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The page directs partners, alliances, and suppliers to separate sections containing the documentation and agreements governing those specific relationship categories.
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This provision confirms that Salesforce maintains distinct agreement frameworks for partners, alliances, and suppliers, separate from customer agreements, each of which would require independent review to assess applicable obligations and rights.
The document establishes that partner, alliance, and supplier agreements are governed by separate documentation; organizations in these categories should access and review those specific agreements rather than relying on this page for operative terms.
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"For Partners and Alliances Find documentation and information regarding partner and alliances agreements. See more For Suppliers Get information and documentation around Salesforce's relationships and agreements with Suppliers.Excerpt from Salesforce's Terms of Service
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Partner and supplier agreements may engage competition law, data processing obligations under GDPR or CCPA if personal data is shared, and sector-specific regulatory requirements depending on the nature of the relationship. No specific regulatory provisions are stated on this page. (2) GOVERNANCE EXPOSURE: Low from this page specifically. The governance exposure depends on the content of the underlying partner and supplier agreements. (3) JURISDICTION FLAGS: Regulatory obligations applicable to partner and supplier agreements depend on the jurisdiction of the contracting parties and the nature of data or services exchanged. (4) CONTRACT AND VENDOR IMPLICATIONS: Procurement and legal teams representing partners or suppliers should obtain the specific agreement documentation linked from this page to assess liability allocation, intellectual property terms, data handling obligations, and termination provisions. (5) COMPLIANCE CONSIDERATIONS: Organizations in partner or supplier relationships with Salesforce should confirm which specific agreement version and entity governs their relationship and assess whether data processing addenda or other compliance documentation is required.
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This provision confirms that Salesforce maintains distinct agreement frameworks for partners, alliances, and suppliers, separate from customer agreements, each of which would require independent review to assess applicable obligations and rights.
The document establishes that partner, alliance, and supplier agreements are governed by separate documentation; organizations in these categories should access and review those specific agreements rather than relying on this page for operative terms.
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