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This allocation of responsibility means the customer serves as the responsible party for the entire operational scope of the products, including user conduct and data management. This establishes the customer as the accountable entity to Atlassian for compliance across all uses of the service.
Customers must establish internal procedures to ensure user compliance with the agreement terms and must maintain responsibility for all data legality and quality. This requires customers to monitor and oversee all activities within their products, regardless of who performs those activities.
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"You are responsible for your Users' compliance with this Agreement and the Documentation, and for the quality and legality of Customer Data. You are responsible for all activities that occur in your Products, regardless of whether the activities are undertaken by you, your Users, or a third party.— Excerpt from Atlassian's Atlassian Cloud Terms
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This allocation of responsibility means the customer serves as the responsible party for the entire operational scope of the products, including user conduct and data management. This establishes the customer as the accountable entity to Atlassian for compliance across all uses of the service.
Customers must establish internal procedures to ensure user compliance with the agreement terms and must maintain responsibility for all data legality and quality. This requires customers to monitor and oversee all activities within their products, regardless of who performs those activities.
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