Nintex added a sub-processors section to its legal page.
In August 2026, Nintex’s legal page added a section saying it uses third-party sub-processors to process customer personal data, with a link to its current list.
We monitor 17 Nintex documents, including its Data Protection Addendum, Master Subscription Agreement, EULA, Data Act Addendum and DORA Addendum.
Its Privacy Policy says it may share information with certification partners, data storage and analysis providers, support and marketing vendors, and software providers.
What Nintex’s documents say about client data.
Quoted from the current version of each document. The right-hand column shows how many of the 75 vendors we monitor have a matching clause.
Sharing data with third parties
Addressed“For example, we may share information with our certification partners, our data storage and data analysis providers, implementation, customer support, and marketing vendors, and software providers.”
What changed, and when.
Notable changes since monitoring began in June 2026, newest first. Each is written from our automated comparison of the before and after versions, then reviewed by a person.
Added a sub-processors section with a link to the current list
The legal page now says Nintex uses third-party sub-processors to process customer personal data.
+ 2 other updates detected, such as formatting, page layout and wording changes.
- Sep 26, 2026: legal/privacy-policy — Privacy policy
17 Nintex documents.
Sub-documents are other Nintex documents that its policies link to, such as addenda and product terms. We list the ones identified so far; there may be others.
Nintex terms: common questions.
Does Nintex publish a sub-processor list?
Yes. Since August 2026, Nintex’s legal page includes a sub-processors section linking to its current list of third-party sub-processors.
Does Nintex have a DORA addendum?
Yes. Nintex publishes a DORA Addendum and a Data Act Addendum, which Legal Sentinel monitors alongside its Data Protection Addendum and subscription agreements.