Marketplace Analytics Sample Clauses

Marketplace Analytics. 8.1 You: The Marketplace generates analytics information and we may share or publish that information. (a) acknowledge that the Marketplace generates statistical and reporting information (Marketplace Analytics), such as the number of orders submitted for your Services or the aggregate spend across all Eligible Agencies on your Services; and (b) subject to clause 8.2, agree that we may use, share with Eligible Agencies and their Personnel and openly publish, these Marketplace Analytics. We will respect the sensitive nature of certain analytics and reporting information. 8.2 If we: (a) share specific pricing details for your Services with an Eligible Agency or its Personnel that are not already publicly available, we will inform the recipients of the pricing details’ confidential nature and request that they not disclose it to any person who is not a member of staff of the Eligible Agency (unless required to do so by law); or (b) publish Marketplace Analytics, we will not publish specific pricing details for your Services unless they are already publicly available or we have your consent. This clause 8.2 does not limit our obligations under the Official Information Act 1982. Purchasing Agencies may share information with us. 8.3 You agree that Purchasing Agencies may share with us any analytics and reporting information they may have in relation to your Services.
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