Legal

End-user licence agreement

Last updated

Pending legal review

The final licence text is pending legal review. The headings below show the structure the agreement must cover. [MISSING M16 — EULA, lawyer-approved text]

Licensor

Covers: Who grants the licence: the owner personally until a company exists.

[MISSING M16 — EULA — licensor] [MISSING M03 — legal name and address]

Licence types

Covers: Perpetual, yearly and monthly licences; every licence includes every feature.

[MISSING M16 — EULA — licence types]

Trial licence

Covers: The 30-day trial requested from inside the program, bound to one computer, without data or report exports.

[MISSING M16 — EULA — trial licence]

Explore mode

Covers: Use without a valid licence: open, set up, mesh, save and view projects; no solving.

[MISSING M16 — EULA — explore mode]

Machine binding and transfers

Covers: Binding of a licence to one computer and how a licence moves to a new computer.

[MISSING M16 — EULA — machine binding and transfers] [MISSING M38 — machine binding and licence transfer policy]

Restrictions

Covers: Reverse engineering and similar restrictions, where the terms of third-party components require them.

[MISSING M16 — EULA — restrictions]

Third-party components

Covers: Components that keep their own licences (see the third-party software page).

[MISSING M16 — EULA — third-party components]

Use of simulation results

Covers: What the licence says about relying on the results the program produces.

[MISSING M16 — EULA — use of simulation results]

Warranty and liability

Covers: As advised by counsel.

[MISSING M16 — EULA — warranty and liability]

Governing law

Covers: Jurisdiction of the agreement.

[MISSING M16 — EULA — governing law] [MISSING M04 — country / jurisdiction]