Subprocessor Disclosure
for the Boom Application

Some subprocessors only process your personal data if you (or the organization you work for) ask them to. We call these “integrated subprocessors.”

You are solely responsible for your selection of an integrated subprocessor and should conduct your own due diligence to ensure the integrated subprocessor and the Boom App integration meet your needs. We are not responsible for the actions of integrated subprocessors.

We support several authentication and rostering integrated subprocessors, like: Canvas, Classlink, Clever, Google, Schoology, Microsoft, and SAML. Others may be added from time to time. You can find links to connect the Boom App to your preferred integrated subprocessor in the Boom App.

1. Canvas Users: If Entity allows integration to Canvas from its Boom user accounts, Entity must require its users to conform to the Instructure Acceptable Use Policy for items used with Canvas. The experience of Boom Cards from inside Canvas differs from the direct Boom Cards experience: it has some additional features, and other features are unavailable.
2. Google Add-on Users: If Entity enables its Authorized users to use the Boom Cards Google Add-on, Entity's use is subject to the Google Add-on Terms of Service Addendum and all Google Terms and Policies referenced therein.

We may block any authentication and/or rostering service at any time if we believe that the service poses a security or privacy risk.

We reserve the right to reject or immediately delete any personal data (such as a middle name) delivered to us by an authentication or rostering services if we decide that we don't need that personal data to deliver the services.

If you create Boom Cards decks, we allow you to embed video from some third party services. See our FAQs for currently supported providers. See our Public Author Terms of Service for rights needed for decks you sell. We reserve the right to block or remove access to videos if we deem the video service provider poses a security or privacy risk or other risk to Boom or our users. You are responsible for determining if the video subprocessor you wish to use meets your legal and policy requirements for delivering content to students, including requirements about sharing data, consent, and advertisements.