Co-branded Badges Sample Clauses

Co-branded Badges. Upon request from your organization, UiPath may issue Badges to your users, co-branded with your company name, trademark or logo. You grant UiPath a transferable, sub-licensable, royalty-free, non-exclusive, worldwide, valid for the entire duration of the rights, license to copy, incorporate, and display, as applicable, your company name, trademarks, and logos into Badges, and to distribute Badges to the users designated by you. UiPath’s use of your company name, trademarks or logos does not create any ownership right therein and all rights not granted to UiPath are reserved by you. You acknowledge and agree that: (i) Badges can only be issued by UiPath; (ii) you are solely responsible for verifying your users’ eligibility to receive a Badge, and UiPath is not responsible for your decision to issue a Badge to a user; therefore UiPath makes no representations or warranties of any kind regarding the academic achievement or qualifications of users in your organization; (iii) UiPath does not control the visibility or use of Badges by your users and will not be able to remove Badges after they are displayed on website or social media profiles; and
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