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- Check14 days agoChange DetectedNew subprocessors have been added (Pinecone, ClickHouse, Datadog, Microsoft Azure, Cartesia AI, AssemblyAI, Firecrawl, and others) and some prior processors (Gladia, RudderStack, Aircall UK Ltd, among others) have been removed from Aircall's Subprocessor List. This update reflects revised data processing engagements and the expanded set of processors supporting Aircall's services under the DPA.SummaryDifference4%

- Check21 days agoChange DetectedThe Subprocessor List page header was updated to include new items (en, Product, Integrations) and remove others (Why Aircall, Company, EN), indicating a reorganization of the main navigation.SummaryDifference1%

- Check35 days agoChange DetectedRemoved the 'Talk to Sales' option from the Subprocessor List page, eliminating the direct sales contact prompt and streamlining user actions on the page.SummaryDifference0.2%

- Check42 days agoChange DetectedAn additional Talk to Sales item was added to the page header/navigation. This reinforces a contact CTA for inquiries but does not modify the Subprocessor data shown on the page.SummaryDifference0.2%

- Check57 days agoChange DetectedThe header navigation includes a new 'Talk to Sales' link, providing a direct path to contact the sales team from the Subprocessor List page.SummaryDifference0.2%

- Check64 days agoChange DetectedA new LLM Policy entry has been added to the Subprocessor List page, signaling Aircall's approach to using large language models in its services and how data may be processed by AI tools. This addition places AI governance considerations alongside the list of subprocessors and related data practices.SummaryDifference0.1%

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