The Terms of Service operate alongside a Master Cloud Agreement, AI Features Addendum, Customer Data Processing Addendum, Developer Terms of Use, Marketplace Terms of Use, and other supplemental instruments, creating a layered contractual structure where different documents may govern different user types and use cases.
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This provision establishes that the operative contractual terms for any given user depend on which agreement tier applies to their account type and usage pattern. Enterprise customers may be governed by the Master Cloud Agreement rather than the consumer Terms of Service, and the applicable rights and obligations may differ materially between tiers.
Users accessing Miro through different account types, including free, paid, enterprise, or developer accounts, are subject to different combinations of the applicable legal documents. The agreement structures these as distinct instruments, and the terms applicable to a given user depend on their account type and the features they access.
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(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: The multi-document structure creates compliance complexity under GDPR, CCPA, and the EU AI Act, as different documents may address data processing, AI, and developer activities under separate terms.
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This provision establishes that the operative contractual terms for any given user depend on which agreement tier applies to their account type and usage pattern. Enterprise customers may be governed by the Master Cloud Agreement rather than the consumer Terms of Service, and the applicable rights and obligations may differ materially between tiers.
Users accessing Miro through different account types, including free, paid, enterprise, or developer accounts, are subject to different combinations of the applicable legal documents. The agreement structures these as distinct instruments, and the terms applicable to a given user depend on their account type and the features they access.
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