Software License Agreement

Impact OS Software License Agreement — Review Draft 1. License grant. During an active paid subscription, Provider grants the Owner a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable right for the Owner and its authorized staff to use Impact OS for the single independent business workspace and location stated in the order. 2. Ownership. Provider and its licensors retain all ownership of Impact OS, Training OS architecture, software, templates, exercise and program systems, workflows, documentation, designs, improvements, and confidential know-how. The Owner owns its customer records, original business content, and data it enters, subject to the permissions needed to operate and support the service. 3. Restrictions. The Owner may not copy, resell, sublicense, publish, reverse engineer, scrape, extract, recreate, or use the system to build a competing product; share access outside authorized staff; remove ownership notices; expose master libraries or protected templates; or use Impact OS, Impact Performance, or related names and marks in public branding without a separate written trademark license. 4. Local responsibility. The Owner is responsible for its customers, programming decisions, staff, marketing claims, waivers, health and safety practices, privacy notices, and compliance with applicable law. Training and nutrition tools are educational and operational aids, not medical diagnosis or treatment. Qualified professionals must review decisions involving injury, pain, medical conditions, minors, or regulated advice. 5. Accounts and security. The Owner will provide accurate account information, keep logins secure, use appropriate roles, promptly remove former staff, and notify Provider of suspected misuse. Provider may take reasonable steps to protect customers, data, intellectual property, and the service. 6. Data and service providers. Provider may process Owner data and use hosting, payment, email, analytics, artificial-intelligence, and other service providers as described in the applicable privacy and data terms. The Owner confirms it has the rights and notices needed to submit data, including information about minors. 7. Availability and changes. Provider may improve, replace, or remove features while preserving the material purpose of the purchased plan. Beta or early-access features may change and may not always be available. Planned maintenance, emergencies, internet failures, and third-party outages may interrupt service. 8. Confidentiality. Each party will protect the other party's non-public business, customer, technical, and pricing information using reasonable care and use it only for the agreement. This does not cover information that is public through no breach, already lawfully known, independently developed, or lawfully received from another source. 9. Disclaimers. Except for promises expressly stated in the final signed agreement, the service is provided as available. Provider disclaims implied warranties to the maximum extent allowed by law and does not promise uninterrupted service or particular business, financial, health, or performance results. 10. Liability. To the maximum extent allowed by law, neither party is liable for indirect, special, incidental, exemplary, or consequential damages. Provider's total liability arising from the service will not exceed the fees paid by the Owner during the six months before the event giving rise to the claim, except where a limitation is prohibited by law. 11. Term and termination. This agreement begins when the Owner accepts it and completes checkout. It continues while the subscription is active. On termination, the license ends, authorized users must stop using protected materials, unpaid amounts remain due, and provisions concerning ownership, restrictions, confidentiality, disclaimers, liability, and surviving payment obligations remain in effect. 12. Final legal details. The final attorney-approved version must identify the Provider legal entity, notice addresses, governing law, dispute process, privacy terms, and any state-specific requirements before a live offer is issued. Clicking acceptance records the signer, role, date, document version, and technical evidence of acceptance.