Where You do Modify Clause Samples
The "Where You do Modify" clause defines the conditions and locations under which a party is permitted to make modifications to a product, service, or document. Typically, this clause specifies whether modifications are allowed only in certain environments (such as test versus production), or if they must be documented and tracked in a particular way. Its core function is to ensure that any changes are made in a controlled and transparent manner, thereby reducing the risk of unauthorized or untraceable modifications.
Where You do Modify. Notwithstanding clause 5.5 above, where any improvements, modifications and/or additions are made to the Software (or any data created or generated by the Software) (“Software Modifications”) are developed or suggested by you, you agree that the Software Modifications vest in us from the time of their creation or otherwise is assigned to us, including all Intellectual Property Rights in such modifications and/or additions. You agree to do all things necessary, including to supply a complete copy of the source code and all supporting documentation relevant to any source code that it develops and to sign any further agreement or document as may be necessary to give full effect to this sub-clause 5.7.