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This is a legally binding agreement. Please read it carefully. By clicking “I Accept”, or installing or using e2e-assure’s Cumulo Microsoft Teams App and/or any updates to such software provided by e2e-assure (the “Software”), you:
In order to use the Cumulo Teams App, you must have an existing, valid contract for an e2e-assure service.
The use of e2e-assure’s Cumulo Microsoft Teams app is governed by the terms of the service that you have with e2e-assure. This includes, but is not limited to:
On-boarding
There are no on-boarding charges for use of the Cumulo Teams App, set-up must meet minimum standards as outlined in the on-boarding document.
Off-boarding
Once service with e2e-assure ends, so will access to the Cumulo Teams App. Off-boarding is including at no additional charge. All user access will be revoked and any e2e-assure cloud service components containing customer data will be wiped and factory reset. Any customer data will be removed.
Minimum term and notice period
This is governed by your Master Service Agreement, aligned to the underlying e2e-assure service.
Right to update
e2e-assure hold the right to update the Cumulo Teams app whenever is required. This is to support both continual development and to patch any security risks. Updates will be pushed out automatically, through Microsoft Teams.
Uptime
As with all services, e2e-assure guarantee uptime at 99.9% for Cumulo, Cumulo NDR and the Cumulo Teams App. This does not include any third-party outages that e2e-assure are not responsible for.
Resilience
e2e-assure operates Cumulo out of dual UK datacentres, geographically separated.
Miscellaneous provisions
Liability
e2e-assure will not be liable for:
Each party agrees that the indemnities and limitation of liability contained in this Agreement have been discussed, negotiated and agreed between the parties and satisfy the requirement of reasonableness within the meaning of sub-section 2(2) and Section 11 of the Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977.
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