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These documents govern digital product delivery, covering items like Software license agreements with AI addenda and Pilot agreements for product evaluation. The category includes templates specific to Switzerland, Belgium, and England & Wales. General hardware sales and physical equipment leases fall outside these terms, as they are handled in the Asset Finance category.

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Cloud Terms Agreement - Cover Page
This document serves as a cover page for an Agreement incorporating the Bonterms Cloud Terms (Version 1.0). It allows parties to define key terms, attach policies like an AUP or SLA, and add any additional terms specific to their cloud service agreement. The cover page facilitates the formal execution of the agreement between a Customer and a Provider.
Updated 17 Oct 2025
End-User License Agreement - Free Legal Template
This End-User License Agreement (EULA) establishes the legally binding terms between a software Licensor and a Licensee for the use of specific software. It details the grant of license, intellectual property rights, restrictions on use, and conditions for termination. The agreement also includes provisions regarding warranties, limited liability, and indemnification.
Updated 17 Oct 2025
US
1. GitHub Terms of Service
This document outlines the GitHub Terms of Service, governing the use of GitHub's website, services, and content. It details user responsibilities, account requirements, content ownership, and payment terms. The terms also cover GitHub's policies regarding intellectual property, privacy, acceptable use, and dispute resolution.
Updated 17 Oct 2025
US
Cloud Terms Agreement
This document provides standardized terms for cloud services, designed to be a balanced and open-source agreement between a service provider and a customer. It is intended to be implemented and customized through a separate Cover Page, allowing parties to focus on specific deal terms without extensive redlining of the core agreement. The terms cover key aspects such as service use, data handling, warranties, liability, and intellectual property.
Updated 17 Oct 2025
7. Privacy Policies - GitHub Subprocessors
This document provides a list of GitHub's subprocessors, detailing their names, descriptions of processing activities, and locations of processing and corporate headquarters. It clarifies that these subprocessors are authorized to handle customer or personal data on behalf of GitHub for Enterprise customers, in accordance with the GitHub Data Protection Agreement.
Updated 17 Oct 2025
European Union
5. Privacy Policies - General Privacy Statement
This Privacy Statement outlines how GitHub, Inc. or GitHub B.V. handles "Personal Data" when users interact with its websites, applications, and services. It details the types of data collected directly, automatically, and from third parties, the purposes for processing this data, and how it may be shared. The document also explains user privacy rights, international data transfer mechanisms like the DPF, and specific provisions for US state residents.
Updated 17 Oct 2025
US
4. GitHub Acceptable Use Policies
This document outlines the Acceptable Use Policies for GitHub, detailing the rules and restrictions users must follow while using the service. It covers guidelines related to user safety, intellectual property, authenticity, privacy, and prohibited activities like spam and inauthentic behavior. The policies aim to foster a collaborative and safe environment for all users.
Updated 17 Oct 2025
Basecamp Subprocessors by Basecamp
This document provides a comprehensive list of third-party subprocessors utilized by Basecamp to operate its services. It details the function of each subprocessor and specifies their location, ensuring transparency regarding personal data processing and GDPR compliance.
Updated 17 Oct 2025
9. GitHub username policy
This document outlines GitHub's policy regarding usernames, covering availability on a first-come, first-served basis and the expectation of immediate and active use. It also details procedures for trademark complaints and prohibits name squatting, with potential consequences for violations.
Updated 17 Oct 2025

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