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Marqeta will (i) at all times have access to pending and closed Complaints and Customer's responses, and (ii) have the right to audit such Complaints.
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"You will remedy any non-compliance revealed by an Audit as soon as reasonably practicable (as we determine based on the facts and circumstances), after which we may conduct follow-up AuditsExcerpt from Meta's Platform Policy
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The clause states: “You will remedy any non-compliance revealed by an Audit as soon as reasonably practicable (as we determine based on the facts and circumstances), after which we may conduct follow-up Audits”
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