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If DeepL provides a new version of the API, Customer shall implement the new version of the API into Customer's Application within such reasonable period of time specified by DeepL from the announcement of the new API version.
You will not exceed...any limit on calls per second set forth in any Specifications...and you will not send files to or from Creators API or PA API that are greater than 40KB without our prior written approval.
This includes the right to use OpenAI's API to integrate the Services into Customer Applications and to make Customer Applications available to End Users.
"Customer acknowledges and agrees that Cohere may monitor Customer's use of the Cohere API and that Customer will not block or otherwise interfere with Cohere's monitoring.Excerpt from Cohere's SaaS Agreement
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The clause states: “Customer acknowledges and agrees that Cohere may monitor Customer's use of the Cohere API and that Customer will not block or otherwise interfere with Cohere's monitoring.”
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