Mindbody Terms of Service 2.16 (SmartDesk): Mindbody may use anonymised, de-identified or aggregated data to train its own AI, without compensation, and the customer waives claims (Mindbody Terms of Service (last updated 20 March 2026), section 2.16 (SmartDesk))
The one booking system read that says in terms it trains its own AI on customers' data (anonymised, de-identified or aggregated) without paying them, and takes a waiver of claims. It does not say the business may not license its own copy of the records.
Dated 1 Nov 2026Source checked 1 Nov 2026Basis: primary text
Selling a company's data? This is one of the rules a sale has to meet, and the guide beside the button reads it in plain words.
- No data upload
- About two minutes
- No email needed
In the source's own words
“Mindbody Parties may use anonymized, de-identified, or aggregated data derived from your use of SmartDesk, other features, and related interactions to train, improve, test, and develop Mindbody or an Affiliate's artificial intelligence, machine learning, and automated systems without compensation, attribution, or notice to you or any End User, and you waive any claims arising from or relating to such use to the maximum extent permitted by law.”
Where it was read
Also read from the same source
- Eight booking and field-service systems' terms leave the records with the business, but several take a perpetual licence, own the aggregate and train their own AI
- Mindbody Terms of Service 6.1: the customer owns Your Data, and Mindbody takes a perpetual, irrevocable, sublicensable licence to use it to develop its and its partners' businesses (Mindbody Terms of Service (last updated 20 March 2026), sections 6.1 and 18.32)
- Mindbody Terms of Service 6.3: Mindbody owns all Aggregated Data and may use it for any purpose (Mindbody Terms of Service (last updated 20 March 2026), section 6.3)
- Mindbody Terms of Service 3.4: no systematic download and storage of Services content, and no robot, spider or scraper to gather it (Mindbody Terms of Service (last updated 20 March 2026), section 3.4 (Restrictions on Use), items (8) and (10))
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