What licensing questions should a reseller settle before onward distribution?

Start with how the reseller intends to distribute the generated material. Downloadable datasets, access through a hosted service and bundles incorporated into a broader product can create different permission questions. A general description of commercial use does not answer all of them.

Ask whether the proposed licence covers onward licensing, permitted customer uses and the intended distribution channels. Clarify whether the reseller can alter schemas, translate descriptions, combine releases or distribute subsets. These are questions to settle in the agreed scope, rather than terms to assume from the fact that the content is generated.

Evaluation material raises another distinction: customers may need access to tasks without receiving restricted answer assets through the same interface. Identify whether the planned offer includes those assets and how their access is described.

MirrorFirm could scope generated routing material for a reseller's intended product. A useful starting document is a distribution map showing what each downstream customer receives and can do, so the proposed licence can be reviewed against a concrete commercial use.