SUNSET POLICY Clause Samples

A Sunset Policy clause establishes a predetermined expiration date or condition for the validity of certain rights, obligations, or agreements within a contract. In practice, this means that specific provisions—such as warranties, indemnities, or confidentiality obligations—will automatically terminate after a set period or upon the occurrence of a defined event. The core function of a Sunset Policy is to provide certainty and limit ongoing liability or obligations, ensuring that parties are not indefinitely bound by the terms of the agreement.
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SUNSET POLICY. The Services are subject to Company’s sunset or discontinuation policy ("Sunset Policy") and Company reserves the right to discontinue all support for the Services, or for any features, services or content accessible through the Services, in accordance with such Sunset Policy. Company focuses on supporting rapidly-changing technologies, and on innovating to provide customers with the most stable and useful set of products and services possible, and consequently, products and services may go through major updates or be replaced with newer products. As new versions, products, and services are introduced, Company actively plans for sunset of older services and software versions as well as specific product features. Below is Company sunset policy (“Policy”) to help customers better manage their end-of-life transition and to understand the role Company can play in helping to migrate to updated alternative Company technologies. This Policy explains the type of support services Company will provide for Licensed Product and services during a product's life cycle. For the purposes of this document, “Support” and “Maintenance” are used interchangeably.
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SUNSET POLICY. Nitro may at its sole discretion cease to support, maintain and/or provide legacy versions of the Services as per its Sunset Policy.
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SUNSET POLICY. Sunset/Sunsetting or End of Life (EOL) refers to when Company ceases marketing or offering a particular Licensed Product or a Major Release for a particular Licensed Product. When a Licensed Product is sunsetted, it enters the sunset, or EOL, period. The Sunset or EOL Period starts when the next major version of a product is released—or at such other time when Company announces, in a format of its choosing, to customers that a given product has been discontinued—and ends at the time designated by Company in the EOL or Sunset announcement, which may vary, but shall not in any case extend beyond nine months except as explicitly stated in writing by Company. Licensed Product refers to the Company software product or services you license, which is governed by the applicable agreement between you and Company. Releases for Licensed Product are categorized as Major Releases or Maintenance Releases. Major Release/Version means a new release of the Licensed Product that incorporates the last Maintenance Release(s) (if any) and may include additional enhancements to the Licensed Product. Major Releases may include architectural changes and major feature changes, as well as new features and functionality. The terms “Release” and “Version” are used interchangeably in this document. Maintenance Release means a release of the Licensed Product that provides cumulative patches for a particular Major Release. A Maintenance Release typically does not contain new features or new functionality. Patches are software code updates that resolve specific software deficiencies. These are typically designated as a build number associated with a specific release. Support Services are the maintenance support services for Licensed Product. Customers must have a current agreement and be up to date on all amounts due under the agreement in order to receive Support Services (in accordance with this Policy). Company will provide Full Support for Licensed Product for which the customer has a current agreement for the current version of any software or services with all Maintenance Releases applied. For customers with the current major version of the software who have not applied all available patches, support may be limited to configuration assistance, activation assistance, and general questions. Company provides a more limited level of Support Services for software that is in the Sunset Period. Limited support is provided for customers who have installed all patches available to the Sunse...
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