SCCs Clause 14 - Transfer Impact Assessments. Upon Customer request, Braze will make available to Customer its documented assessment of its processing of Personal Data hereunder for the purpose of Clause 14 of the SCCs.
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Data Protection Impact Assessments Where the Customer is required to complete a data protection impact assessment or privacy impact assessment under Data Protection Laws, Jamf, upon written request by the Customer, will provide reasonable assistance to the Customer in relation to that requirement. Customer is responsible for any costs arising from Jamf’s assistance to the extent such assistance exceeds the scope of Jamf’s obligations under Data Protection Laws and/or routine customer service.
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