Licensing Rules for Programs Licensed per UPK Module Clause Samples

This clause defines the specific terms and conditions under which software programs are licensed on a per UPK (User Productivity Kit) module basis. It outlines how each module is considered a separate licensable unit, meaning customers must obtain a license for each individual module they wish to use. For example, if a suite contains multiple UPK modules, a license is required for each module accessed or deployed. The core function of this clause is to clarify licensing obligations and prevent unauthorized use by ensuring that each module is properly licensed, thereby reducing ambiguity and potential disputes over software usage rights.
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Licensing Rules for Programs Licensed per UPK Module.  Oracle grants to You a non-exclusive, nontransferable license for Your UPK Developer(s) to: (i) use those User Productivity Kit ("UPK") Programs licensed as UPK modules (collectively referred to as “UPK content”) only as necessary to create and provide training solely for Employee and/or Application Users to use the underlying Programs for Your benefit; (ii) make an unlimited number of copies of the UPK content only as necessary to create and provide training solely to Employees and/or Application Users to use the underlying Programs for Your benefit; and (iii) develop modifications and customizations to the UPK content, if applicable, all subject to the terms and conditions set forth in this agreement, provided all copyright notices are reproduced as provided on the original. You represent and warrant that You have a valid license for the underlying Program(s). You are prohibited from reselling or distributing the UPK content to any other party or using the UPK content other than as explicitly permitted in this agreement. Oracle represents that the UPK content and any content created by You using the UPK content contains valuable proprietary information. Oracle retains title to all portions of the UPK content and any copies thereof. You shall use UPK content modifications created by You solely for Your internal use in accordance with the terms of this agreement. You may provide access to and use of the UPK content only to those third parties that are licensed as Application Users and that: (a) provide services to You concerning Your use of the UPK content; (b) have a need to use and access the UPK content; and (c) have agreed to substantially similar non-disclosure obligations imposed by You as those contained in this agreement. Application and Employee User(s) of UPK Programs may view and interact with simulations and documentation but may not create or modify simulations or documentation.
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