Data that enterprise or business customers submit through Sourcegraph's business products is governed by separate contracts with those customers, not by this public privacy policy.
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This provision establishes that the consumer-facing privacy protections in this policy do not apply to data processed under enterprise agreements, meaning individual users in organizational deployments may have different and separately negotiated data protections.
Individual users whose organizations have deployed Sourcegraph under a business agreement should review their employer's data processing agreement with Sourcegraph rather than this policy to understand how their data is handled, as this policy explicitly excludes Customer Personal Data from its scope.
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"This Privacy Policy does not apply to Customer Personal Data, which we process on behalf of customers to our business offerings. Our use of that data is instead governed by our customer agreements.— Excerpt from Sourcegraph Cody's Sourcegraph Privacy Policy
1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This provision engages GDPR controller-processor distinctions, under which Sourcegraph acts as a data processor for business customers who are controllers of Customer Personal Data. CCPA similarly distinguishes between service provider relationships and direct data collection. Enforcement authorities in the EU (national data protection authorities) and US (FTC, State AGs) may examine whether the boundary between Customer Personal Data and data covered by this policy is clearly defined and consistently implemented. 2) GOVERNANCE EXPOSURE: High. The exclusion of Customer Personal Data from this policy creates a governance dependency on the content of individual customer agreements. If customer agreements do not adequately address data processing obligations (sub-processing, deletion, breach notification, international transfers), gaps may exist that are not visible from this public policy. 3) JURISDICTION FLAGS: EU/EEA enterprise customers must ensure their data processing agreements with Sourcegraph satisfy GDPR Article 28 requirements for processor contracts. UK GDPR imposes equivalent requirements post-Brexit. California CCPA requires written contracts with service providers. 4) CONTRACT AND VENDOR IMPLICATIONS: Procurement and legal teams should confirm that existing customer agreements with Sourcegraph explicitly cover all data flows, including AI-assisted coding features such as Cody that may process code-embedded personal data. The subprocessors page referenced in the policy should be reviewed to confirm downstream processors are identified and covered by appropriate contractual safeguards. 5) COMPLIANCE CONSIDERATIONS: Teams should audit whether their customer agreements include data processing addenda meeting GDPR Article 28 standards, and should clarify with Sourcegraph which product features generate Customer Personal Data versus data governed by this public policy.
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This provision establishes that the consumer-facing privacy protections in this policy do not apply to data processed under enterprise agreements, meaning individual users in organizational deployments may have different and separately negotiated data protections.
Individual users whose organizations have deployed Sourcegraph under a business agreement should review their employer's data processing agreement with Sourcegraph rather than this policy to understand how their data is handled, as this policy explicitly excludes Customer Personal Data from its scope.
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