Web-based License; Reservation of Title Sample Clauses

Web-based License; Reservation of Title. If purchased by Customer as specified on the Order Form, Moodlerooms grants to Customer and Customer End Users, and Customer and Customer End Users accept, a nonexclusive license and right to use the SaaS Service via the Internet and use the user documentation related to the SaaS Service (the “Documentation”) only as authorized in the Agreement, for its own purpose and operations, during the Term. The SaaS Service will not be provided to Customer or Customer End Users in CD-ROM form (or any other form of media) and will not be installed on any servers or other computer equipment owned or otherwise controlled by Customer or Customer End Users. Instead, the SaaS Service will be hosted by Moodlerooms and accessed and used by Customer and Customer End Users through the use of the Internet and Customer’s and/or Customer End Users’ computers. The SaaS Service as used by Customer and Customer End Users remains the property of Moodlerooms and all title to the SaaS Service and Documentation remains with Moodlerooms, excluding materials, such as code, documentation or services, which are licensed from Moodle.
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