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What should a reseller settle about onward licence terms before starting a pilot?

A direct answer on which licensing questions to raise with MirrorFirm before a pilot, without setting any terms, prices or timelines in advance.

**Does this answer set my licence terms?**

No. Terms, pricing and timelines are agreed directly with MirrorFirm. This list covers what to raise.

**What should I ask about onward rights?**

- May you sublicense, and to which kinds of customer? - Can customers use the data for training, evaluation or both? - Are there limits on redistribution, resale of derived sets or public posting of samples? - What attribution or disclosure wording must accompany the data?

**What should I ask about the material itself?**

- What documentation, schema files and data dictionaries can you pass on? - How are versions labelled, and how do corrections reach customers who already hold an earlier version? - What happens to existing customer copies if a defect is found?

**What should I ask about risk?**

- How should grounding and disclosure risk be described to customers? - What inspection support can you expect during the pilot?

**What should I not promise customers?**

Do not claim the data is real, anonymised, privacy-compliant or regulator-approved. It is generated, and each buyer should inspect it for themselves.

Raising onward rights, documentation and version handling before the pilot keeps a successful sample from stalling at the licensing stage.

Audience:
Licensed resellers
Content type:
FAQ
Buyer question:
Scope and getting started

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