What constitutes a "seat" in a team plan?

Hi there,
I am trying to figure out what constitutes a "seat" in a team plan? Is a seat required for each individual accessing the submission data? Or is a seat required for just the main people working and moderating the forms? We have a number of people who would need access to the submission data - but it seems rather superfluous to get them all seats when all they are doing is exporting an Excel file of the data.
Please help me clairify :-).
Thanks, Liz

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