“Greenhouse's privacy commitments to our customers are governed by a separate customer agreement that authorizes us to collect, process, and store Personal Information on their behalf, as a processor under the EU GDPR and the UK GDPR...”
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This establishes that the public-facing Privacy Policy does not define Greenhouse's obligations when acting as a processor for business customers; a separate, non-public agreement governs those relationships.
Interpretive note: The canonical claim captures the EU GDPR and UK GDPR processor role as a single compound proposition; the UK GDPR reference is noted in omitted_material for completeness.
If a business customer's data-processing arrangement with Greenhouse affects you, the terms of a separate customer agreement—not this Privacy Policy—govern those obligations.
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This establishes that the public-facing Privacy Policy does not define Greenhouse's obligations when acting as a processor for business customers; a separate, non-public agreement governs those relationships.
If a business customer's data-processing arrangement with Greenhouse affects you, the terms of a separate customer agreement—not this Privacy Policy—govern those obligations.
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