This article provides links to Quip's official trust and compliance documentation for customers conducting security reviews, completing procurement questionnaires, or evaluating Quip against regulatory requirements such as GDPR, SOC 2, or ISO 27001. Each document covers a distinct aspect of how Quip protects customer data and complies with applicable standards.
The following documents are available for customers evaluating or operating Quip in regulated or enterprise environments:
The SPARC document describes Quip's technical architecture, the security and privacy controls built into the platform, and the third-party audits and certifications Quip maintains. Use this document for security vendor assessments, SOC 2 compliance documentation, or understanding how Quip protects data at rest and in transit.
Download the Quip SPARC Document
This document lists third-party software components used in Quip, along with their applicable open-source or commercial license terms. Use this document for legal review of Quip's software dependencies.
Download Quip Notices and License Information
This document lists the infrastructure providers and sub-processors that Salesforce (including Quip) uses to process customer data. Use this document for GDPR data processing addendum reviews or any compliance requirement that mandates disclosure of third-party processors.
Download Salesforce Infrastructure and Sub-Processors
For trust and compliance documentation related to other Salesforce services that integrate with Quip — such as Salesforce Platform, Einstein, or Marketing Cloud — visit the Salesforce Trust and Compliance Documentation page and select the appropriate service.
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