Terms and conditions for Microsoft Purview - Sensitivity Labeling

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Terms and conditions for Microsoft Purview - Sensitivity Labeling

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My company is planning to integrate Sensitivity Labeling of Purview -product to our systems. To this end, we would like to review related terms and conditions. We didn't find these terms and conditions from Purview -product section, or Sensitivity Labeling page (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/purview/apply-sensitivity-label-automatically?view=o365-worldwide&preserve-view=true). What are applicable terms and conditions in this case?

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2025-04-25T07:38:56.6666667+00:00

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Hi @Markus
Microsoft Purview Sensitivity Labeling is built on top of Microsoft 365 Compliance solutions, and its use is governed by the broader Microsoft Product Terms and Microsoft Purview compliance offerings.

Applicable Terms and Conditions:

Microsoft Product Terms

The general terms and licensing details for Microsoft Purview (including Sensitivity Labeling) are outlined in the Microsoft Product Terms.

Microsoft Licensing Documentation

You can also refer to the Licensing Terms and Documentation for additional clarity based on your specific license agreement.

Microsoft Purview Compliance Portal

Sensitivity labeling capabilities in Purview may be subject to Microsoft 365 compliance licensing. You can explore relevant documentation here.

Service Agreement

Usage is also covered under the Microsoft Services Agreement and/or your organization's Microsoft Enterprise Agreement.

If you're working with a Microsoft account manager or licensing specialist, I also recommend consulting them for specifics based on your organizational setup and region.

Hope this helps. Do let us know if you any further queries.

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