Enrichment Data definition

Enrichment Data means the company level information we make available to you as part of the HubSpot Insights database. Enrichment Data does not include Personal Data. We do not use Customer Data to populate Enrichment Data. You’ll recognize Enrichment Data in the HubSpot CRM because it is flagged with a grey information icon (or highlighted in some other way), which on hover, identifies the property as being filled from HubSpot’s Insights database. These properties may include information such as company name, company location, and company address.
Enrichment Data means the data we make available to you as part of the Subscription Service and Crowdsourced Data. Enrichment Data also includes information about Contacts, such as social media handles, avatars, and alternate email address that we obtain from public or third party sources.
Enrichment Data means data pertaining to a Contact that is generated from publicly available sources via Sub-Processors that is made available to Customer as part of the Subscription Service.

Examples of Enrichment Data in a sentence

  • The Enrichment Data we provide may be provided from or through third party service providers or public sources.

  • If we make Enrichment Data available to you, then you may only use that Enrichment Data in connection with your use of the Subscription Service (unless, of course, you have a source other than the Subscription Service for such Enrichment Data.) Enrichment Data may be made available to you based on Customer Data, but we will not use your Customer Data to enrich data for other parties.

  • Upon termination or expiration of this Agreement, you will stop all use of the Subscription Service and ChurchDesk Content, and if we request, you will provide us written confirmation that you have discontinued all use of Enrichment Data (unless, of course, you have a source other than the Subscription Service for such Enrichment Data.) If you terminate this Agreement for cause, we will promptly refund any prepaid but unused fees covering use of the Subscription Service after termination.


More Definitions of Enrichment Data

Enrichment Data means the data we make available to you as part of the Subscription Service. Enrichment Data also includes information about Users, such as social media handles, avatars, and alternate email address, that we obtain from public or third party sources.
Enrichment Data means the data we make available to you as part of the Subscription. We may obtain Enrichment Data from public or third-party sources.
Enrichment Data means the company level information we make available to you as part of the Subscription Service obtained from public or third party sources. Enrichment Data does not include Personal Data. You’ll recognize Enrichment Data in the HubSpot CRM because they are flagged with a grey information icon (or highlighted in some other way), which on hover, identifies the property as being filled from HubSpot’s Insights database. These properties may include information such as company name, company location, and company address.

Related to Enrichment Data

  • Client Data means personal data of data subjects, such as your employees, associates or partners, that is provided to S&P Global Ratings during the provision by S&P Global Ratings of the Services to you, such as name, job title, name of employer, office email address, office physical address, internet protocol address, office telephone number and language selection (and excludes special categories of personal data);

  • Proprietary Information shall have the same meaning as Confidential Information.

  • Company Information As defined in Section 4(a)(i).

  • Customer Data means any content, materials, data and information that Authorized Users enter into the production system of a Cloud Service or that Customer derives from its use of and stores in the Cloud Service (e.g. Customer-specific reports). Customer Data and its derivatives will not include SAP’s Confidential Information.

  • Student Data means personally identifiable information, as defined in Section 2-d, from student records that Vendor may receive from the District pursuant to the Master Agreement.

  • Protected Data means Student Data and/or Teacher or Principal Data, to the extent applicable to the product or service actually being provided to the District by Vendor pursuant to the Master Agreement.