The document references a separate resource titled 'Downgrade for Non-Payment,' indicating that Slack's terms or operational policies include provisions under which Customer accounts may be downgraded in response to payment failures.
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The reference to a downgrade mechanism for non-payment indicates that service continuity for Customer accounts is contingent on timely payment, and that payment failure may result in reduced service functionality rather than immediate termination, which has operational significance for enterprise customers relying on Slack for business communications.
Interpretive note: The document references 'Downgrade for Non-Payment' as a linked resource title only; the specific terms, timelines, data retention provisions, and reinstatement procedures are not reproduced in this index and cannot be assessed from the available text.
Under the referenced terms, failure to maintain payment obligations may result in a downgrade of account functionality rather than immediate account termination. Enterprise customers should review the linked 'Downgrade for Non-Payment' resource to understand the specific thresholds, timelines, and service limitations that apply.
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(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Payment-contingent service continuity provisions interact with general contract law principles regarding material breach and cure periods; the specific governing law provision in the Salesforce MSA will determine which jurisdiction's rules apply.
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The reference to a downgrade mechanism for non-payment indicates that service continuity for Customer accounts is contingent on timely payment, and that payment failure may result in reduced service functionality rather than immediate termination, which has operational significance for enterprise customers relying on Slack for business communications.
Under the referenced terms, failure to maintain payment obligations may result in a downgrade of account functionality rather than immediate account termination. Enterprise customers should review the linked 'Downgrade for Non-Payment' resource to understand the specific thresholds, timelines, and service limitations that apply.
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