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"Customer may request an on-site audit of Processor's applicable controls related to the processing activities under this DPA when: (a) the information provided under the information provided by Processor is not sufficient to demonstrate compliance...Excerpt from Modal's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “Customer may request an on-site audit of Processor's applicable controls related to the processing activities under this DPA when: (a) the information provided under the information provided by Processor is not sufficient to demonstrate compliance...”
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