Subprocessors

Last updated: 21 September 2026

To deliver iiCaptain we use a small number of suppliers that process personal data. This is the complete list. A supplier not listed here receives no personal data.

Before a new subprocessor starts processing, we announce it on this page and by email to customers with a data processing agreement at least 30 days in advance. If you object to a new subprocessor, you can cancel your subscription before the start date.

SupplierPurposeLocationTransfer basis
Google Ireland Limited (Firebase, Google Cloud)Hosting, database, authentication, file storage and push notifications.EU (europe-west), US for support accessStandard contractual clauses (EU)
Stripe Payments Europe, Ltd.Payments, subscriptions and invoices.EU, USStandard contractual clauses (EU)
Google Ireland Limited (transactional email)Sending transactional email such as invitations and password resets.EU, USStandard contractual clauses (EU)
Google Ireland Limited (reCAPTCHA)Protecting sign-in and registration forms against abuse.EU, USStandard contractual clauses (EU)
KNHB (Hockey.nl)Source of competition data for the hockey import. We fetch data; we send no user personal data to this source.NLProcessing within the EEA
Google Ireland Limited (AdSense)Showing advertising on the website. Only engaged after you consent.EU, USStandard contractual clauses (EU)

Data processing agreement

Where a club, association or foundation runs teams in iiCaptain, that organisation is the controller for its members' data and we are the processor. A data processing agreement (DPA) is available for that situation.

The agreement covers the subject matter and duration of the processing, our obligation to act on instructions, confidentiality, security measures, the use of the subprocessors on this page, assistance with data subject requests and breaches, and return or deletion afterwards.

Request the agreement at support@iicaptain.app with your organisation's name and the teams involved. We will send it for signature.

The text of the data processing agreement is reviewed by a lawyer before signature.