Basic Permissions Sample Clauses
The Basic Permissions clause defines the fundamental rights granted to a party under an agreement, typically specifying what actions are permitted with respect to certain property, information, or services. In practice, this clause might outline the ability to use, access, or modify a product, software, or intellectual property within certain boundaries, such as for personal use or within a specific timeframe. Its core function is to clearly establish the scope of authorized activities, thereby preventing misunderstandings and ensuring both parties are aware of what is and is not allowed under the contract.
Basic Permissions. All rights granted under these terms affirm Your permission to use the Character and/or Tool in any and all permitted ways.
a. You may use The Character/Tool in any educational or commercial application, with the exception of the unpermitted uses described below.
b. Use of The Character/Tool is permitted for nonstudents.
c. Use of The Character/Tool is permitted for students of any traditional school, college, university, workshop, or learning center, provided the classes are conducted inperson and constitute “Traditional Learning” not “Online Learning”.
Basic Permissions. Subscriber account is established with a minimum of one account Administrator and the specified number of User Licenses. Onboarding occurs when Administrators invite Users, who are subsequently assigned a User License (becoming a “Licensed User”).
a) Users specify their own username and password for mobile app and Dashboard access when registering.
b) Users can install the mobile app to multiple mobile devices.
c) Users can be assigned to multiple groups.
d) Only Administrators can Burn group messages and export group message documentation (“Archive”).
e) Subscriber may specify to have the “Burn” feature removed/disabled in the account.