AppExchange Listing Program Benefit Overview Sample Clauses

AppExchange Listing Program Benefit Overview. A. Overview. Partner is responsible for evaluating and testing each Partner Application as to its technology, functionality, performance, security, and user interface before the applicable Partner Application is submitted to SFDC for review and listed on the AppExchange. SFDC reserves the right to conduct any type of review of all Partner Applications and Consulting Services Listings. SFDC may adopt and change its AppExchange review standards and processes in its sole discretion. Partner must submit each Partner Application and Consulting Services Listing to SFDC for review or listing on the AppExchange through SFDC’s online submission process. Partner acknowledges that Partner is solely responsible for, and that SFDC has no responsibility or liability of any kind for, the development, installation, operation, or maintenance of Partner Applications or Partner Consulting Services. Partner further represents that Partner shall be solely responsible for the accuracy, legality, and appropriateness of any content or information Partner submits to, or makes available through, the AppExchange. SFDC reserves the right, in SFDC’s sole discretion and for any reason at any time, to refuse to list a Partner Application or post a Consulting Services Listing on, and/or to remove any Partner Applications or Consulting Services Listings from, the AppExchange. By using the AppExchange to list one or more Partner Applications, Partner agrees that Partner will
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AppExchange Listing Program Benefit Overview. A. Overview. Partner is responsible for evaluating and testing each Partner Application as to its technology, functionality, performance, security, and user interface before the applicable Partner Application is submitted to SFDC for review and listed on the AppExchange. SFDC reserves the right to conduct any type of review of all Partner Applications and Consulting Services Listings. SFDC may adopt and change its AppExchange review standards and processes in its sole discretion. Partner must submit each Partner Application and Consulting Services Listing to SFDC for review or listing on the AppExchange through SFDC’s online submission process. Partner acknowledges that Partner is solely responsible for, and that SFDC has no responsibility or liability of any kind for, the development, installation, operation, or maintenance of Partner Applications or Partner Consulting Services. Partner further represents that Partner shall be solely responsible for the accuracy, legality, and appropriateness of any content or information Partner submits to, or makes available through, the AppExchange. SFDC reserves the right, for any reason at any time (as SFDC decides in its sole discretion), to refuse to list a Partner Application or post a Consulting Services Listing on, and/or to remove any Partner Applications or Consulting Services Listings from, the AppExchange. By using the AppExchange to list one or more Partner Applications, Partner agrees that Partner will (i) ensure any user documentation relating to a Partner Application accurately reflects its functionality, including detailed security controls and safeguards relating thereto, (ii) ensure Partner’s user documentation accurately describes the applicable Partner Application, including to what extent functionality resides within and outside the Platform, and (iii) maintain at all times a current privacy statement available on Partner’s website which details Partner’s collection, processing and handling of Partner’s customer’s data, including any personally identifiable information relating to Partner Application users. Partner shall promptly notify SFDC and all users of each Partner Application in writing prior to making any update to Partner’s privacy policy and related disclosures associated with item (ii) above.

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