Users grant Airtable an irrevocable, transferable, sublicensable, royalty-free, worldwide license to access, copy, store, modify, and display all user-uploaded content for purposes including service operation, improvement, and any purpose consistent with the Privacy Policy. The license is granted through multiple sublicensing tiers and does not expire upon user request.
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This provision establishes a broad content license that Airtable holds over all user-uploaded data, including sublicensing rights through multiple tiers and an irrevocable character that persists for the duration of the agreement. Organizations storing sensitive or proprietary data in Airtable should assess this license against their internal data governance and confidentiality frameworks.
Interpretive note: Purpose (iv) defers permissible use to the Privacy Policy, introducing interpretive dependency on the current and future content of that separate document.
The agreement grants Airtable the right to access, copy, modify, and sublicense all content users upload or transmit through the platform, for purposes defined by the terms and by the Privacy Policy. The irrevocable nature of the license means users cannot unilaterally revoke this grant while the agreement remains in effect.
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Compare across platforms →"You (on behalf of yourself and your Organization, if applicable, and your other licensors) grant, and you represent and warrant that you have all rights necessary to grant, us an irrevocable, transferable, sublicensable (through multiple tiers), fully paid, royalty-free, and worldwide right and license to access, use, copy, store, modify, and display Your Content solely: (i) to provide, maintain, improve, or optimize use of our Services; (ii) to perform such other actions as authorized by you in connection with your use of our Services; (iii) where necessary (in our sole discretion) to ensure the stability and security of our Services and our systems; and (iv) for any other purpose consistent with the Privacy Policy.Excerpt from Airtable's Terms of Service
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This provision establishes a broad content license that Airtable holds over all user-uploaded data, including sublicensing rights through multiple tiers and an irrevocable character that persists for the duration of the agreement. Organizations storing sensitive or proprietary data in Airtable should assess this license against their internal data governance and confidentiality frameworks.
The agreement grants Airtable the right to access, copy, modify, and sublicense all content users upload or transmit through the platform, for purposes defined by the terms and by the Privacy Policy. The irrevocable nature of the license means users cannot unilaterally revoke this grant while the agreement remains in effect.
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