Terms, privacy and subprocessors
Terms of service, the privacy policy and the subprocessor list are legal documents. They are published and maintained in one authoritative place, and restating them on a wiki page creates a second version that will eventually disagree with the first.
So this page points at them rather than reproducing them.
#What is published, and where
Document | Where to find it |
|---|---|
Terms of service | Our website and the Atlassian Marketplace listing for each app |
Privacy policy | Our website |
Subprocessor list | Our website, kept current as processors change |
Security documentation for a review | Our trust pages, plus the per-product security sections in these docs |
If a page in these docs ever appears to contradict a legal document, the legal document wins. Tell us, so we can fix the documentation.
#What this space does carry
Incident reports, which are a record rather than a legal document.
The trademark notice covering third-party product names.
Announcements about pricing and company changes.
#A few things worth knowing
Internal security policies are not published here. They exist, they are audited, and they are shared under NDA where a review requires them.
A subprocessor list changes over time, which is exactly why it is not copied onto a wiki page.
Marketplace listings carry their own terms per app, which matters if you buy standalone apps rather than the suite.
#Related
One authoritative copy. This is a signpost.
