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Links last opened 2 November 2026. Record confirmed by a person on 28 October 2026. 20 recorded changes, listed below.
Baltsoft/Convert API contracts through ConvertAPI, UAB, registered in Lithuania. It is registered inside the EEA, so sending personal data to it is not a transfer out of the EEA. Its trust center is published at https://trust.convertapi.com/. Its customer data processing agreement, also called a data processing addendum, is published by Baltsoft/Convert API itself; the link is below. Its sub-processor list is published by Baltsoft/Convert API itself; the link is below. We open those pages every day — last on 2 November 2026 — and a person last went through this record on 28 October 2026.
Reaching Baltsoft/Convert API is not a transfer out of the EEA: it is registered in Lithuania. This is what the record holds for where it sends personal data on, and it is not something we have checked — its sub-processor list is the place to look.
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| Subprocessor | Legal entity | Country | Purpose | Transfer | DPA |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Baltsoft/Convert API | ConvertAPI, UAB | LT | Hosting and infrastructure | n/a | https://www.convertapi.com/compliance/dpa.pdf |
Changes we noticed on Baltsoft/Convert API's own pages, each with the page we saw it on. The vendor does not publish this, and neither does anyone else.
2 November 2026
No changes were detected in the data processing agreement text for Baltsoft/Convert API.
1 November 2026
No substantive change was detected in the DPA text for Baltsoft/Convert API.
31 October 2026
No factual changes were detected in the data processing agreement text.
30 October 2026
No substantive changes were detected in the DPA text.
29 October 2026
No substantive changes were detected in the Data Processing Agreement for Baltsoft/Convert API, as the document text remained identical between versions.
28 October 2026
No substantive changes were detected in the DPA for Baltsoft/Convert API, as the added and removed lines are both zero.
27 October 2026
No substantive changes were detected in the DPA text for Baltsoft/Convert API.
25 October 2026
No substantive changes were detected in the DPA text for Baltsoft/Convert API.
24 October 2026
No substantive changes were detected in the DPA text for Baltsoft/Convert API.
22 October 2026
No substantive changes were detected in the data processing agreement for Baltsoft/Convert API.
21 October 2026
No changes were detected in the DPA text for Baltsoft/Convert API.
19 October 2026
No substantive changes were detected in the Data Processing Agreement for Baltsoft/Convert API, as the added and removed lines total zero.
18 October 2026
Convert API added Google Analytics and Meta as subprocessors. These vendors will process user data through cookies for analytics and marketing purposes on the website.
17 October 2026
No changes were detected in the DPA text for Baltsoft/Convert API.
16 October 2026
No changes were detected in the data processing agreement text.
15 October 2026
Convert API added four subprocessors: Google Workspace, Postmark, ActiveCampaign, and Front handle email, transactional notifications, and support functions where personal data including email addresses, message content, and client contact details are processed. Convert API removed Crisp IM SARL as a support service provider.
15 October 2026
No substantive changes were detected in the data processing agreement.
14 October 2026
No substantive changes were detected in the DPA text for Baltsoft/Convert API.
13 October 2026
No substantive changes were detected in the Data Processing Agreement for Baltsoft/Convert API.
12 October 2026
No substantive changes were detected in the DPA text for Baltsoft/Convert API.
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