EXPRESS Edition Sample Clauses

The "EXPRESS Edition" clause defines a specific version or tier of a product or service being offered under the agreement. Typically, this clause outlines the features, limitations, or scope of the EXPRESS Edition, distinguishing it from other editions such as Standard or Premium. For example, the EXPRESS Edition may include only basic functionalities or limited support compared to higher tiers. The core function of this clause is to clearly delineate what the customer is entitled to receive, thereby preventing misunderstandings about the level of service or features included.
EXPRESS Edition. Software intended for Productive Use and Non-productive Use, made available free of charge. The EXPRESS Edition shall be active until the Environment Database exceeds the size of 10 GB. Unless a separate agreement made between the Licensee and the Licensor expressly stipulates otherwise, it is prohibited to use the Software in the DEMO Edition and the EXPRESS Edition simultaneously; it is prohibited for one Licensee to use more than one EXPRESS Edition simultaneously.
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EXPRESS Edition the edition of the Software intended for productive use as well as non-productive use, free of charge. The EXPRESS Edition is active until the WEBCON Business Process Suite database exceeds the size of 10
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