ENGINE LICENSE Clause Samples
The ENGINE LICENSE clause defines the terms under which a party is granted the right to use a specific engine, typically referring to proprietary software or technology. This clause outlines the scope of permitted use, any restrictions, and may specify whether sublicensing, modification, or distribution is allowed. For example, it might allow the licensee to integrate the engine into their own products but prohibit reverse engineering or sharing the engine with third parties. Its core practical function is to clearly allocate rights and responsibilities regarding the engine, ensuring both parties understand the permitted uses and limitations, thereby reducing the risk of intellectual property disputes.
ENGINE LICENSE. If Licensee has purchased an Engine license, HGS grants Licensee the right to use the Software as a processing engine only based upon the configuration and usage type set forth in the Ordering Documents, and not to exceed the allowable number of simultaneous processes supported by the number of licenses acquired. An Engine license includes the ability to deploy on both a production and non-production system, however non-production licenses are strictly limited to testing, development and integration purposes. Engine licenses whose usage type is identified as ‘external’ in the Ordering Documents grant Licensee the right to provide Licensee’s end users access to Software functionality through Licensee’s production platform.
ENGINE LICENSE. If Licensee has purchased an Engine license, sarmap grants Licensee the right to use theSoftware as a processing Documents, and not to exceed the allowable number of simultaneous processes supported by the number of