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Mailjet
Where Mailjet sends data, which documents it publishes and who relies on it, as recorded by the companies who evaluated it.
- Data regions
- Not on record
- Claims on record
- SOC 2
- Website
- www.mailjet.com
- Their own trust center
- None published that we know of
Where the data goes
15 companies Mailjet passes data to, with the purpose and the country where we know them. Each one has a profile of its own.
Amazon Web ServicesInfrastructure services🇺🇸StripeSubscription payment processing🇺🇸
DriftLive chat and communication🇺🇸
RackspaceData center operations🇺🇸
SegmentData management🇺🇸
GitHubDevelopment services🇺🇸
MacStadiumHosting services🇺🇸
ChargifyPayment processing🇺🇸
Aria SystemsSubscription management🇺🇸
Authorize.netPayment processing🇺🇸
OptimizelyWebsite optimization🇺🇸
VWOA/B testing and analytics🇺🇸
Split.ioFeature management🇺🇸
UnbounceLanding page services🇨🇦
Google CloudWebsite hosting and platform operation🇺🇸
The paper
What Mailjet publishes, as recorded. A gap here is information too: it means nobody who evaluated them found it.
- Data processing agreementNot on record
- Sub-processor listNot on record
- Privacy policyOpen
- Terms of serviceNot on record
- Security pageNot on record
- Trust centerNot on record
Who relies on Mailjet
1 company lists Mailjet as a sub-processor. A dependency on them is a dependency on these.
SinchLooking for Mailjet's trust center? Their own is linked above when they publish one. This profile is the register NIS2 Article 21, DORA Article 28 and ISO 27001 A.5.19 ask you to keep about them, filled by the companies who had to. Part of the Sudory vendor database.