What is included and what is not

Included

  • Technology licence agreement (software, SaaS platform, dataset, AI model or know-how, chosen at intake) with scope, territory, field of use and exclusivity settled
  • Delivery, acceptance, support and maintenance schedule
  • Fee schedule: licence fee, royalty, subscription or revenue share, with reporting and audit
  • Intellectual property, improvements and feedback provisions
  • Confidentiality, data protection and security terms
  • Warranty, indemnity (including IP infringement) and liability provisions set to the jurisdiction's limits
  • Review and sign-off by a lawyer admitted in the jurisdiction
  • One round of amendments after your internal review

Not included

  • Negotiation beyond the included round
  • Export control and sanctions classification of the technology
  • Open-source licence audit of the software
  • Source code escrow arrangements (an escrow agent's agreement is used; we add the clause)
  • Patent licences requiring claim-by-claim scoping (quoted with a registered patent agent)

Who it is for

For

  • Technology companies licensing a platform or model to enterprise customers
  • Research-led businesses licensing know-how to a manufacturer
  • Companies taking a licence of critical technology from a supplier

Not for

  • Mass-market click-through terms (ask for online terms)
  • Pure services engagements with no licensed technology (use the MSA product)

What the document does

Clause summaries. The product delivers the drafted and reviewed document, not a template.

Licence grant and scopeDefines the licensed technology, permitted use, territory, field, exclusivity and sub-licensing.
Delivery and acceptanceSets delivery, installation or access, acceptance testing and remedies for failure.
Improvements and feedbackAllocates ownership of improvements by each party and grants rights to feedback.
Fees, royalties and auditProvides the fee model, reporting, payment and the licensor's audit right.
Support and maintenanceSets support levels, updates, versions and end-of-life.
Intellectual property and infringementConfirms ownership, provides an infringement indemnity with procedure and remedies, and excludes misuse.
Confidentiality and source codeProtects the technology and trade secrets, with escrow release triggers where chosen.
Data, security and AI-specific termsCovers training data, outputs, model use restrictions and security obligations where an AI model or dataset is licensed.
Warranties and liabilityProvides performance and non-infringement warranties, disclaimers permitted locally and a liability cap.
Term, termination and effectsSets term, termination rights, transition, return of materials and survival.

How it runs

  1. Intake

    A questionnaire and a 45-minute call capture the technology, the commercial model, the counterparty, exclusivity, data flows and the jurisdiction.

  2. First draft

    The LegalMatrix workflow produces the agreement and schedules from the jurisdiction's technology clause library, from the side you specify.

  3. Professional review

    A lawyer admitted in the jurisdiction checks IP, liability, data protection and competition points (for example exclusivity and resale restrictions), and signs off.

  4. Signature

    After one round of amendments, signature-ready versions are issued with a schedule completion guide.

  5. Record update

    GoGoTrust files the executed licence in the company's contract and IP registers and diarises renewal and royalty reporting dates.

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Signed off by
A lawyer admitted in the jurisdiction reviews and signs off the agreement before release.

Price by office

OfficePrice
SingaporeUS$4,200
Hong KongUS$4,200
JapanUS$4,200
TaiwanUS$4,200
United StatesUS$4,200
CanadaUS$4,200
AustraliaUS$4,200
New ZealandUS$4,200
United KingdomUS$4,200
MaltaUS$4,200

Questions

Does the agreement cover AI models and training data?

Yes. The AI-specific schedule deals with permitted training, output ownership, usage restrictions and data provenance warranties, which conventional software licences omit.

Licensor-side or licensee-side?

You choose at intake. Default positions on IP ownership of improvements, warranties and liability change accordingly, and the review note explains likely pushback.

Is an infringement indemnity standard?

A licensor usually gives one for the technology as delivered, with exclusions for modifications and combinations. The scope is set at intake.

Can we include source code escrow?

The clause and release triggers are included; the escrow itself is a three-party arrangement with an escrow agent on the agent's standard terms.

What about export controls?

The agreement includes compliance obligations, but classification of the technology under export control laws is a specialist matter outside the product.

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