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Users cannot rely on this Privacy Policy to understand how their Personal Information is handled when Ramp acts as a Processor for their Company; a separate Agreement governs those processing activities.
The updated policy retains core data processing practices but introduces formal disclosure of Automated Decision-Making and Artificial Intelligence procedures at section 10, reflects expanded service offerings including banking and accounts receivable functionality, and reorganizes policy sections for clarity. Terminology changed from 'Personal Information' to 'Personal Data' throughout to align with data protection regulatory conventions. The substantive rights and obligations for users remain operationally similar, though the explicit AI and automated decision-making disclosure creates new transparency expectations.
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Users cannot rely on this Privacy Policy to understand how their Personal Information is handled when Ramp acts as a Processor for their Company; a separate Agreement governs those processing activities.
When Ramp processes your Personal Information on your Company's behalf, the terms of your Company's Agreement with Ramp—not this Privacy Policy—determine how your data is handled.
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