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"Use of such Third-Party Products with the Products may require access to Customer Data and other data by the third-party provider, which, for Cloud Products Atlassian will permit on Customer's behalf if Customer has enabled...Excerpt from Loom's Atlassian Customer Agreement
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The clause states: “Use of such Third-Party Products with the Products may require access to Customer Data and other data by the third-party provider, which, for Cloud Products Atlassian will permit on Customer's behalf if Customer has enabled...”
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