casemark/pos-license
skills/legal/pos-license/SKILL.md
Drafts Software and POS System License Agreements for proprietary software use between licensor and licensee. Covers license grants, financial terms, IP, PCI-DSS data security, SLAs, and termination. Use when drafting POS software licenses, SaaS subscriptions, franchise technology licenses, or software distribution agreements.
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SKILL.md
- name:
- pos-license
- language:
- en
- description:
- Drafts Software and POS System License Agreements for proprietary software use between licensor and licensee. Covers license grants, financial terms, IP, PCI-DSS data security, SLAs, and termination. Use when drafting POS software licenses, SaaS subscriptions, franchise technology licenses, or software distribution agreements.
Software & POS System License Agreement
Drafts a license agreement governing access, installation, and operation of proprietary software and POS system technology.
Prerequisites
Gather before drafting:
- Parties — legal names, entity types, jurisdictions, bound affiliates
- Software specs — deployment model (cloud/on-premises/hybrid), components, documentation, source vs. object code
- Commercial terms — pricing model, payment schedule, renewal structure, user/location counts
- Technical requirements — hardware integration, payment processing, inventory management, multi-location needs
- Regulations — PCI-DSS, GDPR/CCPA applicability, state-specific licensing rules
Quick Start
- Collect party and software details per Prerequisites
- Draft each section below in order, flagging gaps with
[NEEDS INPUT] - Mark jurisdiction-specific items with
[JURISDICTION NOTE] - Run Checks before finalizing
Drafting Sections
1. Recitals & Definitions
- Identify parties with entity type, principal place of business, jurisdiction
- Establish licensor ownership context and licensee's business need
- Define all capitalized terms in a dedicated section or on first use
2. Grant of License
| Parameter | Options | |---|---| | Exclusivity | Exclusive / Non-exclusive | | Term | Perpetual / Fixed / Renewable | | Scope | Internal use only / Third-party service permitted | | Users | Named / Concurrent / Unlimited | | Locations | Single-site / Multi-location / Geographic limits | | Code access | Object code only / Source code included | | Deployment | Cloud / On-premises / Hybrid | | Updates | Included / Separate fee / Major vs. minor | | Sublicensing | Prohibited / With consent / Affiliate carve-out |
Explicitly restrict reverse engineering, decompilation, disassembly, and derivative works unless negotiated.
3. Financial Terms
- Fee structure — one-time / subscription / per-user / per-transaction / hybrid
- Payment — due dates, methods, currency
- Late payments — interest rate, grace period
- Renewal pricing — auto-renewal terms, escalation cap, notice period
- Taxes — allocate sales/use/VAT responsibility
- Audit rights — licensor verifies user-count/transaction-volume compliance; underpayment reconciliation
4. Intellectual Property
- Licensor retains all ownership; license conveys no title
- Derivative works/customizations — specify ownership (typically licensor)
- Licensee feedback assigned to licensor without compensation
- Licensee business data remains licensee property; system architecture remains licensor property
5. Confidentiality & Data Protection
- Mutual NDA with standard carve-outs; survives termination (specify duration)
- POS-specific:
- PCI-DSS compliance for payment card data
- Encryption in transit + at rest
- Breach notification timeline and procedure
- GDPR/CCPA: identify controller vs. processor; include DPA if required
6. Warranties & SLAs
Limited warranty (typically 90 days): software substantially conforms to specs. Exclusive remedy: defect correction, then refund if correction not commercially reasonable.
POS performance SLAs (if applicable):
| Metric | Target | Remedy | |---|---|---| | Uptime | 99.X% | Service credits | | Transaction speed | < X seconds | Escalation | | Support response | X hours | Penalty/credit |
Disclaimers: disclaim implied warranties (merchantability, fitness, non-infringement) to maximum extent permitted. No warranty of uninterrupted/error-free operation.
7. Liability & Indemnification
- Exclusion — consequential, incidental, indirect, special, punitive damages
- Cap — lesser of (a) fees paid in preceding 12 months or (b) total fees paid
- Carve-outs — confidentiality breach, IP infringement, gross negligence, willful misconduct, violation of law
- Mutual indemnity — third-party claims from breach, negligence, or legal violations
- Procedure — prompt notice → cooperation → indemnifying party controls defense/settlement
8. Term & Termination
| Trigger | Notice | Cure Period | |---|---|---| | Convenience | 30–90 days | N/A | | Material breach | Immediate after cure | 15–30 days | | Insolvency | Immediate | N/A |
Post-termination: cessation of usage rights, return/destroy software and confidential info, final payment, POS deactivation, data migration transition period, prorated refunds (if without cause), early termination penalties (if applicable).
Survival: confidentiality, IP ownership, liability limits, indemnification, governing law.
9. Dispute Resolution
- Governing law — specified state, exclude conflict-of-laws
- Venue — exclusive jurisdiction in designated courts
- ADR ladder — executive negotiation (15–30 days) → mediation (AAA/JAMS) → litigation or binding arbitration
- Fee shifting — prevailing party or each bears own (specify)
10. General Provisions
Severability, entire agreement/merger, amendment (written, signed), assignment restrictions (licensee restricted; licensor may assign to affiliates/in M&A), notice methods, non-waiver, force majeure, signature blocks with authority confirmation.
Checks
- Use plain language; avoid archaic legalese ("witnesseth," "whereas")
- Consistent defined terms throughout; capitalize on each use
- Number all sections for cross-reference
- Adapt license terms for POS concerns: hardware integration, payment processing, inventory management, multi-location deployment
- Verify UCC Article 2/2A compliance, consumer protection laws, and industry regulations
- For franchise contexts: cross-check FDD Item 11 and franchise agreement technology provisions
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