Common use of Engagement of sub-processors Clause in Contracts

Engagement of sub-processors. 6.1. The Controller agrees that the Processor may use sub-processors to fulfil its contractual obligations under this DPA or to provide certain services on its behalf, such as providing additional functionalities or support services. Services offered through the Marketplace may be provided by sub-processors or may engage in a direct contract with the Controller. Processor is not permitted to engage the services of a sub-processor in the context of this agreement without the Controller’s express prior permission in writing. Permission is hereby given for sub-processors mentioned on Schedule A. 6.2. The Controller may make the engagement of a sub-processor for the performance of this data processor agreement conditional upon the fulfilment of certain requirements. 6.3. A sub-processor must give sufficient guarantees with respect to the use of appropriate technical and organizational measures to ensure that the processing takes place in accordance with the provisions of this agreement and the GDPR. 6.4. If the Processor has engaged a sub-processor, the Processor shall be fully liable for the fulfilment of all obligations by the sub-processor. However, if the Controller has made it compulsory for the Processor to cooperate with certain sub-processors for the performance of the services agreed upon in this agreement, the Processor shall not be liable for such sub-processors. The Processor shall conclude a written agreement with the sub-processor, which imposes the same obligations on such third party as are imposed on the Processor under this agreement, so that the sub-processor is also bound by these provisions. 6.5. The Processor shall keep a list of sub-processors, which shall also specify the activities to be carried out. 6.6. If the Processor wishes to process the personal data outside the European Economic Area, it may do so only in countries that are classified by the European Commission or the Minister of Justice as countries providing an adequate level of protection, or in countries that provide an adequate level of protection as a result of additional measures.

Engagement of sub-processors. 6.1. The Controller agrees that the Processor may use sub-processors to fulfil its contractual obligations under this DPA or to provide certain services on its behalf, such as providing additional functionalities or support services. Services offered through the Marketplace may be provided by sub-processors or may engage in a direct contract with the Controller. Processor is not permitted to engage the services of a sub-processor in the context of this agreement without the Controller’s express prior permission in writing. Permission is hereby given for sub-processors mentioned on Schedule A. 6.2. The Controller may make the engagement of a sub-processor for the performance of this data processor agreement conditional upon the fulfilment of certain requirements. 6.3. A sub-processor must give sufficient guarantees with respect to the use of appropriate technical and organizational measures to ensure that the processing takes place in accordance with the provisions of this agreement and the GDPRApplicable Data Protection Laws. 6.4. If the Processor has engaged a sub-processor, the Processor shall be fully liable for the fulfilment of all obligations by the sub-processor. However, if the Controller has made it compulsory for the Processor to cooperate with certain sub-processors for the performance of the services agreed upon in this agreement, the Processor shall not be liable for such sub-processors. The Processor shall conclude a written agreement with the sub-processor, which imposes the same obligations on such third party as are imposed on the Processor under this agreement, so that the sub-processor is also bound by these provisions. 6.5. The Processor shall keep a list of sub-processors, which shall also specify the activities to be carried out. 6.6. If the Processor wishes to process the personal data outside the UK or the European Economic Area, it may do so only in countries that are classified by the European Commission or the Minister of Justice as countries providing an adequate level of protection, or in countries that provide an adequate level of protection as a result of additional measures.