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Latest stance: sublicensable or transferable
“Usage-Based Credits (Cover Page Modification): This section supplements and, to the extent of any conflict, modifies Section 4 (Payment & Taxes) of the Standard Terms. Provider may measure, meter, allocate, deduct, round, adjust, reset, expire, or otherwise administer usage-based credits according to the applicable Order Form, Pricing Page, Documentation, in-Product disclosures, Provider's then-current metering systems, internal cost models, or other reasonable methods determined by Provider. Credits may be used to measure or charge for Product usage, including usage of artificial intelligence features, compute, storage, sessions, automations, model calls, integrations, or other Product features. Credit rates, included credit amounts, usage categories, deduction methods, and metering rules may vary by Product tier, feature, time period, or Customer account and may be updated by Provider from time to time. Customer is responsible for all credits consumed through Customer's account and Users' accounts. Provider will make credit usage information available through Customer's dashboard or other billing interface, but dashboard or interface data may be delayed, estimated, rounded, or adjusted. Provider's billing, metering, and account records are the official records for calculating Fees and credit usage, absent manifest error. Credits are not legal tender, currency, stored value, a deposit account, or property; have no cash value; and are not refundable, transferable, or redeemable except as expressly stated in the applicable Order Form or required by Applicable Laws.”Open citation