CUSTOMIZED DEVELOPMENT Clause Samples
The CUSTOMIZED DEVELOPMENT clause defines the terms under which one party will create software, products, or solutions tailored to the specific requirements of the other party. It typically outlines the scope of work, deliverables, timelines, and any special specifications or features requested by the client. This clause ensures that both parties have a clear understanding of what is to be developed and delivered, reducing the risk of misunderstandings and disputes over project expectations.
CUSTOMIZED DEVELOPMENT. $150 PER HOUR The above referenced fees do not include fees associated with third party software products which may be required to utilize future releases of IMPRESSNet(TM) .
CUSTOMIZED DEVELOPMENT. 1. Develop the customized functions demanded by Party A;
2. Develop and realize the smart contract and token release rules for Party A’s blockchain;
3. Prepare updates of new rules for Party A’s smart contract;
CUSTOMIZED DEVELOPMENT. Customer may require customized programming to accommodate Customer’s billing requirements. Customer shall bear the full cost of such customized programming. [insert company name] understands and agrees that any software developed at Customer’s request and expense during the term of the working relationship shall be the sole property of Customer (including any trade secrets, copyrights, or other intellectual property rights herein and any documentation associated herewith). [insert company name] shall not sell, license, or otherwise make available to any other party such Customer developed software or any product or service utilizing such Customer developed software without prior written consent of Customer. Such Customer developed software shall also be protected by [insert company name] in accordance with confidentiality provisions under Section 16 of this Agreement.
CUSTOMIZED DEVELOPMENT. $150 PER HOUR
CUSTOMIZED DEVELOPMENT. There may be certain relationships where a software licensor may include customized development as part of its relationship with its customer. For example, a customer might need certain functionality specific to its business, or may want to pay licensor to develop customized functionality specific to its needs or business. When custom development is included as part of the arrangement AND the customer is paying specifically for such development, then a customer will often expect to own the underlying IP in such custom developments. In these circumstances, your software license agreement should include a carefully and narrowly drafted provision that