Inbound Content means any information published on any Connected Service not created by a Customer User. Such information includes but is not limited to, in whatever form and/or nature, text, data, graphics, photos, audio, video, electronic messages, trademarks and other identifiers.
Inbound Content means any information received from any Connected Service, including any information published on any Connected Service, not created by a Customer User. Such information includes but is not limited to, in whatever form and/or nature, text, data, graphics, photos, audio, video, electronic messages, trademarks and other identifiers. Where applicable to the Sprinklr Services being purchased, Inbound Content may include Customer Care Data.
Inbound Content means any information published on any Connected Service not created by or under the direction of Customer, an Agency or employee of Customer. Such information includes but is not limited to, in whatever form and/or nature, text, data, graphics, photos, audio, video, electronic messages, trademarks and other identifiers.
Examples of Inbound Content in a sentence
Account Information” means any Content other than Customer Content and Inbound Content (including Customer Care Data).
More Definitions of Inbound Content
Inbound Content means any information published on any Connected Service not created by or under the direction of Customer, an Agency or employee of Customer. Such information includes but is not limited to, in whatever form and/or nature, text, data, graphics, photos, audio, video, electronic messages, trademarks and other identifiers.