Upflow application. United States Application traffic and production data
Datadog Monitoring Infrastructure and application log collection and management, used in support of the Upflow application monitoring and security. United States Infrastructure and application logs
Fullstory Analytics Product qualitative and quantitative insights. United States Product usage data
Functional Software Inc.(Sentry) Error Tracking Error data collection and monitoring, used to improve the customer experience. United States Error data
Google Cloud Platform Cloud Infrastructure Application runtime and hosting of production data, in support of the Upflow application. France Production data
Hubspot CRM Application usage analytics. United States Application usage data
Mailgun Technologies Inc. Email Processing of emails and collection of tracking events, used in support of the Upflow application. United States Email content and tracking events
Segment Inc. (Twilio Inc.) Analytics Product analytics, used to collect usage data to improve the customer experience. United States Usage data
Twilio Inc. Communications Communication services to support text messaging and phone calls capabilities within the Upflow application. United States Text messaging and phone call data
Zendesk Inc. Customer Support Customer support. United States Customer support data
Stripe Payment Processing Payment Services (when using the Upflow Payments Services as defined in the MSA). United States Payment data

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