How should a reseller scope and license a generated intake line?

Scoping an intake line starts with four decisions, made with MirrorFirm before any release is listed.

**Domain and depth.** Pick one or two domains, such as lending or claims, rather than all of them. Depth in one domain usually serves a buyer building a specific agent better than thin coverage of many.

**Components.** Decide whether the product is records only, records with policies, a task pack, or a simulated environment. Each adds build and evaluation effort, so scope the smallest one that answers your buyers' main question.

**Licence terms.** Onward licensing is a contract matter. Ask for the permitted uses, whether your customers may train, fine-tune or only evaluate, whether they may create derivatives, what attribution is needed, and what happens at termination. This article does not set those terms. They are agreed in scoping.

**Limits.** The output is generated and informed by direct observation of how businesses operate. It is not real business records and carries no guarantee of anonymity, privacy compliance or regulatory approval. Your customer agreements should not imply otherwise, and you should pass on the disclosure and grounding notes.

A useful first step is a small pilot: one domain, one component set and a written acceptance test. It lets you check fit before committing catalogue space and customer-facing wording.