Anthropic can use your company name and logo in its marketing unless you opt out using the provided form. You are also asked to consider (but not required to accept) providing quotes or participating in joint marketing.
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The agreement authorizes Anthropic to use the Customer's name and logo for marketing purposes by default; customers who do not wish to be publicly identified as API users must actively submit an opt-out request.
Business customers are identified as Anthropic customers in public marketing materials by default under these terms; customers can opt out by submitting the form linked in Section G, and are asked to consider but not required to participate in co-marketing activities.
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"Anthropic may use Customer's name and logo to publicly identify Customer as a customer of the Services; provided that Customer may opt-out via this request form. Customer will consider in good faith any request by Anthropic to (1) provide a quote from a Customer executive regarding Customer's motivation for using the Services that Anthropic may use publicly and (2) participate in a public co-marketing activity.Excerpt from Anthropic's Commercial Terms
REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: The default publicity authorization engages trademark and brand licensing principles; the opt-out mechanism means the authorization is contractually established unless the customer takes affirmative action.
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The agreement authorizes Anthropic to use the Customer's name and logo for marketing purposes by default; customers who do not wish to be publicly identified as API users must actively submit an opt-out request.
Business customers are identified as Anthropic customers in public marketing materials by default under these terms; customers can opt out by submitting the form linked in Section G, and are asked to consider but not required to participate in co-marketing activities.
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