HighGap
DPA names a Sub-processor Notice we could not find published
Data Processing Addendum | Atlassian cl. 4.3 refers to a Sub-processor Notice. No page of that name appears in the sitemap, the legal index or the trust centre. It may exist and be available on request.
- DPA cl. 4.3
“4.3 Objection to New Sub-processors. Customer may object to Atlassian's appointment of a new Sub-processor during the Sub-processor Notice Period. If Customer objects, Customer, as its sole and exclusive remedy, may term…”
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HighStructure
Security Measures | Atlassian is drafted as if it could incorporate Data Processing Addendum | Atlassian
Security Measures | Atlassian is a public notice and Data Processing Addendum | Atlassian is part of the agreement. cl. 8.9 reads: "8.9. commitment to Customer notification of the Security Incident without undue delay as set forth in Atlassian's Data Processing Addendum, including the obligation to promptly assist the Customer with necessary information for compliance with Applicable Data…"
- SMA cl. 8.9
“8.9. commitment to Customer notification of the Security Incident without undue delay as set forth in Atlassian's Data Processing Addendum, including the obligation to promptly assist the Customer with necessary informat…”
- DPA — first clause
“Legal information Data Processing Addendum Atlassian Data Processing Addendum”
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HighStructure
AI Trust | Atlassian is drafted as if it could incorporate Atlassian Customer Agreement | Atlassian
AI Trust | Atlassian is a public notice and Atlassian Customer Agreement | Atlassian is part of the agreement. ¶34 reads: "Yes, the Atlassian Customer Agreement covers Rovo."
- ATA ¶34
“Yes, the Atlassian Customer Agreement covers Rovo. Additionally, the policies and terms incorporated by reference in the Atlassian Customer Agreement, including the Privacy Policy, Acceptable Use Policy, Data Processing …”
- TOS — first clause
“Atlassian Customer Agreement”
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HighStructure
AI Trust | Atlassian is drafted as if it could incorporate Data Processing Addendum | Atlassian
AI Trust | Atlassian is a public notice and Data Processing Addendum | Atlassian is part of the agreement. ¶34 reads: "Additionally, the policies and terms incorporated by reference in the Atlassian Customer Agreement, including the Privacy Policy, Acceptable Use Policy, Data Processing Addendum, Product-Specific Terms, govern your use of Rovo."
- ATA ¶34
“Yes, the Atlassian Customer Agreement covers Rovo. Additionally, the policies and terms incorporated by reference in the Atlassian Customer Agreement, including the Privacy Policy, Acceptable Use Policy, Data Processing …”
- DPA — first clause
“Legal information Data Processing Addendum Atlassian Data Processing Addendum”
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HighStructure
AI Trust | Atlassian is drafted as if it could incorporate Acceptable Use Policy | Atlassian
AI Trust | Atlassian is a public notice and Acceptable Use Policy | Atlassian is part of the agreement. ¶34 reads: "Additionally, the policies and terms incorporated by reference in the Atlassian Customer Agreement, including the Privacy Policy, Acceptable Use Policy, Data Processing Addendum, Product-Specific Terms, govern your use of Rovo."
- ATA ¶34
“Yes, the Atlassian Customer Agreement covers Rovo. Additionally, the policies and terms incorporated by reference in the Atlassian Customer Agreement, including the Privacy Policy, Acceptable Use Policy, Data Processing …”
- AUP — first clause
“Legal information Acceptable Use Policy”
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HighPrecedence
Atlassian Service Level Agreement | Atlassian reads as a commitment, but nothing incorporates it into the agreement
Product-Specific Terms | Atlassian cl. 3.5 mentions Atlassian Service Level Agreement | Atlassian. No clause anywhere in the published set states that Atlassian Service Level Agreement | Atlassian forms part of the agreement.
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HighStructure
Product-Specific Terms | Atlassian reads as part of the agreement, and nothing in the set refers to it
Product-Specific Terms | Atlassian is drafted as an obligation. No other published document mentions it by name, and no clause states that it forms part of the agreement.
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HighStructure
Usage-Based Offering Terms | Atlassian reads as part of the agreement, and nothing in the set refers to it
Usage-Based Offering Terms | Atlassian is drafted as an obligation. No other published document mentions it by name, and no clause states that it forms part of the agreement.
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HighStructure
Reporting Copyright and Trademark Violations | Atlassian reads as part of the agreement, and nothing in the set refers to it
Reporting Copyright and Trademark Violations | Atlassian is drafted as an obligation. No other published document mentions it by name, and no clause states that it forms part of the agreement.
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HighStructure
Government Amendment | Atlassian reads as part of the agreement, and nothing in the set refers to it
Government Amendment | Atlassian is drafted as an obligation. No other published document mentions it by name, and no clause states that it forms part of the agreement.
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HighStructure
Atlassian Marketplace Terms of Use | Atlassian reads as part of the agreement, and nothing in the set refers to it
Atlassian Marketplace Terms of Use | Atlassian is drafted as an obligation. No other published document mentions it by name, and no clause states that it forms part of the agreement.
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MediumGap
DPA names a Region-Specific Terms we could not find published
Data Processing Addendum | Atlassian ¶143 refers to a Region-Specific Terms. No page of that name appears in the sitemap, the legal index or the trust centre. It may exist and be available on request.
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MediumGap
AUP names a Reporting Guidelines we could not find published
Acceptable Use Policy | Atlassian ¶34 refers to a Reporting Guidelines. No page of that name appears in the sitemap, the legal index or the trust centre. It may exist and be available on request.
- AUP ¶34
“Violates or infringes Atlassian's or a third party's intellectual property or other rights, including any copyright, trademark, patent, trade secret, moral rights, privacy rights of publicity, or any other intellectual p…”
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MediumGap
SLA names a Atlassian Maintenance Policy we could not find published
Atlassian Service Level Agreement | Atlassian ¶11 refers to a Atlassian Maintenance Policy. No page of that name appears in the sitemap, the legal index or the trust centre. It may exist and be available on request.
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MediumGap
PTA names a Atlassian Cloud Terms we could not find published
Product-Specific Terms | Atlassian ¶13 refers to a Atlassian Cloud Terms. No page of that name appears in the sitemap, the legal index or the trust centre. It may exist and be available on request.
- PTA ¶13
“Archived versions of the product-specific terms are available here, for Customers that purchased under the Atlassian Cloud Terms of Service or Software License Agreement, and here, for Customers that purchased under an A…”
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MediumGap
SBPA names a Atlassian Bug Fixing Policy we could not find published
Security Bugfix Policy | Atlassian ¶64 refers to a Atlassian Bug Fixing Policy. No page of that name appears in the sitemap, the legal index or the trust centre. It may exist and be available on request.
- SBPA ¶64
“A feature release is a version that hasn't been designated an LTS release. Instead, it contains new features, changes to supported platforms (such as databases, operating systems, Git versions), or removal of features. L…”
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MediumGap
AA names a Atlassian Intelligence terms we could not find published
Our Approach | Atlassian ¶16 refers to a Atlassian Intelligence terms. No page of that name appears in the sitemap, the legal index or the trust centre. It may exist and be available on request.
- AA ¶16
“Yes, in addition to the Atlassian Customer Agreement, Atlassian updated the following terms and policies as of April 1, 2024 (to apply as of a customer's next order or renewal): * We know that our customers care about AI…”
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MediumGap
GCCR names a Web Content Accessibility Guidelines we could not find published
Global Category: Compliance Resource Center | Atlassian ¶82 refers to a Web Content Accessibility Guidelines. No page of that name appears in the sitemap, the legal index or the trust centre. It may exist and be available on request.
- GCCR ¶82
“The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) are the internationally recognized set of requirements for making software, websites, and content accessible to people living with disabilities. Learn more”
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MediumGap
AMTU names a Atlassian Developer Terms we could not find published
Atlassian Marketplace Terms of Use | Atlassian ¶1 refers to a Atlassian Developer Terms. No page of that name appears in the sitemap, the legal index or the trust centre. It may exist and be available on request.
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MediumGap
DPA relies on a sub-processor list that is not published
Data Processing Addendum | Atlassian ¶168 relies on a sub-processor list. No sub-processor list was found anywhere in the published set.
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LowStructure
Atlassian Careers Privacy Notice | Atlassian is published but no other document refers to it
Atlassian Careers Privacy Notice | Atlassian sits in the published set with no incoming reference from any other document in the corpus.
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LowStructure
Security Measures | Atlassian is published but no other document refers to it
Security Measures | Atlassian sits in the published set with no incoming reference from any other document in the corpus.
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LowStructure
AI Trust | Atlassian is published but no other document refers to it
AI Trust | Atlassian sits in the published set with no incoming reference from any other document in the corpus.
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LowStructure
Security Bugfix Policy | Atlassian is published but no other document refers to it
Security Bugfix Policy | Atlassian sits in the published set with no incoming reference from any other document in the corpus.
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LowStructure
Guidelines for Law Enforcement | Atlassian is published but no other document refers to it
Guidelines for Law Enforcement | Atlassian sits in the published set with no incoming reference from any other document in the corpus.
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LowStructure
Former Workplace Privacy Notice | Atlassian is published but no other document refers to it
Former Workplace Privacy Notice | Atlassian sits in the published set with no incoming reference from any other document in the corpus.
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LowStructure
Demographic Survey Privacy Notice | Atlassian is published but no other document refers to it
Demographic Survey Privacy Notice | Atlassian sits in the published set with no incoming reference from any other document in the corpus.
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LowRegister
The minimum age of a user is stated 7 times, in 3 different figures
The minimum age of a user appears in 6 documents. The figures stated are 16, 18, 13. These may each be right for a different thing. What the corpus does not do is say which figure governs which question.
- PP ¶100 — states 16
“If we become aware that a child under 16 has provided us with personal information, we will take steps to delete such information.”
- GLEA ¶13 — states 18
“Public authority or law enforcement officials who believe that notification would jeopardize, for example, an investigation should obtain an appropriate court order or other process that specifically prohibits customer n…”
- AI ¶15 — states 13
“Customer must not (and must not permit anyone else to): (i) provide Input that either violates third-party rights or Law or is intended, or would reasonably be expected, to generate Output that does so; (ii) provide Inpu…”
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