What limits should a reseller expect to apply to generated schedule data?

**What limits should a reseller expect to apply to generated schedule data?**

Limits fall into three groups, and each should be confirmed in writing rather than assumed.

**Content limits.** A release covers the workflow stages, domains and exception types agreed in scope. It will not cover everything a lender, utility or logistics operator does. Jurisdiction-specific rules, such as local hardship obligations, are present only if they were requested and described, and a buyer remains responsible for checking that the content suits their use.

**Licence limits.** Onward rights differ from direct use. Ask whether you may sublicense, bundle, resell a subset, or let customers use the data for model training and evaluation. Ask what must be passed down to customers.

**Representation limits.** The output is generated. It is not real business records, it does not guarantee anonymity or privacy compliance, and it does not carry regulatory approval. Do not describe it to customers in those terms.

Pricing, delivery timing and support are not set by any general rule; they are agreed with MirrorFirm for each engagement.

If a limit matters to your customers, make it a pilot question. Ask for the answer in the licence text and keep a copy with the sample you tested.