Pilot Software Clause Samples
The 'Pilot Software' clause defines the terms under which a preliminary or trial version of software is provided to a customer for evaluation purposes. Typically, this clause outlines the scope of use, duration of the pilot period, and any limitations or restrictions on the software during the trial. For example, it may specify that the software is provided "as is" and is not intended for production use, or that feedback from the pilot may be used to improve the final product. The core function of this clause is to set clear expectations and boundaries for both parties during the evaluation phase, minimizing risk and ensuring that both the provider and customer understand the temporary and experimental nature of the pilot software arrangement.
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Pilot Software. 22.6.1 In the situation when an Innovation Project involves Buyer having development or other access to such software that is an existing commercial product (“Pilot Software”) owned by Company, Company exclusively owns all right, title and interest, including all Software Intellectual Property rights, in and to the Pilot Software. Company will provide Buyer with developer access to the Pilot Software under a Purchase Order for this purpose.
22.6.2 Any and all feedback or input related to the Pilot Software provided by Buyer to Company is on a voluntary basis, and Buyer hereby grants and agrees to grant to Company a perpetual, worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free license to this feedback and input. Unless otherwise jointly agreed to in a Purchase Order, Buyer shall not be entitled to receive any compensation in any form for such feedback or input. With respect to any and all Pilot Software, should Buyer desire to provide Company with any feedback or input, which Buyer considers to be Buyer owned Software Intellectual Property or Confidential Information, and Buyer does not intend to grant Company the license set forth above, Buyer shall first notify Company’s designed internal legal counsel of such desire, at which time Company shall indicate whether it is agreeable to receiving the Buyer owned Software Intellectual Property or Confidential Information. In the event that Buyer does not so notify Company in advance, the license set forth in the first sentence of this Section 22.6.2 shall apply.
22.6.3 Company agrees to grant Buyer a limited, revocable, non-exclusive, non-sublicensable, non-transferrable license to the Pilot Software for the period of an Innovation Project as is set forth in a Purchase Order, to do the following:
22.6.3.1 access and Use the Pilot Software solely in accordance with this Master Agreement or any related Purchase Order; and
22.6.3.2 Use the Pilot Software solely in connection with Buyer’s permitted Use of the Service.
22.6.4 As used in this Article, “Use” means Buyer’s internal use and use by its authorized internal end users to exchange data in connection with its business, provided, that Use expressly excludes any transferring, selling, renting, or leasing or reverse engineering of the Pilot Software or otherwise making the Pilot Software available as a time-share or commercial product or service. Except as provided in this Article, Buyer obtains no rights under this Master Agreement or any Purchase Order from Company or its ...