Rights to Webtools and Hosted Site Clause Samples

The 'Rights to Webtools and Hosted Site' clause defines the ownership and usage rights related to any web-based tools and the hosted website provided under the agreement. Typically, this clause clarifies whether the client or the service provider retains intellectual property rights to the developed webtools, as well as the extent to which the client can use, modify, or transfer the hosted site. For example, it may specify if the client receives a license to use proprietary software or if the provider maintains control over the hosting environment. The core function of this clause is to prevent disputes by clearly allocating rights and responsibilities regarding digital assets created or managed during the engagement.
Rights to Webtools and Hosted Site. A. Any database provided and maintained, updated, corrected, supplemented, or in any manner modified through use and as part of the Webtools during the Webtools Term shall also be Work Product under the PFA. B. All reports generated for WRF Users in their use of the Webtools shall be the property of [the inquiring WRF User]. C. The brand name for the Webtools service shall be [insert] (“Webtools Brand”). The Webtools Brand and the domain name [insert address of Hosted Site] shall be owned by WRF. WRF shall have the exclusive right to seek trademark registration on the Webtools Brand, and to register the domain name. The look and feel and all other text, graphics, photos, presentations, design, layout of the Hosted Site shall be Deliverables and Work Product, and the exclusive copyright of WRF. D. [optional]The Hosted Site shall be branded with the Webtools Brand and with the names, marks, and logos of WRF (collectively with the Webtools Brand, the “WRF Marks”). The Hosted Site shall prominently feature a link to ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇, and any other website directed by WRF. WRF grants to Sub-recipient a limited, restricted, revocable license to display the WRF Marks solely on the Hosted Site, and in all events consistent with WRF’s use requirements and standards associated with the WRF Marks. The Webtools, the Hosted Site, and Sub-recipient’s hosting, support and maintenance services for the foregoing shall meet or exceed the quality, integrity and professionalism standards associated with the WRF Marks. WRF retains the right to monitor use of the WRF Marks and the Hosted Site generally, and to require Sub-recipient to correct any failures to meet WRF’s quality standards associated with the WRF Marks, or to terminate Sub-recipient’s license to display the WRF Marks.
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