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The document describes the Bonterms Cloud Terms, which is a standardized agreement for SaaS/Cloud service transactions, designed to be a balanced, best-practice, and open-source starting point adaptable through a Cover Page. It aims to streamline the negotiation process by eliminating the need for extensive redlining and focusing on specific transaction needs, facilitating quicker and more cooperative agreement settlements.

This document outlines the standardized terms and conditions for using cloud services, known as the Bonterms Cloud Terms. It is utilized by both customers and providers by completing a Cover Page that specifies key terms and any additional necessary attachments. The terms cover various aspects of cloud use including subscription rights, user responsibilities, data access and security, compliance, support, warranties, fees, termination, intellectual property, liability, and indemnification. The document serves as a comprehensive legal framework to guide the contractual relationship between customers and providers, ensuring both parties understand their rights and obligations in the use of the cloud services provided.

The document is a template for a "Cloud Service Agreement" between a customer and a provider, incorporating Bonterms Cloud Terms (Version 1.0) along with specific details such as effective date, governing law, and any additional or modified terms. It includes attachments like an Acceptable Use Policy, Support Policy, Service Level Agreement, and Data Protection Addendum. This document can be used to formalize the provision of cloud services under agreed legal terms and conditions, ensuring clarity and mutual consent between the involved parties.