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The provision establishes that partner and alliance relationships operate under distinct agreements separate from the primary terms of service. This clarifies that partner-specific obligations, rights, and restrictions are documented elsewhere and apply independently to entities entering partner arrangements.
Standard users of Salesforce services are not directly affected by this provision, as it applies only to entities engaging in formal partner or alliance relationships. Users who become partners must locate and review the referenced partner documentation to understand their specific contractual obligations and rights.
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"For Partners and Alliances: Find documentation and information regarding partner and alliances agreements.— Excerpt from Salesforce's Salesforce Terms of Service
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The provision establishes that partner and alliance relationships operate under distinct agreements separate from the primary terms of service. This clarifies that partner-specific obligations, rights, and restrictions are documented elsewhere and apply independently to entities entering partner arrangements.
Standard users of Salesforce services are not directly affected by this provision, as it applies only to entities engaging in formal partner or alliance relationships. Users who become partners must locate and review the referenced partner documentation to understand their specific contractual obligations and rights.
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