Companies / Lara Translate / Subprocessors
Lara is an AI translator that translates text, documents, images and audio in 200+ languages. It serves businesses in fields such as healthcare and life sciences, legal and professional services, and manufacturing and engineering.
Summarized from its homepage on 12 Nov 2026.
Subprocessors of Lara Translate
Lara Translate declares 12 subprocessors.
| Subprocessor | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Cloud infrastructure provider used to host application servers, process translation data, manage storage, backups, and ensure scalability of Lara's services. | |
| Send marketing emails and automate user engagement flows | |
| Consent management platform for collecting and storing user cookie consent. | |
| Manage and optimize online advertising campaigns | |
| Track website/service usage and engagement for performance and UX optimization | |
| Internal communication, email, document management, file storage, and collaboration across teams. | |
| Manage contacts, automate marketing, and handle customer support | |
| Measure advertising performance, enable retargeting, and gain audience insights for LinkedIn ads. | |
| Track user interactions and conversions for advertising and campaign performance analysis. | |
| Monitor and analyze user behavior on product |
2 more subprocessors
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