Company Processors (Basecamp)
Updated 17 October 2025
This notice outlines the third-party software providers (“processors”) the company uses to handle personal data in specific situations. All processors are based in the United States and operate under GDPR-compliant agreements to ensure data protection, including those supporting our core operations and media activities like podcasts, blogs, and virtual events.
Company processors
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We as a company use third-party software that may process your information under certain circumstances.
For the following processors, we have established GDPR-compliant data processing agreements, extending GDPR safeguards everywhere personal data is processed. These processors are all located in the United States:
List each processor and its function.
As a company, we also produce a podcast, host a blog, and run occasional events virtually. If you voluntarily engage with us through those media, your personal information may also be collected by the following processors, also all located in the US:
List each processor and its function.
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