What should we ask about onward licensing, exclusivity and what we can tell customers?

**Can we license a release onward to our customers?** That depends on the licence agreed with MirrorFirm. Ask for onward licensing to be stated explicitly: who your customers may be, whether use is for training, evaluation or both, whether they may redistribute derived datasets or models, and what happens to existing customers if a release is withdrawn.

**Can we have exclusivity?** That is a matter for negotiation, so do not assume it. Raise it when you scope the pilot.

**What should a sample include?** A few linked tables, the schema file, a manifest, a handful of labelled exceptions and boundary cases, and a small set of tasks with expected outcomes. That is enough to run your own checks.

**How big should a pilot be?** Small: one domain, one or two layers and a modest task set. Expand once the checks and the licence terms are settled.

**Can we tell customers the data is anonymised or compliant with a regulation?** No. The output is generated and is not real business records, but do not describe it as anonymised or as meeting any regulatory standard on that basis. Inspect a sample for grounding and disclosure risk, and let customers do their own review.

**Who is responsible for customer-facing claims?** You are, for your listing. Keep descriptions to what the release documentation states.