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HR & Workforce28 vendorsUpdated Nov 13, 2026cultureamp.comSubprocessor list

Culture Amp uses 28 subprocessors and infrastructure vendors, including AWS, Google Cloud and Anthropic, based on its public subprocessor list. Last checked Nov 13, 2026.

AI Stack · 2
Infrastructure · 26
Bugsnag
28 companies

Bugsnag is a stability monitoring solution which captures unhandled exceptions, diagnostic data, and version information in browser, mobile and server-side applications via open source SDKs for 50+ software platforms. All PII fields collected by Culture Amp may be captured and processed by Bugsnag for the use of Culture Amp engineers to diagnose and fix errors.

Datadog
426 companies

Datadog is a monitoring and analytics tool for information technology (IT) and DevOps teams that can be used to determine performance metrics as well as event monitoring for infrastructure and cloud services. The software can monitor services such as servers, databases and tools. All PII fields collected by Culture Amp may be captured and processed by DataDog for the use of Culture Amp engineers to diagnose and fix errors.

Sentry
518 companies

Sentry is an error monitoring tool. They also provide performance monitoring software. Their platform helps every developer diagnose, fix, and optimize the performance of their code. All PII fields collected by Culture Amp may be captured and processed by DataDog for the use of Culture Amp engineers to diagnose and fix errors.

Splunk
36 companies

Splunk is a security information and event management (SIEM) and analytics platform used to collect, index, search, monitor, and analyse security and operational event data. Splunk Enterprise Security provides additional security monitoring, correlation, alerting, and investigation capabilities to support threat detection, incident response, and security operations. All PII fields collected by Culture Amp may be captured and processed by Splunk for the purposes of security monitoring, threat detection, investigation, incident response, and maintaining the security of Culture Amp systems.

DealHub
3 companies

DealHub CPQ is a configure, price, quote platform that streamlines the B2B sales cycle by generating accurate quotes, automating approval workflows, and managing contract terms. Through its seamless integration with Salesforce, it synchronizes live customer and product data, ensuring sales pipelines and financial records remain aligned in real time. Ultimately, this software acts as a subprocessor by capturing and processing customer order data, contract details, and pricing structures during the deal-closing process.

DocuSign
104 companies

Document storage of customer contracts (e.g. General Terms, DPA+SCCs).

Gong
117 companies

Gong is an AI bot that joins customer facing Zoom conversations. It is able to transcribe and annotate conversations to help customer facing teams review calls, assist sales coaching and provide intelligence to businesses based on customer facing conversations.

Intercom
374 companies

Intercom has access to high level account information (i.e. account name and number of users) as well as high level information about administrators authenticated to the platform (i.e. name, email, last login time and last report reviewed). Intercom is used for in-app messaging and analytics within the Culture Amp platform. Culture Amp sends messages to administrators about product improvements and service status from time to time.

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Salesforce
399 companies

Customer Relationship Management (CRM) platform that records and stores commercial information and interactions with our customers throughout the customer lifecycle.

Vitally
28 companies

Vitally stores all core customer data in one place email communication, platform usage, and commercial data. Vitally can read all emails for users with Gmail connected, including sensitive PII.

Zendesk
369 companies

Zendesk is a Customer Service Quality Assurance Tool that Culture Amp Support leverages to review chats and emails that customers initiate with our team. Contents of the messages are retained in the Klaus platform, however all names and email addresses are masked.

Culture Amp does not list these model providers. Vendors on its list name them on their own subprocessor lists.

Changes

Checked Nov 13, 2026Source

This is the first saved copy of Culture Amp’s subprocessor list. Added and removed vendors will show here after the next check.

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