Enterprise Licence Agreement

Important Enterprise Contract Notice

This page is a master business-to-business template for negotiated enterprise arrangements. Publication of this page does not itself grant any enterprise, construction, manufacturing, deployment, source-file, sublicensing, distribution, patent, exclusivity, or other right.

An Enterprise Licence becomes effective only when the Parties complete the applicable Schedules, identify the Licensed Product, authorised entities, users, sites, projects, deployments, fees, security controls, support terms, signature or valid electronic-acceptance process, and any required conditions precedent.

This agreement should be reviewed and adapted by qualified legal counsel before signature, particularly for the Product, jurisdictions, project risks, tax, privacy, cybersecurity, product safety, export controls, public-sector procurement, construction, insurance, liability, and dispute resolution.

1. Parties

This Enterprise Licence Agreement is entered into between:

Licensor: Alpha & Omega Limited, trading through Blueprints Market, with the notice details stated in Schedule 1.

Enterprise Licensee: the legal entity identified in Schedule 1.

Each is a Party, and together they are the Parties.

2. Enterprise Purpose

The purpose of this Agreement is to define controlled enterprise access to and use of the Licensed Product for the projects, entities, sites, users, activities, and quantities expressly authorised in the Schedules.

The Agreement is intended to support internal evaluation, professional review, integration, construction, deployment, operation, research, or other authorised enterprise activities while protecting Product IP, confidential information, source files, security, quality, safety, traceability, and commercial rights.

3. Definitions

• Affiliate means an entity controlling, controlled by, or under common control with the Enterprise Licensee and expressly listed in Schedule 2.
• Approved Contractor means a contractor, consultant, engineer, architect, integrator, supplier, or adviser approved under section 23.
• Authorised Activity means an activity expressly listed in Schedule 3.
• Authorised Deployment means a Physical Unit, implementation, installation, site, or project approved in Schedule 3.
• Authorised Personnel means named or role-defined personnel approved to access Licensed Materials.
• Authorised Site means a physical or virtual site identified in Schedule 3.
• Confidential Information has the meaning in section 35.
• Enterprise Materials means documents, files, software, firmware, CAD, data, specifications, and other materials expressly listed in Schedule 4.
• Enterprise Use means internal use by the Enterprise Licensee and approved Affiliates for the Authorised Activities.
• Licensed Product means the Product identified in Schedule 3.
• Product IP means all intellectual property and protected commercial material associated with the Licensed Product.
• Restricted Materials means non-public materials supplied subject to licence, access, security, or confidentiality restrictions.
• Term means the period stated in Schedule 1.
• Territory means the geographic area stated in Schedule 1.
• Physical Unit means one real-world product, structure, system, prototype, installation, assembly, test rig, or functionally equivalent implementation derived from the Licensed Product.

4. Conditions Precedent

Enterprise rights do not begin until the conditions stated in Schedule 1 have been satisfied or waived in writing. These may include:

• Execution or valid electronic acceptance of this Agreement.
• Completion of all required Schedules.
• Payment of the initial fee or deposit.
• Business, ownership, sanctions, and identity verification.
• Approval of Authorised Sites, Affiliates, and Approved Contractors.
• Execution of confidentiality, source-file, or data-processing terms.
• Approval of security, access-control, backup, and incident-response plans.
• Approval of engineering validation, certification, and project-governance plans.
• Delivery of required insurance evidence.
• Completion of technical onboarding.

5. Enterprise Licence Grant

Subject to full payment and continuing compliance, the Licensor grants the Enterprise Licensee a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable, revocable licence during the Term and within the Territory to use the Licensed Product solely:

• For the Authorised Activities.
• For the authorised projects, sites, and deployments.
• Through Authorised Personnel and approved entities.
• Within the approved user, copy, site, and Physical Unit limits.
• Subject to all security, validation, confidentiality, audit, and compliance obligations.

No right is granted by implication. All rights not expressly granted are reserved.

6. Non-Exclusive Licence

Unless Schedule 1 expressly grants limited exclusivity, the licence is non-exclusive. The Licensor may license or supply the same or similar Products to other parties, including within the same market or Territory.

7. Authorised Entities

Only the Enterprise Licensee and Affiliates listed in Schedule 2 may exercise Enterprise Use rights. An Affiliate gains no independent licence and must stop use if it ceases to qualify or is removed from Schedule 2.

The Enterprise Licensee remains responsible for all acts and omissions of approved Affiliates.

8. Authorised Personnel

Access must be limited to Authorised Personnel with a genuine need to know. The Enterprise Licensee must maintain current records of:

• User name, role, employer, and contact details.
• Materials and systems accessible to the user.
• Access approval and removal dates.
• Training and confidentiality acknowledgements.
• Administrative or privileged access.

9. User and Seat Limits

The user, seat, team, concurrent-access, or named-person limits in Schedule 5 apply. Credentials must not be shared, pooled, or used by unapproved persons.

10. Territory and Sites

Enterprise Use is limited to the Territory and Authorised Sites. Remote access from another jurisdiction, cross-border transfer, cloud hosting, contractor access, and international project use must comply with Schedule 3 and applicable export, privacy, and security laws.

11. Term and Renewal

The Term begins on the Effective Date and continues for the period stated in Schedule 1 unless earlier suspended or terminated. Renewal is not automatic unless Schedule 1 expressly provides otherwise.

Renewal may depend on compliance, fees, project status, security, quality, support scope, updated Product revisions, and revised commercial terms.

12. Enterprise Fees

The Enterprise Licensee must pay the fees stated in Schedule 5. Fees may include:

• Initial enterprise licence fee.
• Per-user, per-site, per-project, or per-deployment fees.
• Construction or Physical Unit fees.
• Source-file or controlled-access fees.
• Support, training, update, or professional-service fees.
• Renewal or maintenance fees.
• Usage-based or royalty-bearing amounts where applicable.

13. Taxes

Fees are exclusive of applicable taxes unless Schedule 5 states otherwise. The Enterprise Licensee is responsible for applicable sales, goods-and-services, value-added, customs, withholding, and similar taxes, except taxes imposed on the Licensor’s net income.

14. No Ownership Transfer

The Licensor retains all right, title, and interest in Product IP. Payment, access, possession, review, integration, modification, construction, deployment, or operation does not transfer Product IP ownership.

15. Enterprise Materials

The Licensor will provide only the Enterprise Materials listed in Schedule 4. No native CAD, source code, firmware source, editable file, manufacturing master, test dataset, calculation model, or unreleased design is included unless expressly listed.

16. Document and Revision Control

The Enterprise Licensee must maintain controlled records of Product documents, versions, revisions, distribution, supersession, and implementation status.

Mandatory safety, security, compliance, or quality revisions must be assessed and implemented within the stated period. Obsolete materials must be clearly marked, archived, or withdrawn from operational use.

17. Permitted Enterprise Activities

Subject to Schedule 3, permitted activities may include:

• Internal engineering evaluation and feasibility studies.
• Technical review, simulation, budgeting, and procurement planning.
• Internal CAD, BIM, and project-file development for an authorised project.
• Integration with approved enterprise systems.
• Construction or deployment of the authorised number of Physical Units.
• Operation, maintenance, and internal training.
• Regulatory, certification, and professional review.
• Controlled research and testing.

18. Restricted Activities

Unless expressly authorised, the Enterprise Licensee must not:

• Resell, redistribute, publish, or sublicense Enterprise Materials.
• Use the Licensed Product for another customer, project, site, or Physical Unit.
• Create a competing blueprint package, product line, consultancy offering, or licensing business.
• Commercially manufacture or sell units.
• Remove rights, ownership, watermark, metadata, or revision information.
• Use Restricted Materials in public AI systems, datasets, or repositories.
• File patents, designs, utility models, or similar rights based on Product IP.
• Reverse engineer or reconstruct Product IP outside the authorised project.

19. Construction and Physical Unit Rights

Construction or deployment rights exist only if Schedule 3 expressly authorises them. The authorised number of Physical Units must be specified.

Unless expressly stated otherwise, one enterprise construction right authorises one Physical Unit only. Additional prototypes, test rigs, demonstration systems, replacements, relocations, derivative units, and functionally equivalent implementations require additional authorisation.

20. No Commercial Manufacturing Rights

This Enterprise Licence does not grant serial production, commercial manufacture, distribution, resale, OEM, or product-line rights unless Schedule 3 expressly incorporates a Commercial Manufacturing Licence.

Commercial manufacturing must otherwise be governed by commercial-manufacturing-license.html and a completed signed manufacturing schedule.

21. Internal Copies and Working Files

The Enterprise Licensee may create only the internal copies, extracts, conversions, models, simulations, and working files reasonably necessary for the Authorised Activities.

All working materials remain subject to this Agreement and must not be reused for another project, site, customer, or Physical Unit.

22. Approved Contractors and Advisers

Restricted Materials may be disclosed only to Approved Contractors with a genuine need to know and appropriate written confidentiality, security, IP, use, return, and destruction obligations.

The Enterprise Licensee remains responsible for Approved Contractors.

23. Contractor Approval Process

Schedule 2 must identify pre-approved contractor categories or named contractors. Approval may depend on:

• Role and information required.
• Country and legal jurisdiction.
• Security and confidentiality controls.
• Professional qualifications and insurance.
• Conflict, sanctions, and ownership checks.
• Return or destruction procedures.

24. Outsourcing and Cloud Services

The Enterprise Licensee must not place Restricted Materials in a cloud, software-as-a-service, managed-service, offshore-processing, or external collaboration environment unless authorised under Schedule 6 or approved in writing.

25. Security Programme

The Enterprise Licensee must maintain a security programme appropriate to the sensitivity of the Enterprise Materials. Controls should include:

• Least-privilege and role-based access.
• Multi-factor authentication.
• Encryption in transit and at rest.
• Secure endpoint and network controls.
• Logging, monitoring, and periodic access review.
• Vulnerability, patch, malware, and backup management.
• Incident response and business continuity.
• Secure transfer, printing, storage, and disposal.

26. Security Classification

Schedule 4 may classify materials as Public, Customer Only, Licensed Material, Restricted Engineering Material, Confidential, Highly Confidential, or Trade Secret.

The Enterprise Licensee must apply controls appropriate to each classification.

27. Security Incident Notification

The Enterprise Licensee must notify the Licensor without undue delay after discovering a material incident affecting Restricted Materials, Product authentication, source files, access credentials, project systems, or confidential data relevant to this Agreement.

28. AI, Machine Learning, and Automated Extraction

Except where Schedule 3 expressly authorises a controlled internal use, the Enterprise Licensee must not use Enterprise Materials for:

• AI training or fine-tuning.
• Machine learning or model evaluation.
• Dataset, embedding, vector-database, or knowledge-graph creation.
• OCR or automated text extraction.
• Computer-vision reconstruction.
• Image-to-CAD, image-to-3D, or geometry recreation.
• Automated scraping, mining, indexing, or harvesting.

Any authorised internal use must remain purpose-limited, isolated, access-controlled, non-training, non-retained beyond necessity, and subject to confidentiality and security requirements.

29. Reverse Engineering and Reconstruction

Except to the limited extent that applicable law prevents restriction, the Enterprise Licensee must not reverse engineer, decompile, disassemble, reconstruct, trace, vectorise, benchmark, or otherwise attempt to discover or recreate protected Product IP outside the Authorised Activities.

30. Patent and Registration Restrictions

Except under a separate signed cooperation agreement, the Enterprise Licensee must not file or assist with any patent, provisional patent, design registration, utility model, PCT application, continuation, divisional, national-phase, or similar application based on or materially derived from Product IP, Restricted Materials, or Confidential Information.

This contractual restriction does not represent that the Licensed Product is covered by an existing patent.

31. Improvements and Project Developments

Ownership and licensing of improvements, modifications, project-specific adaptations, integrations, corrections, and enhancements must be determined under Schedule 7 or a separate signed agreement.

No Party may assume ownership merely because it funded, proposed, designed, tested, or implemented an improvement.

32. Engineering Change Control

Changes affecting structural, safety, electrical, optical, thermal, software, firmware, performance, compliance, compatibility, or lifecycle characteristics must follow a documented change process.

The change record should identify the affected materials, risk assessment, validation evidence, implementation date, and whether Licensor approval is required.

33. Engineering Validation

Unless expressly warranted in Schedule 3, Enterprise Materials may be conceptual, reference, or pre-certification materials and must not be treated as automatically construction-ready, manufacturing-ready, certified, or approved for a specific site or jurisdiction.

The Enterprise Licensee must engage appropriately qualified professionals to perform required validation, including structural, mechanical, electrical, optical, thermal, software, firmware, materials, safety, fire, seismic, wind, pressure, environmental, human-factors, maintenance, and compliance review.

34. Regulatory, Certification, and Permit Responsibilities

The Enterprise Licensee is responsible for obtaining and maintaining all permits, consents, certifications, inspections, approvals, registrations, and professional sign-offs required for the Authorised Activities.

A licence is not a regulatory approval or professional certification.

35. Confidential Information

Confidential Information includes non-public technical, commercial, security, legal, financial, customer, supplier, software, firmware, project, and Product information disclosed in any form.

The receiving Party must use Confidential Information only for this Agreement, disclose it only to authorised recipients, protect it appropriately, notify material unauthorised access, and return or securely destroy it when required.

36. Confidentiality Exclusions

Confidentiality obligations do not apply to information the receiving Party can prove:

• Is lawfully public without breach.
• Was lawfully known without restriction.
• Was independently developed without use of Confidential Information.
• Was lawfully received from an authorised third party.
• Must be disclosed by law or compulsory process.

37. Trade Secrets and Know-How

Trade-secret information must be protected for as long as it remains legally protectable. Engineering know-how may be used only for the Authorised Activities and must not be repurposed into an unauthorised product, service, publication, course, consultancy, dataset, or IP portfolio.

38. Privacy and Personal Information

Each Party must handle personal information in accordance with applicable privacy law and its role in the processing.

Where one Party processes personal information on behalf of the other, the Parties must enter any required data-processing terms before processing begins.

39. Records and Audit

The Enterprise Licensee must maintain records sufficient to demonstrate compliance, including user, access, site, deployment, copy, project, contractor, source-file, security, validation, and fee records.

The Licensor or an independent professional bound by confidentiality may audit compliance as stated in Schedule 5, on reasonable notice except where urgent safety, security, fraud, or material-breach concerns justify faster action.

40. Usage and Deployment Reporting

If Schedule 5 requires reporting, the Enterprise Licensee must provide periodic statements showing:

• Authorised users and Affiliates.
• Sites and projects.
• Copies and controlled materials.
• Physical Units and deployment status.
• Contractors and service providers.
• Security, incident, validation, and compliance status.
• Fees, usage charges, or royalties where applicable.

41. Product Authentication and Document Integrity

The Licensor may use document numbers, hashes, serialisation, watermarks, digital signatures, customer identifiers, and other lawful methods to verify authenticity, revision, integrity, and licence history.

The Enterprise Licensee must not remove, alter, falsify, or defeat those controls.

42. Branding and Public Statements

The Enterprise Licensee may use Product names, logos, and approved brand references only as authorised in Schedule 8.

The Enterprise Licensee must not falsely claim ownership, authorship, inventorship, certification, patent status, endorsement, partnership, or official manufacturer status.

43. Publicity and Case Studies

Neither Party may issue a press release, public case study, logo use, customer reference, or public announcement concerning the enterprise relationship except as stated in Schedule 8 or approved in writing.

44. Support and Service Levels

Any support, training, onboarding, document updates, technical assistance, service levels, response targets, or account-management services are limited to Schedule 9.

45. Maintenance and Updates

Schedule 9 must state whether maintenance, updates, new revisions, corrections, software or firmware updates, and future Product versions are included or separately priced.

No right to future Products or major versions is implied.

46. Enterprise Responsibilities

The Enterprise Licensee is responsible for its personnel, contractors, sites, projects, security, validation, construction, deployment, regulatory compliance, operation, maintenance, customer obligations, and business decisions.

47. Authority and Organisational Capacity

Each Party represents that it is legally organised and authorised to enter this Agreement. The Enterprise Licensee represents that the person signing or accepting has authority to bind it.

48. Limited Product-IP Warranty

The Licensor warrants only that it has the right to grant the licence rights expressly granted, subject to disclosed third-party materials and Schedule 4.

No warranty is made that every underlying idea, method, function, or system is exclusively owned, patented, registrable, or non-infringing in every jurisdiction.

49. Disclaimer of Other Warranties

To the maximum extent permitted by law and except for express signed warranties, Enterprise Materials and support are provided on an “as is” and “as available” basis.

The Licensor does not warrant that the Licensed Product is automatically fit for the Enterprise Licensee’s specific purpose, construction-ready, manufacturing-ready, certified, error-free, or compliant with every site or jurisdiction.

50. Insurance

The Enterprise Licensee must maintain the insurance stated in Schedule 10, which may include commercial general liability, professional liability, cybersecurity, property, construction, product liability, and project-specific insurance.

51. Indemnity by Enterprise Licensee

Subject to applicable law and section 52, the Enterprise Licensee will indemnify the Licensor against third-party claims, losses, and reasonable costs arising from:

• The Enterprise Licensee’s construction, deployment, operation, or implementation.
• Unauthorised modifications, sites, uses, users, contractors, or representations.
• Breach of safety, regulatory, export, privacy, security, or project obligations.
• Breach of confidentiality, Product-IP, source-file, or access controls.
• Customer, employee, contractor, or public claims caused by the Enterprise Licensee’s activities.

52. Indemnity Procedure

The indemnified Party must give reasonably prompt notice, permit appropriate control of the defence, and provide reasonable cooperation.

No settlement may impose an admission, injunction, payment, ongoing obligation, or reputational statement on the indemnified Party without its consent.

53. Limitation of Liability

Subject to section 54 and mandatory law, neither Party is liable to the other for indirect, special, exemplary, or consequential loss, or loss of anticipated profit, opportunity, goodwill, or data, except where included in a valid third-party claim covered by an indemnity.

Any aggregate liability cap must be completed in Schedule 10 after legal and commercial review. No default cap should be assumed if that Schedule is incomplete.

54. Liability Exclusions From Cap

Any agreed cap does not apply where prohibited by law or to liabilities expressly excluded in Schedule 10, which may include:

• Fraud or wilful misconduct.
• Death or personal injury where liability cannot be limited.
• Unauthorised use or disclosure of Product IP, Confidential Information, or trade secrets.
• Unpaid fees, usage charges, royalties, or verified audit adjustments.
• Deliberate unauthorised construction, deployment, sublicensing, or IP filing.
• Liabilities covered by an express indemnity.

55. Compliance With Law

Each Party must comply with applicable law relevant to its obligations. The Enterprise Licensee is specifically responsible for construction, engineering, product safety, consumer, employment, environmental, privacy, cybersecurity, customs, sanctions, export, and public-procurement requirements applicable to its use.

56. Business-to-Business Status

The Enterprise Licensee confirms that it enters this Agreement in trade and for business purposes, not as a consumer.

The Parties do not purport to contract out of mandatory law merely by making this statement. Any permitted contracting-out provision must be specifically identified and legally reviewed.

57. Export Controls and Sanctions

The Enterprise Licensee must comply with applicable export controls, sanctions, customs, restricted-party, end-use, and technology-transfer laws.

Restricted Materials must not be transferred to a prohibited destination, person, organisation, or end use.

58. Anti-Bribery and Ethical Conduct

The Enterprise Licensee must not offer, authorise, request, receive, or conceal a bribe, kickback, improper payment, or unlawful advantage in connection with this Agreement.

59. Public-Sector and Government Use

Government, public-authority, state-owned, defence, or public-institution use must be expressly identified in Schedule 3 and may require additional procurement, security, sovereignty, records, audit, confidentiality, export, and dispute provisions.

No public-sector rights arise merely because the Enterprise Licensee is a government entity or supplier.

60. Suspension

The Licensor may suspend access, deployment, construction, branding, source-file, or other licensed rights where reasonably necessary to address:

• Non-payment or material reporting failure.
• Unauthorised users, sites, entities, projects, or deployments.
• Serious safety, security, confidentiality, or Product-IP risk.
• Sanctions, export, legal, or regulatory risk.
• Failure to cooperate with a contractually permitted audit or corrective action.

61. Termination for Cause

A Party may terminate for material breach if the breach is not cured within the period stated in Schedule 1, or immediately where the breach is incapable of cure or immediate termination is expressly permitted.

Immediate grounds may include deliberate unauthorised construction, sublicensing, IP filing, source-file disclosure, fraud, serious security misconduct, or material sanctions or criminal risk.

62. Termination for Convenience

Termination for convenience applies only if Schedule 1 expressly grants that right. The notice period, refund treatment, project wind-down, support transition, and continuing obligations must be stated there.

63. Effects of Expiry or Termination

On expiry or termination, the Enterprise Licensee must:

• Stop new use, construction, deployment, or copying except for an approved wind-down.
• Disable access by users, Affiliates, and contractors.
• Pay accrued fees and verified adjustments.
• Provide final usage, user, project, site, deployment, and materials statements.
• Return or securely destroy Restricted Materials as directed, subject to lawful archival copies.
• Preserve required records.
• Continue safety, maintenance, support, regulatory, and customer obligations for existing authorised deployments.

64. Transition and Wind-Down

Any transition or wind-down rights must be expressly agreed and may include limited continued access for safety, maintenance, regulatory, archival, or migration purposes.

No wind-down permits new projects, deployments, construction, distribution, or sublicensing.

65. Survival

Provisions intended by their nature to continue survive expiry or termination, including:

• Ownership and reserved rights.
• Confidentiality, trade-secret, and know-how restrictions.
• Accrued fees, reporting, audit, and record-retention obligations.
• Security, evidence preservation, and return or destruction duties.
• Warranties, indemnities, liability, and dispute provisions.
• Restrictions on unauthorised IP filings, sublicensing, AI use, and Product-IP misuse.

66. Evidence Preservation

After receiving notice of a dispute, audit, security incident, safety issue, suspected unauthorised use, or legal investigation, each Party must take reasonable steps to preserve relevant records and suspend routine destruction where appropriate and lawful.

67. Injunctive and Equitable Relief

Unauthorised disclosure, construction, sublicensing, source-file use, or misuse of Confidential Information or trade secrets may cause harm not adequately remedied by damages. Where permitted by law, the affected Party may seek interim or permanent equitable relief.

68. Dispute Escalation

Before commencing ordinary court proceedings, a Party should provide written notice and request good-faith negotiation between authorised senior representatives.

This does not prevent urgent interim relief, limitation-period protection, regulatory reporting, or action necessary to protect safety, security, Confidential Information, trade secrets, or Product IP.

69. Governing Law and Jurisdiction

This Agreement is governed by the laws of New Zealand. Subject to any dispute mechanism in Schedule 11 and mandatory law, the courts of New Zealand have jurisdiction.

70. Force Majeure

A Party is not liable for delay caused by an event beyond its reasonable control if it promptly notifies the other Party, uses reasonable efforts to reduce the delay, and continues unaffected obligations.

Force majeure does not excuse accrued payment, confidentiality, security, evidence preservation, or urgent safety obligations.

71. Relationship of Parties

The Parties are independent contractors. Nothing creates a partnership, joint venture, franchise, fiduciary relationship, employment relationship, or authority for one Party to bind the other.

72. Assignment and Change of Control

The Enterprise Licensee may not assign or transfer this Agreement without prior written consent. A change of control, merger, business transfer, or sale of relevant assets must comply with Schedule 1.

The Licensor may assign the Agreement in connection with a genuine merger, restructuring, sale of relevant assets, or transfer of the Blueprints Market business, subject to applicable law.

73. Notices

Formal notices must be sent to the details in Schedule 1 by an agreed method, which may include email, courier, registered post, or an approved electronic-signature platform.

74. Electronic Signatures and Counterparts

This Agreement may be signed or accepted electronically and in counterparts where permitted by law. The method must adequately identify the signatory, indicate approval, and be sufficiently reliable for the purpose and circumstances.

Electronic copies and counterparts together form one agreement.

75. Entire Agreement and Priority

This Agreement, its completed Schedules, the applicable Product Licence Agreement, and documents expressly incorporated by reference form the entire agreement concerning the Enterprise Licence.

Unless Schedule 1 states otherwise, the order of priority is:

1. A signed amendment or Product-specific enterprise schedule.
2. The completed Schedules.
3. This Agreement.
4. The Product Licence Agreement.
5. The Master Licensing Agreement at licensing.html.
6. The Marketplace Terms and applicable Website policies.

76. Amendments

A negotiated Enterprise Licence may be amended only in writing by authorised representatives, except for operational updates expressly permitted through document control, user administration, or change-management processes.

77. Waiver

Failure or delay in enforcing a right does not waive it. A waiver must be in writing and applies only to the specific matter identified.

78. Severability

If a provision is unlawful, invalid, or unenforceable, it will be interpreted, modified, or severed to the minimum extent necessary, and the remaining provisions continue.

79. No Third-Party Beneficiaries

Except where this Agreement expressly grants enforcement rights to an identified rights owner, no third party may enforce this Agreement merely because it benefits from performance.

80. Interpretation

• Headings are for convenience only.
• “Including” means including without limitation.
• Singular includes plural and vice versa where appropriate.
• A reference to law includes amendments and replacements.
• A requirement for written approval means approval by an authorised representative.
• If a deadline falls on a non-business day, it moves to the next business day unless stated otherwise.

81. Contact for Enterprise Licensing

Blueprints Market
A Trading Brand of Alpha & Omega Limited
Email: legal@blueprintsmarket.com

Schedule 1 — Parties and Core Enterprise Terms

Licensor	Alpha & Omega Limited, trading as Blueprints Market
Enterprise Licensee	[INSERT LEGAL NAME]
Registration Number	[INSERT]
Registered Address	[INSERT]
Effective Date	[INSERT]
Initial Term	[INSERT]
Renewal	[INSERT]
Territory	[INSERT]
Exclusivity	Non-exclusive unless expressly replaced: [INSERT]
Cure Period	[INSERT]
Termination for Convenience	[NONE / INSERT]
Change-of-Control Requirements	[INSERT]
Licensor Notice Details	legal@blueprintsmarket.com and [REGISTERED ADDRESS]
Licensee Notice Details	[INSERT]

Schedule 2 — Authorised Entities, Affiliates, and Contractors

Entity / Contractor	Relationship	Authorised Scope	Conditions
[INSERT]	[INSERT]	[INSERT]	[INSERT]

Schedule 3 — Licensed Product and Authorised Activities

Licensed Product	[INSERT PRODUCT NAME AND MODEL]
Product Licence Agreement	[INSERT URL / DOCUMENT ID]
Authorised Activities	[EVALUATION / RESEARCH / CONSTRUCTION / DEPLOYMENT / OPERATION / OTHER]
Authorised Projects	[INSERT]
Authorised Sites	[INSERT]
Authorised Physical Units / Deployments	[INSERT QUANTITY AND DESCRIPTION]
Commercial Manufacturing Rights	NONE unless expressly incorporated: [INSERT]
Public-Sector / Government Use	[NONE / INSERT]
AI or Automated Processing Authorisation	NONE unless expressly described: [INSERT]

Schedule 4 — Enterprise Materials and Security Classification

Material / Document	Version	Classification	Access Conditions
[INSERT]	[INSERT]	[INSERT]	[INSERT]

Excluded Materials: [INSERT]
Third-Party Materials: [INSERT]
Known Patent/Application References: [NONE IDENTIFIED / INSERT]

Schedule 5 — Fees, User Limits, Reporting, and Audits

Initial Enterprise Fee	[INSERT]
Renewal / Maintenance Fee	[INSERT]
Authorised User Limit	[INSERT]
Authorised Copy / Repository Limit	[INSERT]
Per-Site / Per-Project Fees	[INSERT / NONE]
Per-Deployment / Physical Unit Fees	[INSERT / NONE]
Usage-Based Fees / Royalties	[INSERT / NONE]
Reporting Frequency	[INSERT]
Record Retention	[INSERT YEARS]
Audit Frequency	[INSERT]
Audit Cost Threshold	[INSERT]
Payment Terms	[INSERT]
Currency and Taxes	[INSERT]

Schedule 6 — Security, Cloud, and Data Processing

• Approved Repositories and Cloud Services: [INSERT]
• Approved Countries / Data Locations: [INSERT]
• Encryption Requirements: [INSERT]
• Multi-Factor Authentication: [REQUIRED / INSERT]
• Logging and Monitoring: [INSERT]
• Backup and Recovery: [INSERT]
• Incident Notification Target: [INSERT]
• Security Assessment / Certification: [INSERT]
• Personal Information Processing: [NONE / INSERT]
• Data Processing Addendum Required: [YES / NO]
• Approved AI / Automation Use: [NONE / INSERT CONTROLLED USE]

Schedule 7 — Improvements and Project Developments

• Ownership of Enterprise Licensee Improvements: [INSERT]
• Licence-Back to Licensor: [INSERT]
• Ownership of Joint Developments: [INSERT]
• Patent Cooperation: [NONE / SEPARATE AGREEMENT / INSERT]
• Access to Project Records and Test Data: [INSERT]
• Commercialisation Rights: [INSERT]
• Reuse Rights Across Other Sites or Projects: [NONE / INSERT]

Schedule 8 — Branding, Publicity, and Attribution

• Approved Product Name: [INSERT]
• Required Attribution: [INSERT]
• Approved Logos and Brand Assets: [INSERT]
• Public Announcement Rights: [NONE / INSERT]
• Case Study Rights: [NONE / INSERT]
• Customer / Enterprise Name Use: [NONE / INSERT]
• Prohibited Claims: [INSERT]

Schedule 9 — Support, Training, Updates, and Service Levels

• Technical Onboarding: [INSERT]
• Training: [INSERT]
• Support Hours: [INSERT]
• Support Channels: [INSERT]
• Response Targets: [INSERT]
• Account Management: [INSERT]
• Document Updates: [INSERT]
• Software / Firmware Updates: [INSERT]
• Maintenance Term: [INSERT]
• Additional Professional-Service Rates: [INSERT]
• Excluded Services: [INSERT]

Schedule 10 — Insurance and Liability Parameters

Commercial General Liability	[INSERT LIMIT]
Professional Liability	[INSERT / NOT REQUIRED]
Cyber Liability	[INSERT / NOT REQUIRED]
Construction / Project Insurance	[INSERT / NOT REQUIRED]
Product Liability	[INSERT / NOT REQUIRED]
Aggregate Liability Cap	[INSERT AFTER LEGAL REVIEW]
Excluded Liabilities	[INSERT]

Schedule 11 — Dispute Resolution

• Senior Negotiation Period: [INSERT]
• Mediation: [OPTIONAL / INSERT RULES AND LOCATION]
• Arbitration: [NONE / INSERT RULES, SEAT, LANGUAGE, NUMBER OF ARBITRATORS]
• Court Jurisdiction: New Zealand unless replaced by valid agreed terms.
• Urgent Interim Relief: Available where permitted by law.

Execution and Acceptance

By signing or validly accepting this Agreement, each Party confirms that it has reviewed the completed Schedules, has authority to enter the Agreement, and intends to be legally bound.

Related Legal Documents

• Master Licensing Agreement
• Commercial Manufacturing Licence
• Marketplace Terms & Conditions
• Intellectual Property Protection Centre
• Acceptable Use Policy
• DMCA & Copyright Policy
• Trademark & Brand Identity Policy
• Engineering Disclaimer
• Export Control Policy
• Enforcement Policy

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Document	Enterprise Licence Agreement
URL	enterprise-license.html
Version	1.0
Effective Date	4 August 2026
Owner	Alpha & Omega Limited
Status	Master Negotiated Enterprise Template