Subprocessors Table

About this block

Subprocessors Table publishes the list every DPA references and most vendors bury, five rows with vendor role, purpose, processing region, and the year added. The framing number in the headline, five companies, turns a compliance artifact into a trust claim, and the footer commits to keeping it small.

Entries are one array. Vendor names here are generic roles, real lists should name the actual companies as your DPA does.

When to use

Reach for this block on trust center pages beside the security content, and link it from the DPA. Privacy teams doing vendor reviews look for exactly this page, finding it without asking shortens reviews.

A natural flow around it on a Marketing Pro page:

Before

• Trust and security siblings covering controls and certifications

After

• Regional compliance for the residency story
• Contact for the privacy questions that remain

What you can display

One strong use is your real subprocessor list, synced with the DPA. Other registers:

• Data flows. What categories of data each system holds.
• Retention schedule. How long each data type lives.
• Access matrix. Which internal roles reach which systems.

Tip: the since column quietly proves stability, a list where nothing was added for two years reads as discipline.