Access to Beta Software Sample Clauses
The 'Access to Beta Software' clause governs the terms under which users or customers may use pre-release or beta versions of a software product. Typically, this clause outlines that the beta software may be incomplete, subject to change, and potentially less stable than the final release, and it may restrict how the software can be used or distributed. Its core function is to set expectations and limit liability for the provider by clarifying the provisional nature of the beta software and the risks involved in its use.
Access to Beta Software. Licensor agrees to provide Mercury Interactive with Beta releases of new versions or Updates of the Licensor Software as soon as they are available to any other partner or customer of Licensor, or in the absence of a beta release, with a target of ninety (90) days’ notice of a general release of an Update or new product, in each case for internal evaluation, development, integration and testing use only by Mercury Interactive and Affiliates in accordance with the applicable licenses granted in Section 2.1.
Access to Beta Software. Customer shall allow Licensor, at mutually agreed upon times, reasonable access to the Beta Software on Customer’s system or in the hosted environment for the purpose of using, testing, modifying, updating, evaluating, demonstrating and correcting the Beta Software.