What licence terms and limits apply to an escalation sample or pilot?

**Terms are set per engagement, so ask for them in writing before you build on the data.** This page cannot state them for you.

Questions to put to MirrorFirm:

- **Permitted use.** Is the sample for internal evaluation only, or also for training or fine-tuning? - **Publication.** May you publish benchmark results, and may you publish items from the pack? - **Redistribution and derivatives.** Can you share the data with a partner, or build modified versions? - **Retention.** What happens to the data at the end of the pilot? - **Versioning.** Will you be told when a release is superseded, and can you stay on an earlier version for comparability?

Limits that apply regardless of terms:

- The data is generated, not real business records. It is informed by how businesses operate, but any claim of coverage should be confirmed in a sample. - Generated data does not by itself establish privacy or regulatory compliance. Inspect it for grounding gaps and disclosure risk, and take your own advice where it matters. - Policies in the pack are modelled for testing agents. They are not legal or credit advice and should not be used to run live decisions.

If your legal team needs a specific clause, such as a restriction on using results in marketing, raise it at the start of scoping.