The document establishes three distinct user classification categories (consumer, commercial customer, and business partner), each directed to a separate set of operative legal documents governing their use of Mistral AI products.
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This provision establishes that the applicable contractual framework depends on how a user is classified, and that misclassification or ambiguity about applicable terms could result in a user operating under terms that do not reflect the intended or legally required framework for their use case.
Interpretive note: The criteria for user classification are not defined on this index page; the operative classification definitions are contained in the linked documents which are not reviewed here.
Under this structure, the terms applicable to a given user depend on their classification as a consumer, commercial customer, or business partner. Users who are uncertain about their classification are directed to contact Mistral AI for clarification, as the index page does not define classification criteria.
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Compare across platforms →"If you're a consumer: Terms of Service for consumers in the European Union Terms of Service for consumers outside the European Union If you're a commercial customer: Commercial Terms of Service Additional Terms Partner-Served deployment terms Data Processing Addendum If you're a business partner: Connector TermsExcerpt from Mistral AI's Mistral Terms of Use
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: The classification framework engages EU consumer protection law (which grants mandatory protections to natural persons acting outside a trade or business) and GDPR (which distinguishes between controllers, processors, and data subjects).
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This provision establishes that the applicable contractual framework depends on how a user is classified, and that misclassification or ambiguity about applicable terms could result in a user operating under terms that do not reflect the intended or legally required framework for their use case.
Under this structure, the terms applicable to a given user depend on their classification as a consumer, commercial customer, or business partner. Users who are uncertain about their classification are directed to contact Mistral AI for clarification, as the index page does not define classification criteria.
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