Software license agreement template canada
Consulting Agreement for Software Development | Canada
Canadian software consultants can use this comprehensive template to prepare Consulting Agreements for clients that they are developing software for.
- This legal document template can be used in any province or territory.
- The consultant is not subject to supervision by or instructions from the client.
- The consultant indemnifies the client against claims by Revenue Canada for employee deductions, and against claims for damages, loss or injury caused by the consultant's employees.
- The consultant and its employees are bound by confidentiality and nondisclosure provisions with respect to the client's information and data.
- The client is the sole owner of all deliverables under the contract.
- The consultant will not solicit staff or customers of the client.
- The consultant provides no warranty of the deliverables and assumes no risk or liability for risk or injury resulting from the use of the deliverables.
- This is a Canadian legal form which can be used in most provinces and territories except for Quebec, where a French language version may be required.
- Download the contract immediately after you purchase it. The document is available in MS Word format and is easy to customize.
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Perpetual Software Licence | Canada
Canadian software developers can use this easy Perpetual License form to license their products to distributors who resell the apps to end users.
- The developer grants the licensee a permanent, irrevocable, perpetual, royalty-free, non-exclusive licence to distribute, resell, sublicense or otherwise make use of the software.
- In return for the perpetual licence, the licensee pays the developer a one-time licence fee.
- The developer retains ownership of the original software product. If the licensee creates derivative works from the original, the licensee will own the title to those works.
- The licensee also has the right to decompile, disassemble and reverse engineer the software.
- This Perpetual Software License form is governed by Canadian copyright and intellectual property laws. It can be used anywhere in Canada except for Quebec.
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Software Development Agreement | Canada" />
Canadian software developers, write contracts for your clients quickly and easily with this template Software Development Agreement.
- The developer will provide the deliverables, training and support.
- The developer must meet the functional specifications and delivery and installation schedule agreed to by the client.
- Provisions for acceptance testing of the software.
- After payment in full, the customer will own the software and documentation.
- Provisions limiting the developer's liability.
- Warranties of the developer with respect to the software.
- Confidentiality provisions.
- Remedies of each party in the event of default by the other party.
- Available in MS Word format.
- Intended to be used only in Canada.
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Software Integration Licence | Canada
Allow another developer to integrate software you have developed into their product under this Software Integration Licence for Canada.
- The developer grants a non-exclusive licence to a licensee so that the licensee can integrate the developer's software into a software package or product developed by the licensee, which will be distributed to resellers and end users.
- Proprietary Rights. The licence also grants the licensee the right to use the developer's trade marks and other proprietary markings in connection with the software.
- The licensee must ensure that every end user is bound by an End User Licence Agreement.
- No Sale. The parties agree that the transaction between them is not a purchase, sale or lease of the licensed products.
- The licensee must pay royalty fees and provide sales reports to the developer on a quarterly basis.
- The form also contains independent contractor, confidentiality and export restriction clauses.
- This is a Canadian legal document which can be used in most provinces and territories except Quebec, where a French language version may be required.
