The document explicitly warns of a dispute resolution provision including mandatory arbitration and a class action waiver, significantly limiting legal recourse.
No indemnification clauses are present in this excerpt. Silence means no immediate risk from one-sided indemnity, but also no protection.
The document establishes a multi-tiered acceptance structure based on user type (Customer, Participant, Visitor) and uses 'use constitutes acceptance' for changes, but provides advance notice for material changes.
Calendly reserves broad rights to investigate and suspend accounts without specifying due process, appeal mechanisms, or data export rights for terminated users.
The document disclaims liability for third-party links but does not include a general limitation of liability for its own services in this excerpt.
Material changes require advance notice using commercially reasonable efforts, and continued use constitutes acceptance, which is a standard and relatively fair approach.
The document references a separate Privacy Notice and Data Processing Addendum but discloses broad data sharing with law enforcement and third parties during investigations without detailed consent mechanisms here.