“This HubSpot Sub-Processors Page is incorporated into the DPA and Agreement.”
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Incorporation into the DPA and Agreement gives the Sub-Processors Page binding contractual force, meaning its contents form part of the customer's legal relationship with HubSpot.
The Sub-Processors Page and its contents are part of the legally binding DPA and Agreement you entered into with HubSpot.
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Incorporation into the DPA and Agreement gives the Sub-Processors Page binding contractual force, meaning its contents form part of the customer's legal relationship with HubSpot.
The Sub-Processors Page and its contents are part of the legally binding DPA and Agreement you entered into with HubSpot.
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