Transfer impact assessment. The Customer acknowledges that, to the best of its knowledge, the planned transfers of personal data from Pix4D (back) to the Customer are permitted under applicable law, and the Parties have no reason to believe that the intended transfers are not authorized.
Transfer impact assessment. Responsible party will, with the operator’s cooperation and assistance, assess whether each intended transfer of personal data meets the following requirements:
Transfer impact assessment controller will, with processor’s cooperation and assistance, assess whether each intended transfer of personal data meets the following requirements:
Transfer impact assessment. The Customer acknowledges that, to the best of its knowledge, the planned transfers of personal data from Shrimpl (back) to the Customer are permitted under applicable law, and the Parties have no reason to believe that the intended transfers are not authorized.
Transfer impact assessment controller will, with processor’s cooperation and assistance, assess whether each intended transfer of personal data meets the following requirements: • the level of protection of the third country meets the level that applicable data protection laws require; and • the laws of the third country enable processor to comply with the SCCs. If the intended transfer does not meet these requirements, the parties will: • take supplementary measures to ensure a level of protection equivalent to the protection that applicable data protection laws provide; and • implement any guidance from the relevant supervisory authority to determine those supplementary measures.
Transfer impact assessment. For the purpose of Clause 14 of the Model Clauses, the Parties agree that the Supplier shall, with the right to reasonable compensation, reasonably assist Customer with the performance of any necessary data transfer impact assessments, including but not limited to providing the Customer with the full documentation of the data transfer impact assessment (which has to comply with the standards set forth in the European Data Protection Board’s Recommendations 01/2020 on measures that supplement transfer tools to ensure compliance with the EU level of protection of personal data, Version 2.0, adopted on 18 June 2021 (“Guidelines”) and which the Supplier will keep up to date and for which the Supplier will provide updates to Customer in cases of significant changes. The Parties shall mutually work together to identify and implement any additional safeguards as may be required to ensure an essential equivalent level of protection of the personal data covered by the Data Processing Agreement.
