TERMS APPLICABLE TO STANDALONE LICENCE OF API Clause Samples

This clause defines the specific terms and conditions that apply when an API is licensed independently, rather than as part of a broader software or service package. It typically outlines the rights granted to the licensee, such as permitted uses of the API, any restrictions on modification or redistribution, and obligations regarding security or confidentiality. By clearly delineating the rules for standalone API use, this clause ensures both parties understand their rights and responsibilities, reducing the risk of misuse or legal disputes.
TERMS APPLICABLE TO STANDALONE LICENCE OF API. Where your Licence Identification specifies that API is licensed to you on a Stand-Alone Basis, the following provisions will also apply: 1. In addition to the rights licensed in Clause I.2, you may: (a) develop one or more Add-Ins that add value to the Software and integrate into, customise, automate the Software, or otherwise Access the API subject to the restrictions set out in section 2; (b) subject to our written approval, and becoming a member of any relevant Developer Programme we may have in place, distribute Add-Ins that Access the API for commercial or non-commercial purposes; and (c) copy the unmodified APIs (object code only), as integrated or compiled into your Add-Ins, as necessary for permitted distribution of Add-Ins. 2. In addition to the obligations in ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇, you agree: (a) to include our Copyright Statement in the credit screen and associated documentation of each Add-In; (b) not to develop Add-Ins that Access the API for commercial purposes or otherwise that reproduce or are substantially similar to features or functionality provided by STAMPACK GmbH; and (c) not to develop Add-Ins, of any description, that circumvent any TPM that exist in the Software. 3. You warrant to us that your development of any Add-Ins will be in accordance with this Licence and will not infringe the rights of any third party. 4. You agree to indemnify and defend us against any and all losses suffered by us (including legal expenses) arising out of or in connection with any claim, action or allegation that your development of any Add-Ins infringes the rights of any third party. 5. You acknowledge that the API is subject to change as new versions and updates of the Software are released, and that such changes may require you to alter, modify, update, recompile and/or rewrite any Add-Ins you have developed and may detrimentally affect the functionality of your Add-In. 6. Future versions of the Software may include functionality provided by an existing Add-In. You agree to cease further development, except to remove competing functionality or any other development requested by us, of your Add-In if this occurs until such competing functionality is removed.
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