Named Customer Clause Samples
The Named Customer clause identifies the specific individual or entity that is authorized to receive the rights, services, or benefits outlined in the agreement. In practice, this means that only the party explicitly named in the contract is permitted to access or use the products or services provided, and the rights granted do not extend to affiliates, subsidiaries, or third parties unless expressly stated. This clause ensures clarity regarding who is entitled to contractual benefits, thereby preventing unauthorized use and reducing the risk of disputes over entitlement.
Named Customer. If Licensee purchases licenses based on a named Customer model, Licensee may use the Software for the named Customer identified in the applicable Order Confirmation, provided that Licensee may not use the Software for any Customer other than the Customer identified in the applicable Order Confirmation.
Named Customer. If Licensee purchases licenses based on a named Customer model, Licensee may use the Software for the named Customer identified in the applicable Order Confirmation, provided that Licensee may not use the Software for any Customer other than the Customer identified in the applicable Order Confirmation. License Restrictions. Software may not be left behind at Customer’s site or on Customer’s systems once the Packaging Services are completed. If computers, servers or networks on which the Software is installed are no longer owned or leased by Licensee, Licensee must remove the Software from such computers, servers or networks. Licensee may not use the Software for the purpose of creating installation packages for distribution outside of Customer’s organization. Licensee may not use the Software for its own Internal Purposes.