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Can we sublicense generated sufficiency data, and what limits apply?

Whether onward licensing is allowed depends on terms agreed with MirrorFirm, so a reseller should ask for rights, restrictions and update handling to be stated in writing before listing.

**Can we license this data onward?**

That depends on the terms agreed for your engagement. Do not assume it. Raise it at the start of scoping and ask for the answer in writing.

**What should we ask about?**

- whether sublicensing or redistribution is permitted, and in what form - which restrictions must be passed on to your customers - whether customers may train models on the data, evaluate with it, or both - whether customers may publish results or share samples - how updates, corrections and withdrawals are handled - what you may say about the data in your listings

**Are there technical limits?**

Yes. A release is limited to the case types, record families and formats scoped for it. Anything outside that, such as scanned images or a further domain, is a separate scoping conversation.

**Does generated data remove the need for review?**

No. Generated output still needs inspection for grounding and disclosure risk, and you should not describe it to customers as anonymous or compliant. Keep your own review record.

**What is a sensible first step?**

Request a small sample and the draft terms together. Review the data with your technical team and the terms with your legal adviser, in parallel.

MirrorFirm can discuss specifics in a scoping conversation.

Settle sublicensing rights and passed-on restrictions in writing before you build a listing, not after a customer asks.

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

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