Vendor record · demandbase.com
What Demandbase promises about your data.
Where Demandbase publishes its promises, how long it gives you when it adds a sub-processor, and what has changed.
- Where it publishes
We haven't found a sub-processor list from Demandbase anywhere we've looked.
- What has changed
We've recorded no change to its sub-processor list or data processing agreement between August 31, 2026 and September 16, 2026. Subscribers hear about a change the morning we read it; the public record shows it 30 days later.
- Its window
When it adds a sub-processor, its clause at demandbase.com/data-processing-agreement (read October 9, 2026) gives you 5 days to object.
- Window
- 5
- Pages
- 5
- Copies
- 22
days to object when it adds a sub-processor
pages we watch
dated copies of all its pages, since August 31, 2026
Demandbase DPA
Demandbase's data processing agreement gives 5 days to object to a new sub-processor. Here is the clause, from our October 9, 2026 copy:
5
days to object
“Customer may object in writing to Demandbase’s appointment of a new Sub-processor on reasonable grounds relating to data protection by notifying Demandbase promptly in writing within five (5) calendar days of an update to the Sub-processor List referenced in Section 3.3 and the parties shall discuss Customer concerns in good faith with a view to achieving a commercially reasonable resolution.”
Found automatically and not yet checked by a person. The quote is exact, and the link goes to the source. Nothing here says whether the term is good or bad, only that Demandbase published it.
demandbase.com/data-processing-agreement · read 2026-10-09 · fingerprint 9122662651bceaa9…
Demandbase sub-processors
We have not found a sub-processor list published by Demandbase anywhere we looked.
Every public change we have recorded · Where vendors publish their lists
How long Demandbase keeps your data
Demandbase's trust and security page (www.demandbase.com/security-policy/, in the copy read October 11, 2026) says: “Customer Data is retained during the relationship and with Demandbase and for up to 13 months following the expiration or termination of the relationship.”
Training on customer data
“This use includes collecting data through integrations with customer relationship management (CRM) or marketing automation (MAS), email, or other systems, troubleshooting or improving our services, making inferences, and deriving insights, trends, use, and analytics, whether actual or predicted, from personal information collected.”
demandbase.com/privacy · read 2026-10-10
Retention windows vendors publish · What vendors say about training
What the pages say
Read automatically from the pages below and shown as printed. A missing row is a gap in our reading, not proof it isn’t there.
Certifications the trust page names · SOC 2
The pages' own stamps: Effective date 2026-04-21 · Updated 2024-05-31
The pages we watch
Every page we read, so you can check it. Each is re-read on a schedule, and we keep a dated copy when it changes.
Where we get nothing
What Demandbase does not publish where we can read it
Of the 5 public pages we watch for Demandbase, these give us nothing right now.
Sub-processor list
we have not found one published anywhere we looked
Before you conclude anything
This only means we couldn’t read it on a public page. Demandbase may share it in its agreement, a trust portal, or with any customer who asks.
So treat it as a question to ask them: “Can you send your sub-processor list, and tell us when it changes?”
What this page doesn’t tell you
No score.
Nothing here rates Demandbase. A short notice window is a contract term, not a criticism.
Public pages only.
Private notices and negotiated terms are invisible to us. Your agreement may say something different.
Wrong? Tell us.
Corrections are free, always. We reply within 2–3 business days.
How we read a page · The change log
Work at Demandbase? With an email at demandbase.com you can claim this record, suggest pages we should watch, and take a free copy of it. Claiming changes nothing we publish.
Is Demandbase in your product? Hear the morning we read a change.
You get the lines that moved, in Demandbase’s own words, and the date any window closes. No card. Nothing to cancel.