January 9, 2026 – Snowflake Customer-Controlled Data Sharing Functionality Terms

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ARCHIVE Snowflake Customer-Controlled Data Sharing Functionality Terms

This is an archived version of our Snowflake Customer-Controlled Data Sharing Functionality Terms dated January 9, 2026. View the current version here.

These Customer-Controlled Data Sharing Functionality Terms (“Data Sharing Terms”) supplement the agreement between Customer and Snowflake under which Snowflake provides its software-as-a-service offering (“Agreement”), and set forth the terms under which Snowflake makes its Data Sharing Functionality available for Customer’s use as an Optional Offering and under which Snowflake permits third-party use, as described below. “Data Sharing Functionality” means the features of the Service that enable Customer, at its option and in its sole discretion, to share data, software, services, and/or metadata (“Provider Materials”) with other Customer-designated Snowflake customers and/or Third Party Users (as defined below), and to access or use Provider Materials from other Snowflake customers, as further described in the Documentation.

The Snowflake customer sharing its Provider Materials is a “Provider,” and the Snowflake customer accessing or using Provider Materials is a “Consumer.” Capitalized terms not defined herein shall have the meaning given to them in the Agreement.

1. When Customer is Provider. If Customer is using the Data Sharing Functionality as a Provider by providing any Provider Materials, Provider acknowledges and agrees that: (1) Consumers will have the access to Provider Materials designated by Provider (including to view, download, and query the Provider Materials) and that it is Provider’s sole responsibility to evaluate any risks related to its sharing of Provider Materials with Consumers; (2) Snowflake has no control over, and will have no liability for, any acts or omissions of any Consumer with respect to Provider’s sharing of Provider Materials; (3) Provider Materials will comply with applicable laws, government regulations and any other legal requirements; and (4) Provider is solely responsible for the accuracy, content, and legality of all Provider Materials. Provider further warrants that the processing of Provider Materials by Snowflake in accordance with these Data Sharing Terms will not violate any laws or the rights of any third party.

2. When Customer is Consumer. If Customer is using the Data Sharing Functionality as a Consumer by accessing or using any Provider Materials, Consumer acknowledges and agrees that: (1) Snowflake has no responsibility or liability for such Provider Materials or Consumer’s use of such Provider Materials; and (2) Snowflake may collect information about Consumer’s use of and access to the Service and to Provider’s Provider Materials (including identifying Consumer in connection with such information) and share it with Provider.

**3. Snowflake Reviews. **Snowflake may review Provider Materials from time to time, for abuse or security issues, or as may be required by law, as described in the Documentation (each such review, a “Snowflake Review”). Snowflake shall have no responsibility or liability for limiting or suspending the ability to share Provider Materials based on the results of a Snowflake Review, or for its failure to identify any deficiencies or problems of any type with the Provider Materials, including, issues related to compliance with applicable terms or law. Customer may not advertise or rely on any Snowflake Review as part of its own compliance or marketing activities. Snowflake hosting and processing of Provider Materials that are Customer Data in connection with Snowflake Reviews remain subject to applicable provisions of the Agreement, including the Security Addendum and Data Processing Addendum, as further described herein. By using the Data Sharing Functionality, Customer acknowledges that Snowflake Reviews of Provider Materials that are Customer Data will be performed, and Provider Materials that are Customer Data will be hosted, in the hosting region configured by Customer or as described in the Documentation.