Agreed to the T&Cs and cancellation policy without actually reading them first? While that might be standard for consumers, this is an absolute no-go for businesses.
When purchasing software, each End User Licence Agreement (EULA) has to be gone through with a fine-tooth comb as even minor infringements could be very expensive no matter if the software has been bought 1,000 times or only once.
An End User Licence Agreement (EULA) defines the contractually binding agreement of the software user to comply with the vendor’s terms of use. By accepting the EULA, a legally binding contract is concluded.
It’s not uncommon for the legal department to have to carefully check the conditions of use for newly purchased software, but they often lack the resources to do so. Our experts help you evaluate the commercial use of defined software, taking into account existing and valid licence terms of use as well as the EULA.