When a supplemental term such as the AI Terms of Use, Data Processing Agreement, or Security Exhibit conflicts with the base Terms of Service, the supplemental term governs on that subject matter. Each supplemental term activates only when its stated condition is met.
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This provision establishes the contractual priority structure across all Sourcegraph legal documents, which determines which obligations and limitations apply to a given customer in cases of conflict. Legal teams must assess which supplemental terms are triggered by their specific agreement conditions to understand the complete applicable framework.
The agreement establishes that supplemental terms override the base Terms of Service on covered subject matter when conflicts arise. Under this clause, the specific obligations that apply to a given user or customer depend on which supplemental terms are activated by their particular circumstances, such as agreement date, order form inclusions, or Government status.
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Compare across platforms →"The following documents supplement the Sourcegraph Terms of Service and apply when the described conditions are met. Where a Supplemental Term conflicts with the Sourcegraph Terms of Service, the Supplemental Term controls with respect to the subject matter it covers.Excerpt from Sourcegraph Cody's Sourcegraph Terms of Service
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This provision establishes the contractual priority structure across all Sourcegraph legal documents, which determines which obligations and limitations apply to a given customer in cases of conflict. Legal teams must assess which supplemental terms are triggered by their specific agreement conditions to understand the complete applicable framework.
The agreement establishes that supplemental terms override the base Terms of Service on covered subject matter when conflicts arise. Under this clause, the specific obligations that apply to a given user or customer depend on which supplemental terms are activated by their particular circumstances, such as agreement date, order form inclusions, or Government status.
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