Partner Data API Terms of Service (B2B)

1.1 These Terms govern the rights, obligations, conditions, and procedures of use between the Company and the Customer with respect to the Company's provision of the Service's data API to business partners. 1.2 These Terms apply separately from, and take precedence over, the Service's terms of service directed at consumers (individual end users), and govern business partners using the data API. 1.3 The agreement under these Terms is formed when the Customer applies to become a partner in accordance with the procedures established by the Company and the Company accepts, or when the Customer is issued an API key (authentication credential) and initiates API calls. 1.4 Matters not provided for in these Terms are governed by any separate agreement or order form executed between the Company and the Customer (if any), the policies posted within the Service, and applicable law. Where a separate agreement conflicts with these Terms, the separate agreement prevails.

2.1 The Company provides to the Customer, in API form, advertising performance, visitor behavioral analytics, cross-channel unified metrics, and other data collected, processed, or produced by the Service. The specific endpoints, fields, and scope are as posted within the Service and in the API documentation. 2.2 Data provided by the Company is classified into the following honesty tiers according to its source and reliability, and the Company indicates the tier of each dataset in its documentation: (a) Official API Data: data obtained through the official APIs of the respective channels or platforms; (b) Self-OAuth Data: data obtained where the Customer has authorized a connection using its own account permissions; (c) Predictive/Estimated Data: predicted or estimated values produced through the Company's algorithms or models. 2.3 Predictive/Estimated Data under Section 2.2(c) may differ from actual measured values owing to the nature of statistical estimation, and the Company does not warrant its accuracy or completeness. The Customer shall not present or provide Predictive/Estimated Data to third parties as if it were confirmed fact.

3.1 The Company grants the Customer a non-exclusive, non-transferable, and non-sublicensable license to use the data provided through the API for the Customer's internal business purposes and in the services the Customer offers to its own end customers, within the scope of these Terms and the plan the Customer has subscribed to. 3.2 All intellectual property and other rights in the data are reserved to the Company or the rightful owner, and no rights not expressly granted in these Terms are transferred to the Customer. 3.3 Without the Company's prior written consent, the Customer shall not resell, redistribute, or sublicense the data to third parties in its original or substantially identical form, nor operate a data-broker service in which the data itself is the product. Provided, however, that the Customer may provide to its own end customers value-added outputs derived from processing and analyzing the data. 3.4 The license is valid only for the term of the agreement; upon termination, Section 12 applies.

4.1 The Customer shall use the API and data only for lawful purposes and within the scope permitted by these Terms and applicable law. 4.2 The Customer shall not engage in any of the following: (a) sharing or transferring the authentication credentials issued by the Company to any third party; (b) circumventing or manipulating API call volume, or evading the Company's rate limits or metering; (c) reverse engineering, or reproducing or reconstructing the database through mass automated data collection; (d) using the data for purposes restricted by applicable law, such as individual credit scoring, employment screening, or discriminatory treatment; (e) unlawful spam, invasion of privacy, or other conduct contrary to law, public order, or morals. 4.3 Where the Company reasonably determines that the Customer has violated this Section, the Company may restrict use after prior notice to the extent permitted by applicable law; in the event of an urgent security threat, the Company may restrict use immediately and notify the Customer without delay.

5.1 With respect to data that the Company provides in anonymized, pseudonymized, or aggregated/statistical form, the Customer shall not make any attempt to identify, or render identifiable, any specific individual. 5.2 The Customer shall not combine the provided data with other information to identify a specific individual, nor attempt to reverse-derive or decompose aggregated data to single out an individual data subject. The Customer shall impose the same obligation on its officers, employees, and contractors and shall manage and supervise their compliance. 5.3 If, in the course of processing the data, the Customer incidentally becomes able to identify a specific individual, the Customer shall immediately cease such processing, notify the Company, and follow the Company's instructions. 5.4 The prohibition of re-identification is both a statutory obligation under the Personal Information Protection Act and other applicable laws and a core obligation of this agreement; a breach constitutes grounds for immediate termination under Section 12 and for damages and sanctions under applicable law.

6.1 To ensure stable operation of the Service and fair allocation of resources, the Company may set per-Customer limits on API call frequency (rate limits), concurrent connections, and periodic quotas; the specific figures are as posted in the Customer's subscribed plan and the API documentation. 6.2 The Company meters and records API call volume, response volume, and processed counts, and uses these as the basis for settlement and usage measurement. Absent manifest error, the Company's metering records serve as the basis for settlement. 6.3 If the Customer exceeds the established limits, the Company may temporarily delay or reject (throttle) requests for the excess, or charge overage fees as provided in the plan. 6.4 The Customer shall apply proper retry policies (such as exponential backoff) and shall not cause abnormal call patterns that impose an excessive load on the Company's infrastructure.

7.1 Service fees are charged on a recurring subscription basis as a rule; the specific amounts, billing cycles, and plan composition are as posted on the Service's pricing page. 7.2 Fees may consist of a base subscription fee and metered (usage-based) fees for API usage exceeding the limits set in the plan. The basis for metered measurement is the Company's metering records under Section 6. 7.3 The Customer shall pay the fees for each billing cycle through the payment method designated by the Company, and shall separately bear applicable taxes such as VAT. 7.4 In the event of a fee change, the Company will notify the Customer within the Service or by electronic means before the effective date, as provided by applicable law. If the Customer does not agree to the change, the Customer may terminate the agreement at the next renewal. 7.5 If fees are overdue, the Company may restrict use of the Service to the extent permitted by applicable law. Refunds are governed by applicable law and the policy posted with the plan.

8.1 The Company uses reasonable care in its efforts to maintain the availability of the Service. However, except as expressly provided in these Terms or a separate service level agreement (SLA), the Company does not warrant any specific uptime, response time, or uninterrupted operation. 8.2 The Company may temporarily suspend all or part of the Service for scheduled maintenance, urgent security measures, or infrastructure upkeep; scheduled maintenance will be notified in advance by reasonable means. 8.3 The Company provides technical support by electronic means during ordinary business hours. The scope and response targets of support are as provided in the Customer's subscribed plan or a separate SLA. 8.4 With respect to delays or interruptions in data provision arising from causes beyond the Company's control, such as policy changes, API discontinuation, or outages of third-party channels or platforms, the Company will notify the Customer of the cause without delay but shall not bear liability beyond the scope provided by applicable law.

9.1 The Company stores and processes all data, including the personal information of the Customer and end users, in a Japan (Tokyo) region; this constitutes entrusted processing and storage under Article 28-8(1)3 of the Personal Information Protection Act. The Company discloses the matters under each item of Article 28-8(2) (categories transferred; destination country (Japan), timing, and method; transferee; purpose of use; retention/use period; and the method, procedure, and effect of refusal) in its Privacy Policy. 9.2 The Company may perform certain stateless computations on separate computing resources for the provision of the Service; this is limited to computational processing. 9.3 To provide AI generation and analytical inference features (for example, processing analytical queries or analyzing uploaded images), the Company may transiently transmit data, to the extent necessary and solely for processing purposes, to an AI provider located in the United States. This is limited to the scope and duration necessary to complete processing; the Company does not conceal this and discloses it through this Section. 9.4 With respect to visitor behavioral analytics data (data collected through the collector at t.statlane.kr), the controller of the personal information processing is the Customer (tenant), and the Company acts as a processor handling such data under the Customer's instructions. The Company complies with the obligations concerning entrusted processing required by applicable law.

10.1 "Confidential Information" means technical or business information that the Company or the Customer provides to, or learns of from, the other party in connection with this agreement, that is marked confidential or is reasonably treated as confidential by its nature. Authentication credentials, API specifications, and the structure and derivation logic of the data are deemed the Company's Confidential Information. 10.2 The party receiving Confidential Information shall not disclose it to any third party without the other party's prior written consent, nor use it for any purpose other than performance of this agreement. 10.3 The following are excluded from Confidential Information: (a) information that is or becomes public without fault of the receiving party; (b) information the receiving party already lawfully possessed at the time of receipt; (c) information lawfully obtained from a third party without a duty of confidentiality; (d) information whose disclosure is compelled by law, court, or a supervisory authority (with prior notice in such case). 10.4 The confidentiality obligation survives for three years after termination of the agreement, to the extent permitted by applicable law.

11.1 The Company and the Customer enter into this agreement as mutually equal business entities, and each shall be liable, as provided by applicable law, for damages caused to the other through its own fault. 11.2 The Company does not warrant the accuracy, completeness, or fitness for a particular purpose of the Predictive/Estimated Data under Section 2, and, to the extent permitted by applicable law, is not liable for outcomes arising from the Customer's use of such data in business decisions. 11.3 The Company is not liable for damages arising from causes beyond its control, such as force majeure, outages or policy changes of third-party platforms, or the Customer's own fault. 11.4 The Company's total aggregate liability to the Customer shall, to the extent permitted by applicable law, be limited to the total fees paid by the Customer to the Company during the twelve (12) months immediately preceding the event giving rise to the damage. This limitation does not apply where limitation of liability is not permitted by law, including the Company's willful misconduct or gross negligence, or violation of the Personal Information Protection Act.

12.1 The term runs from the date the agreement is formed upon the Customer's subscription to a plan until the expiry of the applicable billing cycle, and automatically renews on the same terms unless either party gives notice of non-renewal. 12.2 The Customer may terminate the agreement, effective at the next renewal, by the method established within the Service. 12.3 If either party materially breaches these Terms and fails to cure within a reasonable period (as a rule, 14 days) from the date it is requested to cure by the other party, the other party may terminate the agreement. 12.4 Where there is a material cause for which cure cannot reasonably be expected, such as a breach of Section 5 (Prohibition of Re-identification) or a violation of applicable law that risks causing irreparable harm to the Company or a third party, the Company may terminate the agreement immediately to the extent permitted by applicable law and shall notify the Customer of the cause without delay. 12.5 Upon termination, the Customer's API access rights and the license under Section 3 cease, and the Customer shall discontinue use of the data provided by the Company and shall destroy or return it in accordance with the Company's instructions, except where retention is required by applicable law.

13.1 These Terms and the agreement between the Company and the Customer are governed by the laws of the Republic of Korea. 13.2 The court having jurisdiction over the location of the Customer's principal place of business or the Seoul Central District Court shall be an additional (non-exclusive) agreed court of first instance for any litigation arising in connection with these Terms or use of the Service between the Company and the Customer. 13.3 In the event of a dispute, the Company and the Customer shall, prior to litigation, consult in good faith to seek an amicable resolution.

14.1 Information about the Company is as follows. Trade name: Divine Company. Business Registration Number: 572-19-01127. Address: Unit 307, Building 3, 713 Bugaksan-ro, Seongbuk-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea. For other business information, including the representative, contact number, email, and mail-order sales registration number, please refer to the business information the Company posts within the Service. 14.2 Inquiries regarding these Terms, API integration, settlement, and data processing may be submitted through the contact channel the Company posts within the Service (statlane.kr). 14.3 The Company will respond to the Customer's inquiries in good faith within the period established by applicable law and its internal policies.