What licensing questions should a reseller settle before offering a generated handover pack?

Start with the route the generated material will take to the end customer. A downloadable dataset, a hosted evaluation service and an agent-accessible retrieval endpoint expose different parts of the product. The licence discussion should identify the intended routes rather than assume one permission covers them all.

A reseller can ask whether onward licensing permits redistribution of source files, customer-specific subsets, transformed schemas and combined products. Clarify whether customers may use the material for training, internal evaluation, public evaluation reporting or access through their own services. These are questions to resolve, not terms to presume.

Also identify how release notices and usage limits will travel with the material. A customer who receives only a filtered export may otherwise lose the context needed to interpret the tasks correctly.

A useful first step is a short distribution map describing the reseller, the delivery method and the expected customer uses. Pair it with a proposed sample package. That gives the licensing discussion a concrete object while avoiding invented prices, service commitments or assumptions about rights that have not been agreed.