Additional Terms

Effective:March 12, 2026

Additional Product Terms for Use of Mistral AI Products on Mistral AI Infrastructure

These Additional Terms for Use of Mistral AI Products on Mistral AI Infrastructure supplements the agreement under which Customer is authorized to access and use Mistral AI Products on Mistral AI Infrastructure.

1. Usage Policy. When Customer uses the Mistral AI Products on the the infrastructure of Mistral AI (“Mistral AI Infrastructure”), Customer must comply with Mistral AI's Usage Policy.  

2. Customer and End User Accounts. Use of Mistral AI Products on Mistral AI Infrastructure requires an account (“Customer Account”). Customer must provide complete and accurate account information when setting up its Customer Account, including accurate billing information and a valid method of payment. Subject to applicable limitations (e.g., a maximum number of seat licenses), Customer may create End User Accounts under its Customer Account to enable End Users to receive direct access to the Mistral AI Products. Customer must ensure that all account details for its Customer Account and all End User accounts (“End-User Accounts”) remain accurate and all account credentials remain confidential at all times. End User Accounts may not be shared, sold, licensed, or otherwise made available outside of Customer’s entity or organization. For the avoidance of doubt, but subject to Section 1.5 (Customer Affiliates) of the Terms, Customer may create End User Accounts for End Users of its Affiliates. Customer must promptly notify Mistral AI at support@mistral.ai or through the Help Center in the event Customer detects any unauthorized or fraudulent access or use of its Customer Account, any End User Account, or any Customer Offering.

3. Media Customers. “Media Customer” means any entity that disseminates information for editorial purposes on a regular basis and in a professional capacity, whether to the general public or to professionals, even if such activity constitutes only a part of its overall business activities. If Customer is a Media Customer, Customer is not authorized to use the verified news feature, such as the AFP news feature, in the Mistral AI Products for editorial use. Any use by Customer of such news feature may be automatically blocked in Mistral AI’s sole discretion and without refund. If Customer is a Media Customer and wishes to use the news feature for editorial purposes, Customer must contact Mistral AI at legal@mistral.ai. Any unauthorized use of the news feature by a Media Customer will result in the immediate suspension of such Media Customer’s account.

4. Sharing Conversation Links. Certain Mistral AI Products provide users with the ability to share unique links to conversations with third parties (each, a “Conversation Link”). Anyone with the Conversation Link will be able to view Customer’s conversation, including any person with whom Customer’s intended recipient shares the Conversation Link. Customer acknowledges that Mistral AI does not monitor or control who accesses conversations via Conversation Links that Customer or an End User creates.

5. Third Party Services. Customer may connect services provided by third parties (each, a “Third-Party Service”), including Model Context Protocol servers (“MCP Servers”), to Mistral AI Products. By enabling these connections, Customer grants Mistral AI permission to (a) access the Third-Party Services, (b) send Customer Data to the Third-Party Service, and (c) where applicable, retrieve, process, and store the necessary data to use as Customer Data to generate Outputs. Customer may only connect a Third-Party Service to a Mistral AI Product if Customer has all necessary rights, licenses, and permissions to connect such Third-Party Service to Mistral AI Products in accordance with these Terms. Customer is responsible for maintaining access to the Third-Party Service for the duration of Customer’s subscription or Customer’s use of such features. Any use of a Third-Party Service is subject to the respective terms and conditions for the Third-Party Service, and Customer is solely responsible for complying with such terms and conditions. Customer acknowledges that Third-Party Services are not Mistral AI Products and Mistral AI is not responsible for any Third-Party Service or Customer use of any Third-Party Service, including any disruptions, data loss, or issues with Mistral AI Products arising from Customer’s use of the Third-Party Service.

6. Moderation. Mistral AI may monitor use of the Mistral AI Products through automated means in accordance with the Usage Policy. This monitoring is conducted to ensure compliance with Mistral AI’s terms and policies, and to maintain the security and integrity of Mistral AI Products.

7. Third-Party Content. When Customer uses certain features on a Mistral AI Product, such as web-search, Customer may receive (a)  Output, and (b) content provided by third-parties in the form of additional resources such as hyperlinks, images, thumbnails, or snippets from third-parties to help you further explore or understand the Output (the “Third-Party Content”). Such Third-Party Content does not constitute Customer Data or Outputs and Mistral AI does not grant you any rights to this Third-Party Content, other than viewing it. For clarity, Mistral AI does not use the Third-Party Content provided in Customer's Data or that is displayed in Outputs to train our artificial intelligence models. Customer is not allowed to use Third-Party Content displayed using Mistral AI's web-search feature to (i) copy, store, archive, cache or create a database of the Third-Party Content, (ii) redistribute, resell, or sublicense the Third-Party Content, (iii) as part of any machine learning or similar algorithmic activity, or (iv) to create, train, evaluate or improve commercial products or services that you make available to third-parties.

8. Prohibited Content. Customer is not allowed to include in its Inputs, or purposefully generate Outputs, which violate applicable law or the Usage Policy. We reserve the right to review, remove, restrict access to, or disable any content at any time if they violate applicable law, these Additional Terms, the Usage Policy, or creates an actual risk or liability for us or others. Mistral AI may use automated tools, including algorithmic systems, to assist with the detection, identification, and moderation of content that may violate these Additional Terms, the Usage Policy or applicable law. Such tools are used to support, and not replace, human review where required by law.

9. Usage Data. We create aggregated or anonymized datasets or statistics based on usage and operational data related to your use of the Mistral AI Products (such as product usage events, performance metrics, billing metrics, and Feedback) (collectively, “Usage Data”). We may use the Usage Data for our business purposes, including to conduct research, improve the Mistral AI Products, create new Mistral AI Products, or enhance product performance, functionality, and user experience. Usage Data is the sole property of Mistral AI and does not constitute Customer Data or Outputs. 

Additional Terms for switching and deletion

These additional terms for switching (the “Additional Terms”) supplement the agreement under which Customer is authorized to access and use Mistral AI Products on Mistral AI Infrastructure (the “Agreement”). These Additional Terms apply only to the Mistral AI Products available on the Mistral AI Infrastructure and provided to customers located in the European Union that are subject to the EU Data Act (as defined below). These Additional Terms shall take effect on 12 September 2025 (the “Effective Date”). For the avoidance of doubt, these Additional Terms apply only to Agreements or Order Forms entered into on or after the Effective Date. In the event of any conflict between these Additional Terms and the Agreement, these Additional Terms shall prevail, but only with respect to the obligations arising from the EU Data Act. These Additional Terms do not apply in case of termination of the Agreement for breach of the Customer, save as otherwise specified. 

1. Definitions

1.1. The capitalized terms in these Additional Terms shall have the meaning assigned to them below. If not defined below, such capitalized terms shall have the meaning assigned to them in the Agreement or the EU Data Act.

1.2 “Customer Exportable Data and Assets”: means the data and assets listed in Schedule 1 of this Addendum. For the avoidance of doubt, Customer Exportable Data and Assets exclude any and all data or assets that are the Intellectual Property of Mistral AI or third parties (the “Non-Exportable Data and Assets”). The Non-Exportable Data and Assets are listed in Schedule 2 of this Addendum. 

1.3. “Customer Infrastructure”: means the Customer’s infrastructure (on-premises or private cloud) where the Customer wishes to Switch. 

1.4. “Data Act": means Regulation (EU) 2023/2854 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 13 December 2023 on harmonised rules on fair access to and use of data and amending Regulation (EU) 2017/2394 and Directive (EU) 2020/1828. 

1.5. “Deletion”: means the erasure of the Customer Exportable Data and Assets by Mistral AI from the Mistral AI Infrastructure following Customer’s Deletion Request.

1.6. “Deletion Request”: means Customer’s formal written request to initiate a Deletion.  

1.7. “Destination Provider”: means a third-party providing cloud-based services similar to those provided by Mistral AI under the Agreement, which the Customer wishes to switch to. 

1.8. “Mistral AI Infrastructure”: means the infrastructure of Mistral AI. 

1.9. “Switching” or “Switch”: means the process of either (a) switching to services offered by a Destination Provider and port all Customer Exportable Data and Assets to such Destination Provider, or (b) porting all Customer Exportable Data and Assets to Customer Infrastructure.

1.10. “Switching Request”: means Customer’s formal written request to initiate a Switch.

1.11. “Transitional Period”: means either (a) the period of thirty (30) days following the Switch Notice Period,  or, where applicable (b) any alternative transitional period mutually agreed by the Parties in accordance with Section 2.1.4 of these Additional Terms, or, where applicable, (c) any Extended Transitional Period as defined in Section 2.1.5 . 

2. Switching Process

2.1. Switching Request

2.1.1. To initiate a Switch, Customer shall send a Switching Request to Mistral AI at support@mistral.ai no later than two (2) calendar months prior to Customer’s planned Switch initiation date (the “Switch Notice Period”). 

2.1.2. The Switching Request must include all information reasonably necessary to Mistral AI to fulfill the Switching Request, including, without limitation, (a) the Mistral AI Products subject to the Switching request, (b) whether Customer intends to (i) Switch to a Destination Provider and shall include, in this case, all the necessary details relating to such Destination Provider, or (ii) Switch to the Customer Infrastructure, (c) the requested duration of the Transitional Period, which shall be no less than thirty (30) days, (d) the support required by Customer from Mistral AI in such time period (if applicable), and (e) the Customer’s representative(s) responsible for the Switch.

2.1.3. The Switching Request will be deemed received by Mistral AI after Mistral AI has examined the request and confirmed that it satisfies all the requirements to qualify as a Switch under the EU Data Act.

2.1.4. If Mistral AI is not able to support the Switch within the duration of the Transitional Period indicated by Customer in the Switching Request, Mistral AI shall notify Customer within fourteen (14) calendar days of receiving the Switching Request and propose alternative transitional periods, which shall not exceed seven (7) months. In such a case, Customer shall reasonably evaluate and select one of the proposed alternative transitional periods.

2.1.5. If Customer is not able to complete the Switch within the initial duration of the Transitional Period, the Transitional Period may be extended once (the “Extended Transitional Period”) subject to the following conditions (i) Customer must notify Mistral AI as soon as possible of its intention to extend the Transitional Period, (ii) the notification must include the desired Extended Transitional Period, (iii) the Extended Transitional Period must not exceed thirty (30) calendar days.  

2.1.6. If the Transitional Period exceeds the term defined in the Agreement, the Parties will agree to extend the term of the Agreement, solely for the purposes of an orderly Switch. Such extension will be subject to the payment of the applicable Fees for continued access to the Mistral AI Products.

2.2. Responsibilities of the Parties

2.2.1. Mistral AI responsibilities. During the Transitional Period, Mistral AI will: 

(a) Upon Customer’s reasonable request, support the Customer’s Switching Request, and provide reasonable assistance to the Customer, by giving Customer the related instructions, or as otherwise indicated in the relevant documentation. For the avoidance of doubt, requests for support or assistance where Mistral AI provides a self-serve tool where Customer may retrieve the Customer Exportable Data and Assets shall not be considered reasonable; 

(b) Act with due care to maintain business continuity, and continue the provision of the Mistral AI Products to Customer under the Agreement;

(c) Provide clear information concerning known risks to continuity in the provision of the Mistral AI Products to Customer as a result of Switching; and

(d) Maintain the agreed level of security during the Transitional Period.   

2.2.2. Customer responsibilities. During the Transitional Period, Customer will: 

(a) Take all reasonable measures necessary to complete the Switch successfully;  

(b) Promptly notify Mistral AI in writing once the Switch has been completed. If Mistral AI is not notified of such completion, Mistral AI will assume the Switch is successfully completed at the end of the Retention Period (as defined below).

2.3. Data retrieval or Deletion

2.3.1. Unless otherwise instructed by the Customer, Mistral AI shall retain the Customer Exportable Data and Assets for a period of thirty (30) days from the earlier between (a) the expiration of the Transitional Period or (b) Customer’s notification under Section 2.2.2 (b) of these Additional Terms (the “Retention Period”) for retrieval or Deletion.

2.3.2. At the end of the Retention Period, Mistral AI will erase all Customer Exportable Data and Assets from the Mistral AI infrastructure, except for any Customer Exportable Data and Assets which Mistral AI is obligated to store to comply with applicable laws or that it must retain for evidentiary purposes in the context of a dispute with Customer or a third-party.

2.4. Switching charges

2.4.1. For each Switching Request made before 12 January 2027, Mistral AI may charge the Customer a fixed fee of EUR 1,000 (excl. Taxes), plus an hourly fee of EUR 180 (excl. Taxes) for the time directly spent by Mistral AI in providing Switching services, calculated based on the actual time incurred and rounded up or down to the nearest full hour, as applicable.

3. Deletion process

3.1. To initiate a Deletion, Customer shall send Mistral AI a Deletion Request at support@mistral.ai no later than two (2) months prior to Customer’s planned Deletion date (the “Deletion Notice Period”). 

3.2. The Deletion Request shall include the Customer Exportable Data and Assets concerned by the Deletion.

3.3. Mistral AI will support Customer’s Deletion Request to the extent permitted by applicable law, by erasing the Customer Exportable Data and Assets mentioned in the Deletion Request within the Deletion Notice Period, except for any Customer Exportable Data and Assets which Mistral AI is obligated to store to comply with applicable laws or that it must retain for evidentiary purposes in the context of a dispute with Customer or a third-party.

3.4. A Deletion Request does not extend the term of the Agreement or entitle the Customer to continued access to the Mistral AI Products beyond what is provided for in the Agreement. 

4. Termination of the Agreement

4.1. Termination date

4.1.1. In case of a Switch, the Agreement will automatically terminate upon successful Switch in accordance with Section 2.2.2.b. 

4.1.2. In case of a Deletion, the Agreement will automatically terminate at the end of the Deletion Notice Period.   

4.2. Effects of termination 

4.2.1. The Agreement will terminate solely with respect to the Mistral AI Products that the Customer identifies in the Switching or Deletion Request which, as a reminder, shall be in scope of the Data Act. 

4.2.2. For clarity, termination shall not relieve Customer of its obligation to pay all Fees accrued up to the termination date as defined in Section 4.1 (Termination Date). 

4.2.3. Customer acknowledges that (a) Customer had the option to enter into monthly agreements with Mistral AI, but expressly chose to enter into a fixed-term annual or multi-annual agreement with Mistral AI and (b) Mistral AI has relied on the Customer’s fixed duration contractual commitments to be able to offer the Mistral AI Products to the Customer for the agreed upon Fees and to make investments in developing and improving the Mistral AI Products. Customer shall pay any outstanding Fees covering the remainder of the term of the Agreement, including where applicable the relevant Order Form, as an early termination fee (the “Early Termination Fee”). Customer acknowledges that the Early Termination Fee is proportionate and effectively balances Mistral AI’s ability to rely on the Customer’s fixed duration contract commitment so that it can invest in developing and improving the Mistral AI Products. For the avoidance of doubt, the Early Termination Fee is not due in case of a valid decision by the Customer to terminate for breach attributable to Mistral AI.

5. Exclusions

5.1. Mistral AI will not accept any Switching or Deletion Requests for Mistral AI Products that are provided to Customer for evaluation purposes, such as any such services available in alpha or beta test. 

6. Liability

6.1. To the extent permitted by law, Mistral AI shall not be liable for any damages, liabilities, losses, charges or expenses arising out of or in connection with any issues related to the Customer Exportable Data and Assets integrity, loss, compatibility issues or any other issue that may occur during or as a result of the Switch or Deletion Request, unless such issues directly result from Mistral AI’s negligence or breach of these Additional Terms. Customer is fully responsible for the import, implementation, and configuration of the Customer Exportable Data and Assets in the Customer Infrastructure or the infrastructure of the Destination Provider.  In any event, the Parties’ liability under these Additional Terms remain governed by the liability Section of the Agreement, including all the limitations and exclusions set forth therein.

Schedule 1 - Categories of Customer Exportable Data and Assets

Customer Exportable Data and Assets means your input and output data, including the related metadata related to Customer’s use of the Mistral AI Products.

Schedule 2 - Non Exportable Data and Assets

Non Exportable Data and Assets means any data or digital assets that do not constitute Customer Exportable Data and Assets, including Mistral AI’s proprietary products, technologies, data and intellectual property.

AI Laws Responsibilities

These Additional Terms for AI Laws Responsibilities form an integral part of the agreement  between you ("Customer") and Mistral AI (the “Agreement”). They outlines each parties’ obligations under the Applicable AI Laws. 

1. Definitions

  • “Applicable AI Laws” means any applicable artificial intelligence  law or regulation, including, to the extent applicable (a) Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 13 June 2024 laying down harmonized rules on artificial intelligence including any associated implementation or delegated acts (the “AI Act”), and (b) mandatory guidelines published by a Competent Authority.

  • “AI Act Website” means the interface provided by Mistral AI on its website where Mistral AI makes available to Customer (a) the list of Covered Mistral AI Products and (b) the Downstream Provider Documentation.

  • “Competent Authority” means a governmental authority with competent jurisdiction over the enforcement of an Applicable AI Law, including with respect to the AI Act (a) the AI Office and (b) the European Artificial Intelligence Board.

  • “Covered Customer Product” means any product provided by Customer to any End-User, including any third-party, as authorized under this Agreement that (a) integrates a Mistral AI Product, and/or results from a modification of a Mistral AI Product by or on behalf of Customer, and (b) is subject to the Applicable AI Laws. Covered Customer Products may include any (i) General-Purpose AI Model, (ii) Open-Source General-Purpose AI Model, (iii) General-Purpose AI Model with systemic risks, (iv) AI System or (v) High-Risk AI System.

  • “Covered Mistral AI Product” means any Mistral AI Product provided by Mistral AI to Customer under this Agreement and that is subject to the Applicable AI Laws, including any (a) General-Purpose AI Model, (b) Open-Source General-Purpose AI Model, (c) General-Purpose AI Model with systemic risks or (d) AI System.

  • “Covered Third-Party Products” means any product provided by a third-party under this Agreement and that is subject to the Applicable AI Laws including any (a) General-Purpose AI Model, (b) Open-Source General-Purpose AI Model, (c) General-Purpose AI Model with systemic risks, (c) AI System or (d) High-Risk AI System.

  • “Downstream Provider Documentation” means the documentation that Mistral AI is required to make available to Customer as Downstream Provider under the Applicable AI Laws, including for the avoidance of doubt the information and documentation regarding the capabilities and limitations of a General-Purpose AI Model or a General-Purpose AI Model with systemic risks provided by Mistral AI to Customer, as required by Article 53.1 (b) of the AI Act or the analogous provision in the Applicable AI Law (if any).

  • “Open-Source General-Purpose AI Model” means a General Purpose AI Model released under a free and open-source licence that allows for the access, usage, modification, and distribution of the Model, and whose parameters, including the weights, the information on the model architecture, and the information on Model usage, are made publicly available, in accordance with Article 53.2 of the AI Act or the analogous provision in the Applicable AI Law (if any).

All capitalized terms under these Additional Terms, unless otherwise defined under this Agreement, shall have the meaning given to them under the Applicable AI Laws. 

2. Classification

2.1. Mistral AI Classification. Mistral AI is the Provider of Covered Mistral AI Products under the Applicable AI Laws. For the avoidance of doubt, Mistral AI shall not be considered as the Provider of any Covered Customer Product or Covered Third-Party Product.  

2.2. Classification of the Mistral AI Products. Customer acknowledges that not all Mistral AI Products are considered as Covered Mistral AI Products under the Applicable AI Laws. Mistral AI is responsible for the classification of the Mistral AI Products in accordance with the Applicable AI Laws. For the avoidance of doubt, Mistral AI does not provide any High-Risk AI Systems under the Agreement.  

3. Responsibilities

3.1. Mutual responsibilities. Each Party shall comply with their respective obligations under the Applicable AI Laws. For the avoidance of doubt, (a) Mistral AI shall comply with its obligations as Provider of the Covered Mistral AI Products, (b) Customer shall comply with its own obligations relating to the provision, deployment and/or distribution of any Covered Customer Product, as applicable. 

3.2. Mistral AI responsibilities. In addition to its obligations under Section 3.1 (Mutual Responsibilities) of these Additional Terms, to the extent required under Applicable AI Laws, Mistral AI will: 

  • Maintain and update a list of the Covered Mistral AI Products on the AI Act Website;

  • Indicate on the AI Act Website the classification of each Covered Mistral AI Product as either (a) a General-Purpose AI Model, (b) an Open-Source General-Purpose AI Model, (c) a General-Purpose AI Model with systemic risks, or (d) an AI System.

  • Make the applicable Downstream Provider Documentation available to Customers on the AI Act Website for each Covered Mistral AI Product.

  • Promptly inform Customer of any substantial change to the Downstream Provider Documentation.

  • Upon Customer’s request, Mistral AI will provide Customer with:

    • Additional information insofar as such information is necessary to (i) enable Customer to have a good understanding of the capabilities and limitations of the Mistral AI General-Purpose AI Model relevant for its integration into the Customer’s AI system, and (ii) enable Customer to comply with its obligations pursuant to the Applicable AI Laws. Mistral AI will provide such information within a reasonable timeframe, and no later than fourteen (14) days of receiving the request, save for exceptional circumstances, and provided that Customer’s request is sufficiently precise. Such provision is subject to Mistral AI's rights to protect its intellectual property rights, trade secrets, and confidential business information.

    • Reasonable information that is relevant to (i) Customer’ systemic risk assessment and mitigation where a Covered Customer Product is classified as a General-Purpose AI Model with systemic risks or (ii) Customer’s conformity assessment where Customer has repurposed an AI System provided by Mistral AI into a High-Risk AI System, in each case, in so far as necessary to enable Customer to comply with its own obligations under the Applicable AI Laws. Such provision is subject to Mistral AI's rights to protect its intellectual property rights, trade secrets, and confidential business information.

  • Customer acknowledges that Mistral AI may withdraw any Covered Mistral AI Product classified as a General-Purpose AI Model with systemic risks if Mistral AI reasonably determines that a systemic risk has become unacceptable. Mistral AI will give Customer reasonable prior notice before discontinuing the Covered Mistral AI Product, unless a Competent Authority requires expedited action. Mistral AI will use its commercially reasonable efforts to promptly provide Customer with an alternative Mistral AI Product. 

3.3. Customer responsibilities.

  • If Customer uses a Covered Mistral AI Product classified by Mistral AI as General-Purpose AI Model with systemic risks, Customer acknowledges that Mistral AI is required by the Applicable AI Laws to continuously monitor and assess the systemic risks that may stem from the deployment and use of such Covered Mistral AI Product by Customer. Accordingly,  upon Mistral AI’s request, Customer shall (a) reasonably cooperate with Mistral AI to implement any security or safety measure to mitigate or remediate any systemic risks in accordance with the Applicable AI Laws and (b) provide any reasonable information that is relevant to systemic risks assessment and mitigation to Mistral AI to allow Mistral AI to comply with its own obligations under the Applicable AI Laws.

  • Customer acknowledges that Mistral AI is responsible for reporting to the Competent Authority any Serious Incident relating to any Covered Mistral AI Product classified as a General-Purpose AI Model with systemic risks. Accordingly, Customer shall notify Mistral AI of any Serious Incident within forty-eight (48) hours of becoming aware of such Serious Incident, to allow Mistral AI to report such Serious Incident to the Competent Authority. Customer shall report the Serious Incident to Mistral AI using the form available on the AI Act Website. Customer shall not report any Serious Incident regarding a Mistral AI Product to a Competent Authority unless required to do so by the Applicable AI Laws. If required by Applicable AI Laws to report a Serious Incident to the Competent Authority, the Customer will use best efforts to notify Mistral AI prior to such reporting if the Serious Incident concerns a Covered Mistral AI Product.

General Terms

1. Scope. These General Additional Terms apply to all Additional Terms available at https://legal.mistral.ai/terms/additional-terms.

2. Updates to Terms. Mistral AI may update these Additional Terms, our Usage Policy, and other terms posted at https://legal.mistral.ai/terms, at any time in accordance with the following procedures.

3. Customer Notification. Mistral AI will notify Customer of any material updates to the Additional Terms either via email or a Customer Account notification.

4. Update Effective Date. Material updates to the Additional Terms become effective thirty (30) days after notice is provided to Customer. Any updates that are not material become effective immediately upon being posted at https://legal.mistral.ai/terms.

5. Objection to Updates. If any update has a material adverse effect on Customer, then Customer may object to the update by notifying Mistral AI within thirty (30) days after Mistral AI provides notice or otherwise posts such updated Terms at https://legal.mistral.ai/terms. If Customer notifies Mistral AI as described in this Section 5 (Objection to Updates), then Customer (i) shall not use any new features, functionalities, or Mistral AI Products introduced after the effective date of the modifications and (ii) will remain governed by the Additional Terms 13 in effect immediately prior to the update until the earlier of (a) the end of the then-current term specified in an Order Form, or (b) for twelve (12) months after Customer provides such objection notice to Mistral AI.