Terms of Use 1. RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF THE PARTIES 1.1. The sub-licensee undertakes: 1.1.1. Accept the license to use the software to the extent and subject to conditions determined by the Licensee. 1.1.2. Comply with copyright holder of the software. 1.2. Licensee undertakes: 1.2.1. Provide the Sublicensee with access to the software by sending authorization data in the Personal Account to the email address provided by the Sublicensee. 1.3. In the case of the Sublicensee’s software self-tuning, the Sublicensee is fully responsible for the proper functioning of this setting and the software as a whole. 1.4. The sub-licensee is responsible for violation of the License Rights of the Copyright Holder for the software in accordance with applicable law. 1.5. The Licensee guarantees the validity of its right to transfer a non-exclusive license to use the Software to the Sublicensee. 2. MARKETING Sublicensee permits Licensee to declare that Sublicensee has become the end user of licensed software. 3. CIRCUMSTANCES 3.1. None of the Parties under this Agreement shall be liable for failure to perform or improper performance of obligations assumed under this Agreement if the failure to fulfill or violation is caused by force majeure circumstances. Under force majeure circumstances, the Parties agreed on a list of circumstances, based on clause 1.3. Provisions on the procedure for the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Russian Federation to testify to force majeure circumstances (force majeure), which is an appendix to Decree of the RF CCI Board dated December 23, 2015 No. 173-14, namely: natural disasters (earthquake, flood, hurricane); fire; mass diseases (epidemics); strikes; hostilities; Act of terrorism; sabotage; traffic restrictions; prohibitive measures of states; the prohibition of trade operations, including with individual countries, as a result of the adoption of international sanctions and other circumstances beyond the control of the Parties that have the sign of unpredictability, inevitability and emergency. 3.2. The Party, citing the fact that it is not able to fulfill its obligations under this Agreement, is obliged to notify the other Party of the fact and time of the occurrence of such a circumstance no later than 10 (ten) calendar days from the date of such a circumstance and provide a certificate confirming the existence of such circumstances, issued by a body or organization that usually issues such certificates in accordance with established business practices. 3.3. In the cases specified in clause 6.1 of this Agreement, the deadline for fulfilling its terms is postponed for the duration of the force majeure circumstances or for another period as agreed by the Parties. The parties undertake to notify each other in writing about the fact and time of the end of the force majeure event within a period not later than 10 (ten) calendar days. 3.4. The Parties agreed that at any time during the term of this Agreement, the Copyright Holder has the right to withdraw (cancel) access to the Sublicensee’s Software, without refund, subject to distribution to the Sublicensee (as well as persons and persons directly or indirectly managing the Sublicensee affiliated with it) ) measures of the sanctions regime, expressed in the adoption of international governmental and / or commercial sanctions. The parties agreed that the revocation (cancellation) of access to the Software by the Copyright Holder due to the adoption of international sanctions against the Sublicensee is a force majeure event, the relevant confirmation of which will be the publication of relevant information on the official government website of the Department of the United States Department of the Office of Foreign Control Assets (OFAC) https://sanctionssearch.ofac.treas.gov/, which takes precedence over clause 6.2. of this Agreement, about which the Parties are not entitled to declare a lack of awareness, and also are not entitled to file mutual claims. 4. PRIVACY 4.1. Confidential information may be disclosed by one of the Parties to third parties only after obtaining the written permission of the other Party and provided that the persons to whom the Confidential information is disclosed have undertaken the obligation not to disclose the Confidential Information. 5. SETTLEMENT OF DISPUTES 5.1. The parties intend to resolve all disputes and disagreements through negotiations. Claim dispute resolution is binding on the Parties. 5.2. If the Parties have not reached agreement through negotiations, the subject of the dispute shall be considered in the Arbitration Court at the location of the Claimant. 6. OTHER CONDITIONS 6.1. All conditions for the additional acquisition of software licensing rights are negotiated by the Parties in the form of separate Annexes to the concluded Agreement. 6.2. Work on setting up, training, maintaining, changing the configuration of the transferred software, as well as other work and / or services are specified in separate agreements.