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"Contentsquare may use third-party services or products in the performance of an Order Form or Statement of Work. Where Contentsquare subcontracts any of its obligations...it shall remain responsible for the performance by such sub-contractors...Excerpt from Heap's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “Contentsquare may use third-party services or products in the performance of an Order Form or Statement of Work. Where Contentsquare subcontracts any of its obligations...it shall remain responsible for the performance by such sub-contractors...”
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