POLICY 6 — DIGITAL PRODUCT LICENCE / EULA
Effective: October 12, 2026 · Last updated: October 12, 2026
1.Licence grant
Subject to payment and compliance with the applicable product licence, MHS grants the customer a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable licence to use the purchased product for the purposes and within the scope stated on the product page.
The specific product licence prevails over these general terms where it expressly addresses a particular feature or permitted use.
2.Ownership
Unless explicitly stated otherwise, copyright and other intellectual property rights remain with their respective owners.
A customer purchases a right to use the product, not ownership of its source code, copyright, trademarks or underlying intellectual property.
3.Permitted use
Subject to the product-specific licence, permitted use may include:
• Installing and running the product in the supported environment.
• Using the product for the customer's own engineering work.
• Creating outputs using the product.
• Making reasonable backups where legally permitted.
• Using the product within the number of users, devices or workstations expressly authorised.
The listing must specify whether a licence is personal, individual, commercial, team-based, workstation-based or enterprise-wide.
4.Restrictions
Unless expressly authorised in writing or permitted by applicable law, you must not resell, sublicense, rent or redistribute the product; share paid download links or licence keys with unauthorised users; remove copyright notices; circumvent licence enforcement; reverse engineer or decompile the product (except where legally non-waivable); or represent the product as your own.
5.Updates and support
Updates, upgrades, maintenance and support are included only where stated in the relevant product listing or licence.
An update to a supported host application may affect compatibility. We will describe known compatibility requirements and material changes where reasonably practicable.
6.Third-party software
A product may depend on third-party software, APIs, libraries or host applications. Such components may be governed by separate terms and licences. Customers are responsible for complying with those terms, and MHS should identify material dependencies where known.
7.Open-source components
Where a product includes open-source components, the applicable open-source licences continue to govern those components. Nothing in this EULA overrides rights granted by an applicable open-source licence.
8.Licence termination
The licence may be suspended or terminated where the customer materially violates its terms, subject to applicable law and any required notice or opportunity to cure.
Termination does not automatically erase a customer's mandatory legal rights or entitlements that the law requires to continue.
9.No implied certification
A product listing does not imply that a product is officially certified, endorsed or approved by a third-party software vendor unless that status is expressly substantiated and accurately disclosed.