Data Repatriation Clause Samples
A Data Repatriation clause outlines the process and requirements for returning or transferring data from one party back to its original owner or to a specified location, typically at the end of a contract or upon request. This clause often details the format, timing, and security measures for the data transfer, and may specify responsibilities for deleting or destroying copies after repatriation. Its core function is to ensure that sensitive or proprietary data is properly returned and not retained by the service provider, thereby protecting the data owner's interests and maintaining compliance with data privacy obligations.
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Data Repatriation. A written request for the return of Customer data stored in the Company’s database will be executed (with no charge) in either CSV or XML format. This request must be received within 60 Business Days of the expiry of this Agreement, and will be delivered to the Customer within 30 Business Days of the request being made. If a request is made for the data to be returned in a different format or later than 60 Business Days after the expiry of the Agreement, the Company reserves the right to charge for this additional service on a time and materials basis.