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Discourse is the customizable, scalable community platform powering more than 22,000 communities that create knowledge through conversation.

8sub-processors
HeadquartersN/A, United States
Founded2013
Size51-200
MarketB2B
PublicPrivate
ProductsCommunity platform, Support hub, Team workspace, Product feedback, Developer community, Enterprise solutions
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By Category

Cloud Infrastructure4
Communication2
Uncategorized2

All Sub-Processors

NameCategory
AmazonCloud Infrastructure
AmazonCloud Infrastructure
AppleCommunication
Automattic
Automattic
EquinixCloud Infrastructure
GoogleCommunication
KeyCDNCloud Infrastructure

Data Processing Locations

USA
2 sub-processors
USA, Global
2 sub-processors
USA, Canada, EU, Global
1 sub-processor
USA, Ireland, Germany, South Korea, Singapore, Australia, Global
1 sub-processor
USA, Canada, Ireland
1 sub-processor
Global
1 sub-processor

Frequently Asked Questions

How many sub-processors does Discourse use?
Discourse uses 8 sub-processors (third-party data processors) as disclosed on their public sub-processor page.
What are Discourse's main sub-processors?
Discourse's sub-processors include Amazon (stores site backups and user-uploaded files; stores and distributes content, like images and website files, so that users can download them quickly from servers close to where they are), Amazon (provides cloud servers and services for hosting and backup; distributes content, like images and website files, so that users can download them quickly from servers close to where they are), Apple (sends push notifications), Automattic (identifies spam forum posts), Automattic (provides user avatars for forum members), and 3 more.
Where does Discourse process data?
Discourse's sub-processors are located in USA, USA, Global, USA, Canada, EU, Global, USA, Ireland, Germany, South Korea, Singapore, Australia, Global, USA, Canada, Ireland, Global.