Free Cloud Service Agreements Templates

This document provides a comprehensive list of GitHub's authorized subprocessors, detailing their roles in processing customer and personal data for Enterprise services. It outlines the specific services each subprocessor provides, along with their processing and corporate locations. The list ensures transparency and compliance with the GitHub Data Protection Agreement and GDPR.

This Service Level Agreement (SLA) template outlines the performance standards for a cloud service, focusing on uptime and response times. It details how these metrics are calculated and specifies the remedies available to the Customer, such as service credits or termination rights, if the Provider fails to meet the agreed-upon targets.

This document serves as an explainer for the Bonterms Cloud Terms, a standard agreement designed for SaaS/Cloud service transactions. It highlights the terms' best-practice, balanced, and open-source nature, explaining how parties can customize them via a Cover Page. The guide aims to streamline negotiations for both providers and customers.

This Cloud Service Agreement template is structured with an Order Form and Framework Terms, designed for a provider to offer cloud services to a customer. It outlines key details such as the description of the cloud service, subscription periods (including pilot options), fee structures, payment processes, auto-renewal terms, use limitations, and technical support. The agreement also incorporates a Service Level Agreement and provisions for professional services, alongside essential legal terms like governing law, chosen courts, covered claims, and liability caps.

This document serves as a cover page for the Bonterms Cloud Terms (Version 1.0), allowing parties to formally enter into a cloud service agreement. It incorporates the standard Bonterms, while providing sections for key deal-specific terms, attachments, and any additional modifications. The template includes placeholders for customer and provider details, effective date, governing law, and signatures.

This document is a Cloud Service Agreement, structured with an Order Form and Framework Terms. It outlines the terms for a customer to access a cloud service, including subscription details, fees, payment processes, auto-renewal, and service level agreements. The agreement also covers key legal provisions such as governing law, indemnification, liability caps, data processing, security policies, and insurance requirements.

This document provides standardized terms for the use of cloud services, outlining the relationship between a service provider and its customer. It covers essential aspects such as service usage, data handling, security measures, support, warranties, intellectual property, limitations of liability, and termination conditions. The template is designed to be integrated with a specific Cover Page and Orders to form a complete agreement.

This Service Level Agreement (SLA) outlines the performance commitments for a Cloud Service, including target uptime and response times. It details how availability and response times are calculated and specifies remedies such as service credits and termination rights if performance targets are not met. This document is designed to be an add-on to a Common Paper Cloud Service Agreement.

This Service Level Agreement (SLA) template outlines the performance commitments for a cloud service, specifically regarding target uptime and response times for support requests. It details how these metrics are calculated and defines the remedies available to the customer, including service credits and termination rights, if the agreed-upon service levels are not met by the provider.

This document provides a set of standard clauses designed to govern the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) features within a larger cloud service agreement. It addresses critical aspects such as the handling of customer inputs and AI outputs, data training policies, intellectual property ownership, and disclaimers regarding AI-generated content. This template serves as an addendum to existing cloud terms, offering various options for key provisions.