Subprocessors

DocuSeal EU: proposed synthetic pilot

Prepared for a synthetic-only production pilot; not activated. Client-data processing through DocuSeal remains disabled pending whole-workflow validation and the required separate written authorizations.

This service-specific disclosure is currently provided in English.

ProcureLabs signed the DocuSeal EU Data Processing Agreement on 14 October 2026, using the version dated 28 August 2026. It applies to docuseal.eu services; it does not establish coverage for a global DocuSeal account or approval by any client.

Pilot signers’ actual names, email addresses, signatures or initials, signing timestamps, IP addresses and browser/device information may be processed. Fictional agreement contents do not make the signers’ personal data fictional. SMS and optional identity-verification services are outside this pilot.

The vendor agreement provides EU hosting, currently AWS Ireland, but permits identified non-EEA subprocessors and necessary overseas support, maintenance, security and continuity access. This is not an EU-only processing commitment. The complete processing/access-country inventory and onward-transfer assessment remain prerequisites for client use.

DocuSeal’s terms provide at least 14 days’ advance notice of onward-subprocessor changes and breach notification without undue delay, without a fixed hourly maximum. Those vendor terms do not shorten ProcureLabs’ applicable client notice periods or incident-notification deadlines.

The vendor terms provide ordinary deletion within 60 days of the specified termination, expiry, account-closure or written-request trigger, subject to routine backup/log/security retention and legal-claim or fraud/abuse exceptions. A fixed maximum for all retained copies has not been verified. These terms do not extend any shorter client deletion or backup deadline.

Under the vendor agreement, DocuSeal processes agreement and signature data on instructions, but acts as an independent controller for account and usage data. The agreement also permits aggregated, de-identified or anonymized information use. This notice does not assert a blanket no-secondary-use commitment or authorize reuse of client data.

Existing signed client agreements and mandatory legal protections remain unchanged, including any stricter hosting/access restrictions, prior written approval, advance notice, incident reporting, deletion, backup, audit and no-reuse obligations. No service-specific exception or client amendment is adopted by this notice.

Before client activation, ProcureLabs must validate the complete workflow, reconcile vendor terms with each applicable client agreement, verify locations, safeguards, security and retention controls, and obtain the required written instructions and approvals.