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This document outlines the terms and conditions of the Bonterms Cloud Terms Agreement for using cloud services, forming a contractual framework between a Customer and a Provider. It details the use of cloud services, user and affiliate management, data handling and security measures, compliance with laws, support policies, payment terms, suspension, and termination procedures. It also includes confidentiality agreements, indemnification, intellectual property rights, liability limitations, and provisions for trials and beta offers. The document serves as a comprehensive guide to govern the relationship between the parties involved in using cloud services, ensuring mutual compliance, protecting data, and clarifying the rights and obligations of each party.

The Bonterms Cloud Terms document serves as a standard agreement for SaaS/Cloud services transactions, designed to be modified through a Cover Page rather than redlines. It is a balanced, best-practice template developed with input from a diverse committee of lawyers, aiming to meet the needs of both providers and customers without favoring either. The terms are open-source under CC BY 4.0 and facilitate smoother negotiations by avoiding disputes over form usage, allowing parties to focus on substantive issues of their transaction.

This document can be used as a formal agreement between a Customer and a Provider to enter into a Cloud Service Agreement. It incorporates Bonterms Cloud Terms and includes key terms, attachments such as Acceptable Use Policy (AUP), Support Policy, Service Level Agreement (SLA), and Data Protection Addendum (DPA), as well as any additional agreed modifications. The document serves as a binding contract outlining the terms and conditions governing the use of cloud services, ensuring that both parties understand their rights and obligations.

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