If you're using Hunter to process personal data, like leads, contacts, or email sequences, you may want a Data Processing Agreement (DPA) in place for your own GDPR compliance.
This article explains what the DPA covers and how to request a signed copy in case this might be needed.
This article is a general summary. For the complete legal terms, refer to the full Data Processing Agreement.
Do I need a DPA?
No action is needed on your side. By agreeing to Hunter's Terms of Use, you're automatically covered by Hunter's standard Data Processing Agreement, you don't need to sign or request anything for it to apply.
Some teams still request a countersigned copy for their own records, for example, as part of an internal vendor security review. That's optional, not required, and covered below.
Where to find Hunter's standard DPA
The full text of the DPA that already applies to your account is available at hunter.io/data-processing-agreement.
How to request a signed copy
If your legal, security, or procurement team asks for a countersigned version, for example, during a vendor review, email privacy@hunter.io and the team will assist. This step is optional and only needed if a signed copy is specifically required on your end.
What the DPA covers
Hunter's roles as data controller and data processor
The current list of sub-processors and how changes are communicated
Safeguards for international data transfers (Standard Contractual Clauses, and the UK International Data Transfer Addendum for UK transfers)
Security measures Hunter has in place to protect your data
đĄ For the current list of sub-processors, see Hunter's sub-processors.
For broader GDPR questions, see GDPR Compliance.