Standard Contract and Amendment form the Agreement; if they conflict, this Amendment prevails.
- Addition to 1.2 (Duration): For clarity, no perpetual licences are granted. 
- New 1.3.A (ToU): Customer must ensure End Users comply with the Terms of Use (‘ToU’) as made available via Marketplace and/or Microsoft Teams. The Offering is for End Users aged 18+ only. Usage limits may apply. Updates to the ToU are effective upon posting; material changes will be communicated through appropriate channels. Breach of the ToU is a material breach of this Agreement. In the event of inconsistency, this Agreement prevails over ToU.
- New 1.3.B (Outputs/Prohibited Uses): AI features may generate inaccurate outputs. Customer must not use the Offering as the sole basis for automated decision-making that produces legal/significant effects on individuals or for unlawful surveillance. Outputs must not be used to train, fine-tune, create data sets, develop/modify AI models, mine data, or scrape content unless expressly authorised by Publisher.
- New 1.6(i): use Publisher's intellectual property (including trademarks, trade dress, designs, logos, trade names) (‘IP’) except as provided in the Agreement or with Publisher's prior written approval.
- Addition to 1.8 (Feedback): Publisher may also use Customer’s name and Feedback for marketing purposes.
- New 1.9 (Pilots): Evaluation use only. Publisher may suspend/terminate at any time. No warranties or SLAs apply.
- New 1.10 (Third party Services): Certain features require Microsoft Teams and specific configurations. Customer is responsible for third-party services and legal compliance.
- New 1.11 (Changes): Publisher may modify features of the Offering. Where practicable, Publisher will give prior notice if changes materially reduce functionality. 
- New 2.6 (Privacy): Publisher acts as processor and will process personal data only on Customer’s documented instructions. Publisher may use anonymised/aggregated data from the Offering to operate, secure, and improve the Offering (including model quality and service performance) provided it does not identify an individual or Customer. Customer must make required disclosures and obtain permissions from its personnel and other data subjects (including for temporary processing of meeting recordings/transcripts for analysis). Recordings/transcripts processed by the Offering are deleted within 1 working day of analysis and are not retained or reused absent Customer’s express authorisation. Publisher will implement appropriate technical and organisational measures and ensure subprocessors are subject to equivalent obligations; a current subprocessor list is available on request. Customer must direct data subject requests to Publisher via dataprivacy@pearson.com; Publisher will reasonably assist in accordance with applicable law.
- Addition to 7.2 (Defense): Publisher is liable only to the extent a Claim Against Customer is directly caused by the Offering as delivered or by Publisher’s breach of this Agreement. No liability for claims arising from Customer’s failure to provide required notices/consents. §8 caps for IP, Customer Data and Free Offerings/Pilots apply.
- Addition to 8 (Limitations): The Customer Data cap in the second paragraph of §8(a) also applies to Publisher’s maximum liability to Customer for any IP claims or violations. Caps do not combine; refunds/credits count toward each cap. If an SLA applies, service credits are the exclusive remedy. Nothing limits liability that cannot be limited by law. Pilots: §8(b) applies. 
- Addition to 10.4 (Suspension): Publisher may proportionately suspend access without prior notice where necessary to address ToU breaches, unlawful or harmful use, or security/legal risk. 
- 10.5 is deleted. 
- Addition to 11.13 (Compliance): Customer, its Affiliates and End Users will comply with applicable anti‑bribery, export control, and sanctions laws, and will not cause Publisher to breach such laws.