Version 2
Terms of Service for Corporate Framework
Effective from May 25, 2018 to August 3, 2022
These Terms of Service ("Terms") have been updated to comply with the EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and to formalize our partner relationships.
These terms govern any use of the Corporate Framework ("the Framework") provided by Corporate ("us").
By using the Framework, you ("the Customer") accept these Terms
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1. Definitions
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"The Framework"
Refers to Corporate's proprietary software platform, including all source code and related components used to build Solutions. -
"The Solution"
Refers to a specific and defined application developed for a Customer using the Framework. -
"Runtime License"
The license that grants a Customer the right to operate and allow its users to utilize one specific Solution. -
"Certified Developer"
An individual software developer who has been officially certified by Corporate to develop and maintain Solutions with the Framework. -
"Developer Hub"
The access-restricted online portal for Certified Developers containing technical documentation, source code, and support resources. -
"Partner"
An agency or technology company that has entered into a formal partnership agreement with Corporate.
2. Scope and Acceptance
2.1. Special Terms
These Terms incorporate by reference the separate Terms for Certified Developers.
By accepting these Terms, you also accept the Terms for Certified Developers.
3. License and Rights of Use
3.1. Runtime License
A valid Runtime License grants the Customer the non-exclusive right to use one Solution. This right does not grant access to the Framework's source code, the Developer Hub, or the right to make technical modifications.
3.2. Requirement for a Certified Developer
All development, maintenance, and technical modification of a Solution must be performed by a Certified Developer.
This is a non-negotiable requirement to ensure quality and security.
4. Data Processing Agreement (DPA)
4.1. GDPR
If the Customer uses a Solution to process personal data, Corporate may act as a data processor.
It is the Customer's responsibility to ensure that a valid Data Processing Agreement (DPA) has been executed with Corporate, especially if processing data that is subject to applicable data protection laws, such as Canada's Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA) or the EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
5. Partner Programs
Participation in Corporate's partner programs is subject to these Terms as well as a separate, written Partner Agreement that details the specific rights and obligations of the partnership.
6. Payment and Termination
Runtime Licenses are invoiced annually in advance, unless otherwise agreed in writing.
In the event of non-payment, Corporate reserves the right to suspend and ultimately terminate the operation of the Solution.
7. Intellectual Property
Corporate retains full ownership of and all intellectual property rights to the Framework.
The Customer owns the data entered and processed by the Customer in the Solution.
8. Limitation of Liability
The Framework is provided "as is".
Our total liability is limited to the license fees paid by the Customer in the 12 months preceding the damaging event.
We are not liable for any indirect damages or loss of data or profits.
9. Governing Law and Jurisdiction
This agreement is subject to Canadian law.
Any dispute that may arise in connection with these Terms shall be settled by the court at the location where Corporate has its headquarters at any given time.