Common use of Subprocessing Clause in Contracts

Subprocessing. (a) Processors may subcontract its obligations under this DPA in compliance with the requirements as set forth herein to Processors’ affiliated companies and/or third parties (“Subprocessors”). A list of the Subprocessors engaged with Processors as of the Effective Date of the Agreement is set forth in the respective Services Description and Customer herewith agrees to the engagement of such Subprocessors. (b) During the Term, Processors will provide at least four (4) weeks prior notice (“Subprocessor Change Notification”) to the Customer before authorizing any new Subprocessor (“Subprocessor Change Effective Date”). If Customer disapproves of the engagement of such new Subprocessor, Customer may terminate the Agreement with two (2) weeks written notice, including an explanation of the reasonable grounds for disapproval of the Subprocessor, to the Subprocessor Change Effective Date. If the Customer does not object to the Subprocessor Change Notification in accordance with the foregoing, this shall be deemed as the Customer’s acceptance of the new Subprocessor. Processors remain responsible for any Subprocessors’ compliance with the obligations of this DPA. (c) In case a Subprocessor is located outside the EU/EEA in a country that is not recognized as providing an adequate level of data protection, the Processor will (i) enter into a data processing agreement based on EU Model Clauses (Processor to Processor), or (ii) provide the Controller with information on the Subprocessor's certification under the Privacy Shield program and re-confirms that the Subprocessor's certification under the Privacy Shield Program is still valid upon Controller`s request, or (iii) provide the Controller, upon Controller`s request, with other information and relevant documentation on the mechanism for international data transfer pursuant to Art. 46 GDPR that is used to lawfully disclose the Controller's personal data to the Subprocessor.

Subprocessing. (a) Processors may subcontract its obligations under this DPA in compliance with the requirements as set forth herein to Processors’ affiliated companies and/or third parties (“Subprocessors”). A list of the Subprocessors engaged with Processors as of the Effective Date of the Agreement is set forth in the respective Services Description and Customer herewith agrees to the engagement of such Subprocessors. (b) During the Term, Processors will provide at least four (4) weeks prior notice (“Subprocessor Change Notification”) to the Customer before authorizing any new Subprocessor (“Subprocessor Change Effective Date”). If Customer disapproves of the engagement of such new Subprocessor, Customer may terminate termina te the Agreement with two (2) weeks written notice, including an explanation of the reasonable grounds for disapproval of the Subprocessor, to the Subprocessor Change Effective Date. If the Customer does not object to the Subprocessor Change Notification in accordance with the foregoing, this shall be deemed as the Customer’s acceptance of the new SubprocessorSubprocess or. Processors remain responsible for any Subprocessors’ compliance with the obligations of this DPA. (c) In case a Subprocessor is located outside the EU/EEA in a country that is not recognized as providing an adequate level of data da ta protection, the Processor will (i) enter into a data processing agreement based on EU Model Clauses (Processor to Processor), or (ii) provide the Controller with information on the t he Subprocessor's certification under the Privacy Shield program and re-confirms that the Subprocessor's certification under the Privacy Shield Program is still valid upon Controller`s request, or (iii) provide the Controller, upon Controller`s request, with other information and relevant documentation on the mechanism for international data transfer pursuant to Art. 46 GDPR that is used to lawfully disclose the Controller's personal data to the Subprocessor.

Subprocessing. (a) Processors may subcontract its obligations under this DPA in compliance with the requirements as set forth herein xxxxx to Processors’ affiliated companies and/or third parties (“Subprocessors”). A list of the Subprocessors engaged with Processors as of the Effective Date of the Agreement is set forth in the respective Services Description available at xxxxx://xxx.xxxxx.xxxxx and Customer herewith agrees to the engagement of such Subprocessors. (b) During the Term, Processors will provide at least four (4) weeks prior notice (“Subprocessor Change Notification”) to the Customer before authorizing any new Subprocessor (“Subprocessor Change Effective Date”). If Customer disapproves of the engagement of such new Subprocessor, Customer may terminate the Agreement with two (2) weeks written notice, including an explanation of the reasonable grounds for disapproval of the Subprocessor, to the Subprocessor Change Effective Date. If the Customer does not object to the Subprocessor Change Notification in accordance with the foregoing, this shall be deemed as the Customer’s acceptance of the new Subprocessor. Processors remain responsible for any Subprocessors’ compliance with the obligations of this DPA. (c) In case a Subprocessor is located outside the EU/EEA in a country that is not recognized as providing an adequate level of data protection, the Processor will (i) enter into a data processing agreement based on EU Model Clauses (Processor to Processor), or (ii) provide the Controller with information on the Subprocessor's certification under the Privacy Shield program and re-confirms that the Subprocessor's certification under the Privacy Shield Program program is still valid upon Controller`s request, or (iii) provide the Controller, upon Controller`s request, with other information and relevant documentation on the mechanism for international data transfer pursuant to Art. 46 GDPR that is used to lawfully disclose the Controller's personal data to the Subprocessor.