generated: '2026-07-28'
method: searched
source: >-
  https://developer.ehi.com/general/terms-of-use.html (API License Agreement
  v1.0, effective 18 October 2022), plus DNS/HTTP probes for status, trust and
  release-note surfaces across ehi.com and enterprisemobility.com. Probed
  2026-07-28.
note: >-
  This is the most consequential artifact for anyone integrating with Enterprise,
  because the published license does the opposite of what a lifecycle policy
  normally does: it expressly disclaims availability, reserves the right to
  change or remove functionality without compensation, and puts the cost of
  breakage on the licensee. Release Notes exist in the marketplace but sit behind
  Azure AD B2C, so no dated change history is publicly readable.
versioning:
  scheme: none-published
  current: null
  docs: null
  note: >-
    No version segment, header or negotiation policy appears in any published
    Enterprise API path or document.
deprecation:
  policy_url: null
  policy_published: false
  sunset_header: false
  deprecation_header: false
  note: >-
    No deprecation policy, no notice period and no RFC 8594 Sunset/Deprecation
    header support is published. The license explicitly shifts breaking-change
    risk to the licensee.
  license_language: >-
    "If any changes to the APIs causes any disruption in the Application,
    Licensee shall modify the Application to ensure continued service for end
    users. Enterprise may add or remove functions or features and makes no
    representation or warranty that the Application will continue to work with
    any changes to or future APIs. Enterprise shall have no liability for any
    costs or damages caused by any changes to the APIs."
sla:
  url: null
  published: false
  uptime_target: null
  license_language: >-
    "Enterprise shall use commercially reasonable efforts to make the APIs
    available to Licensee. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Enterprise does not
    guarantee any minimum uptime, availability, accuracy or performance of the
    APIs."
status_page: null
status_page_published: false
status_page_probes:
  - {host: status.ehi.com, dns: NXDOMAIN}
  - {host: status.enterprisemobility.com, dns: NXDOMAIN}
  - {host: trust.ehi.com, dns: NXDOMAIN}
  - {host: trust.enterprisemobility.com, dns: NXDOMAIN}
change_log:
  url: https://developer.ehi.com/dashboard/release-notes.html
  public: false
  note: >-
    The marketplace advertises Release Notes as a dashboard section, but the
    route 302s to Azure AD B2C (policy B2C_1A_SIGNIN). No dated entry is readable
    without a partner account, so no changelog/ artifact is emitted — there is
    nothing public to structure.
termination:
  licensee_notice: 30 days written notice
  enterprise_notice: >-
    "Enterprise may for any reason or no reason, without limitation to any other
    rights and without notice, terminate this Agreement or suspend access to the
    APIs at any time and without liability to Licensee."
  on_termination: >-
    "Upon termination of this Agreement, Licensee shall immediately cease all use
    of the APIs and delete or return any copies of the APIs and Enterprise
    Content."
  asymmetry: >-
    The licensee owes 30 days notice to leave; Enterprise owes none to cut access.
quota_policy:
  numbers_published: false
  license_language: >-
    "Enterprise may set limits on use of the APIs or number of calls to the APIs
    that each Application may make. Enterprise reserves the right to modify or
    add to these limitations or conditions on such access upon written notice to
    Licensee at any time for any reason"
deprecated_operations: []
not_published:
  - Versioning policy
  - Deprecation policy or notice period
  - Sunset / Deprecation header support
  - Service level or uptime commitment (expressly disclaimed)
  - Public status page
  - Public, dated release notes