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This allocation establishes the customer's legal responsibility for compliance with data protection regulations governing invitee information. By designating the customer as data controller, the terms clarify that the customer bears primary responsibility for lawful data handling, consent management, and regulatory compliance obligations under frameworks like GDPR and similar statutes.
Users of Calendly are positioned as data controllers responsible for ensuring they have obtained invitee consent and provided required privacy notices before invitees' data is processed through the platform. This structure assigns to the customer the obligation to manage regulatory compliance and consent documentation for all invitee information shared through the service.
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"As between Calendly and Customer, Customer is the data controller (or equivalent term under applicable law) of Invitee Data, and Calendly processes Invitee Data as a data processor on behalf of Customer. Customer represents and warrants that it has provided all notices and obtained all consents necessary under applicable law to permit Calendly to process Invitee Data on Customer's behalf.— Excerpt from Calendly's Calendly Terms of Use
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This allocation establishes the customer's legal responsibility for compliance with data protection regulations governing invitee information. By designating the customer as data controller, the terms clarify that the customer bears primary responsibility for lawful data handling, consent management, and regulatory compliance obligations under frameworks like GDPR and similar statutes.
Users of Calendly are positioned as data controllers responsible for ensuring they have obtained invitee consent and provided required privacy notices before invitees' data is processed through the platform. This structure assigns to the customer the obligation to manage regulatory compliance and consent documentation for all invitee information shared through the service.
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