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Shopware 5 is licensed dually. The End-User-License-Agreement („EULA“) for the Professional-, Enterprise Business- and Enterprise-Cluster-editions can be found under I., the GNU Affero General Public License (“AGPLv3”) for the Community-edition can be found under II.
I. End-User-License-Agreement („EULA“)
1. Scope
This End-User-License-Agreement („EULA“) applies to all contracts entered into by an entrepreneur (“customer”) and the shopware AG and by which the customer purchases shopware 5 as Professional-, Enterprise Business-, or Enterprise Cluster-Edition. These contracts will hereafter be referred to as Professional-, Enterprise Business- or Enterprise Cluster-contract.
2. Subject matter of the contract
2.1. Subject matter of the Professional-, Enterprise Business- or Enterprise Cluster-contract is shopware 5 („Base Product“). Shopware 5 is a shop software. It is a standard-shop-system that is designed for operating an online shop. Shopware enables the customer to realize his online shop.
2.2. The base product is offered as open source software in the Community-edition and proprietary in the editions Professional, Enterprise Business and Enterprise Cluster. Subject matter of this EULA is the proprietary editions. The license for the Community-edition can be found under II.
2.3. Professional-contract
Subject matters of the Professional-contract are the base product and additional support services for this product in the support-category Silver for a period of six months. The provisions for the support services can be found under http://www.shopware.de/shopware-supportuebersicht/?sCategory=385.
2.4. Enterprise Business-contract
Subject matter of the Enterprise Business-contract are the base product and all Shopware-Premium-Plug-ins („Shopware-Premium-Plug-ins“). Additionally, the shopware AG provides support for these products in the support-category Silver for a period of six month. The provisions for the support services can be found under http://www.shopware.de/shopware-supportuebersicht/?sCategory=385.
2.5. Enterprise Cluster-contract
Subject matter of the Enterprise Cluster-contract are the base product and all Shopware-Premium-Plug-ins („Shopware-Premium-Plug-ins“). Additionally, on the basis of the simultaneously concluded support contract the shopware AG provides support services for these products in the support-category Diamond. The provisions for the support services can be found under http://www.shopware.de/shopware-supportuebersicht/?sCategory=385.
2.6. Shopware Premium Plug-ins are additions to the base product. A list of these Plug-ins can be found under http://www.shopware.de/die-shopsoftware/versionsvergleich/.
3. Remuneration
The prices listed in the shopware AG’s price list at the date the contract is concluded are valid. The prices are net prices. The price list can be found under http://www.shopware.de/die-shopsoftware/ueberblick/preisliste/.
4. Rights of use for operating an online shop
4.1. The base product and the Shopware Premium-Plug-ins are protected by copyright.
4.2. The shopware AG transfers and assigns a single, non-exclusive right of use for an unlimited period to the customer. The customer may use the base product and – if they form part of the contract – the Shopware Premium-Plug-ins to operate as many online shops as agreed upon in the particular contract for an unlimited period of time.
4.3. Number of online shops
4.3.1. Professional- contract
The shopware AG transfers and assigns a single, non-exclusive right of use to the customer to operate one online shop by using the base product for an unlimited period of time. For the attainment of this contractual purpose, the customer may install the base product on one web- or database-server. He may also run and copy it to attain the contractual purpose. If no other agreements have been made, the customer may use the base product on only one web- or database-server. Using the base product for operating another online shop has to be licensed anew by the shopware AG („Enlargement by Shopware Premium-Plug-in; Subshop“).
4.3.2. Enterprise Business- contract
The shopware AG transfers and assigns a single, non-exclusive right of use to the customer to operate one online shop respectively as test and productive operation by using the base product and the Shopware Premium-Plug-ins for an unlimited period of time. For the attainment of this contractual purpose, the customer may install the base product and the Shopware Premium-Plug-ins respectively for test and productive operation on one web- or database-server. He may also run and copy it to attain the contractual purpose. If no other agreements have been made, the customer may use the base product and the Shopware Premium Plug-ins respectively on only one web- or database-server for the test and the productive operation. Using the base product and/or the Shopware Premium-Plug-ins for operating another online shop as test and/or productive operation has to be licensed anew by the shopware AG („Enlargement by Shopware Premium-Plug-in; Subshop“).
4.3.3. Enterprise Cluster-contract
4.3.3.1. The shopware AG transfers and assigns a single, non-exclusive right of use to the customer to operate online shops as test and productive operation by using the base product and the Shopware Premium-Plug-ins for an unlimited period of time. For the attainment of this contractual purpose, the customer may install the base product and the Shopware Premium-Plug-ins for test and productive operation on web- or database-servers. He may also run and copy it to attain the contractual purpose. The right is transferred and assigned to use the base product and the Shopware Premium-Plug-ins on the number of web- or database servers or for operating the number of online shops agreed upon in the contract. The customer may respectively operate a corresponding number of online shops as a test and a productive operation. If no provisions as to the number of web- or database-servers or the number of online shops are made in the contract, the customer may use the base product and the Shopware Premium-Plug-ins on up to two web- or database-servers.
4.3.3.2. The number of web- or database-servers the customer may use the base product and the Shopware Premium-Plug-ins on can be increased after the contract has been concluded („Expanded Use“). The expanded use is agreed upon on the customer’s request. On request, the shopware AG offers an agreement to the customer that especially specifies the remuneration in accordance with the price list (see clause 3). With this offer and under the condition that the remuneration is paid, the shopware AG transfers and assigns the rights described in clause 4.3.3.1. to the customer. The customer accepts the offer by payment.
4.3.3.3. If the base product and the Shopware Premium-Plug-ins are used on a higher number of web- or database-servers as agreed upon and described in clauses 4.3.3.1. and 4.3.3.2., the customer has to reimburse the shopware AG as if a contract had been concluded for the number of web- or database-servers that the products are in fact used on. The level of remuneration is determined by the price list and the number of web- and database-servers by which the effective use exceeds the licensed used according to clauses 4.3.3.1. and 4.3.3.2. The price list is accessible under http://www.shopware.de/die-shopsoftware/ueberblick/preisliste/. The shopware AG charges the customer by generating an invoice.
This does affect the enforcement of further claims.
4.4. The customer can use the base product once he has downloaded it from the shopware AG’s website and unlocked it using the license key assigned to him. The license key is assigned once the shopware AG received the remuneration. The number of license keys corresponds to the number of web- and database-servers the customer may use the base product on. The way by which the customer receives the license key, e.g. email, shopware store or sales partner, depends on the way by which the customer bought the product. If the customer does not receive a copy of the base product, he will be informed about how and where to download the base product when receiving the license key.
4.5. The base product can be downloaded from http://wiki.shopware.de/Downloads_cat_448.html.
4.6. If, according to clause 2, Shopware Premium-Plug-ins are also part of the contract, the customer receives license keys for all these plug-ins with the license key for the base product. The customer also receives instructions, where and how to download and install the plug-ins. The Shopware Premium-Plug-ins have to be downloaded and unlocked with license keys on top of the base product, before they can be used.
5. Right to modify
The shopware AG transfers and assigns the right to modify the base product and the Shopware Premium-Plug-ins to the customer, so he can adapt them to the needs of his online shop. He may especially modify the base product and the plug-ins by adapting the front-end using the template language Smarty. The customer may not transfer the modified base product or the modified Shopware Premium-Plug-ins to a third party.
6. Obligations not to use
6.1. Any use of the base product or the Shopware Premium-Plug-ins not explicitly allowed by clauses 4 and 5 is prohibited. Especially, it is prohibited to distribute the base product or the Shopware Premium-Plug-ins, to copy them, to rent them out or to make them publicly available.
6.2. Clause 6.1. does not restrict the customer’s right to move the base product or – if they are part of the contract – the Shopware Premium Plug-ins to another web- or database-server or to use it under a different domain after the contract has been concluded (“Relocation”). In this case, the shopware AG assigns new license keys to the customer on request and without further costs. The new license keys enable the customer to unlock the base product and the Shopware Premium-Plug-ins on a new web- or database server. When relocating the base product and the Shopware Premium-Plug-ins, the customer has to delete them on the server they where used on before and has to prove the deletion to the shopware AG for example by signing a certificate of deletion.
6.3. Any other use of the base product and the Shopware Premium-Plug-ins, such as decompiling, disassembling and reverse engineering are prohibited. This does not apply to changes made in accordance with clause 5.
6.4. This clause does not apply, if the relevant act of use is allowed by law, by fair use and/or other provisions of that country’s law, where the web- or database-server is located that the base product and/or the Shopware Premium-Plug-ins are used on.
7. Transmission
7.1. The base product and – if they form part of the contract – the Shopware Premium-Plug-ins, as well as the rights transferred and assigned by clauses 4 and 5 can be permanently transferred to a third party, if this third party agrees to the terms of this EULA. The third party is allowed to use the software to the same extend as the customer was by virtue of the Professional-, Enterprise Business- or Enterprise Cluster-contract.
7.2. When transmitting the product and/or the Shopware Premium-Plug-ins the customer is obliged to delete his copies of these products on the web- or database-servers these products where used on before and has to prove the deletion to the shopware AG for example by signing a certificate of deletion.
7.3. The shopware AG assigns a new license key to the third party on request and without further costs, so the third party can unlock the base product and/or the Shopware Premium-Plug-ins on a new web- or database server.
8. WARRANTY
8.1. THE SHOPWARE AG WARRANTS THE FUNCTIONING OF THE BASE PRODUCT AND THE SHOPWARE PREMIUM-PLUG-INS FOR THE ATTAINMENT OF THE CONTRACTUAL PURPOSE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE LEGAL PROVISIONS. HOWEVER, THE SHOPWARE AG DOES NOT WARRANT THE SUCCESSFUL IMPLEMENTATION OF THE ONLINE SHOP BY THE CUSTOMER OR THE SUCCESS OF THE ONLINE SHOP OPERATED WITH THE PRODUCT AND THE SHOPWARE PREMIUM-PLUG-INS. THE SHOPWARE AG DOES NOT WARRANT THE UNDISTURBED FUNCTIONING OF THE INTERNET-ACCESS, THE WEB- OR DATABASE-SERVER OR OF THE HARD- AND SOFTWARE USED BY THE CUSTOMER THAT IS NOT SUBJECT MATTER OF THE PROFESSIONAL-, ENTERPRISE BUSINESS- OR ENTERPRISE CLUSTER-CONTRACT. THE SHOPWARE AG DOES NOT WARRANT THE UNDISTURBED PERFORMANCE BY THE CUSTOMER’S INTERNET PROVIDER.
8.2. TO THE KNOWLEDGE OF THE SHOPWARE AG THE SOFTWARE DOES NOT INTERFERE WITH, INFRINGE UPON, MISAPPROPRIATE OR VIOLATE ANY MATERIAL INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS OF THIRD PARTIES IN ANY MATERIAL RESPECT. IN THE EVENT OF ANY THIRD PARTY CLAIMING RIGHTS WITH REGARD TO THE SOFTWARE OR CLAIMING THE INADMISSIBILITY OF USING THE SOFTWARE FOR THE ATTAINMENT OF THE CONTRACTUAL PURPOSE THE PARTY TO THE CONTRACT BEING FACED WITH THE CLAIMS SHALL INFORM THE OTHER PARTY TO THE CONTRACT ABOUT THE CLAIMS. NOTWITHSTANDING THE STATUTORY WARRANTIES THE CUSTOMER WILL IMMEDIATELY END THE USE OF THE SOFTWARE WHEN REQUESTED TO DO SO BY THE SHOPWARE AG.
9. LIABILITY
9.1. THE SHOPWARE AG IS LIABLE UNDER THE STATUTORY PROVISIONS FOR ALL DAMAGES RESULTING FROM WILLFUL OR GROSSLY NEGLIGENT VIOLATION OF OBLIGATIONS OR ANY CULPABLE VIOLATION OF SUBSTANTIAL CONTRACTUAL OBLIGATIONS (“SUBSTANTIAL CONTRACTUAL OBLIGATIONS”), THE OBSERVANCE OF WHICH IS A PREREQUISITE FOR ENABLING THE PROPER FULFILLMENT OF THE CONTRACT AND THAT THE CUSTOMER REGULARLY TRUSTS AND IS ENTITLED TO EXPECT AND WHOSE VIOLATION CURTAILS SUCH CUSTOMER RIGHTS WHOSE PROVISION IS THE VERY OBJECT OF THIS CONTRACT IN ITS CONTENT AND PURPOSE. THE SHOPWARE AG IS ALSO LIABLE UNDER THE STATUTORY PROVISIONS FOR DAMAGES CAUSED BY THE ABSENCE OF A WARRANTED QUALITY OR THAT RESULTS FROM ANY MORTAL INJURY, PHYSICAL HARM OR HEALTH DAMAGE THAT HAS BEEN CAUSED BY ANY NEGLIGENT OR WILLFUL VIOLATION OF OBLIGATIONS BY THE SHOPWARE AG OR ITS LEGAL REPRESENTATIVES, OR FOR WHICH PROVISION IS MADE UNDER PRODUCT LIABILITY LAW.
9.2. IN CASES OF SLIGHTLY NEGLIGENT VIOLATION OF SUBSTANTIAL CONTRACTUAL OBLIGATION, THE LIABILITY OF THE SHOPWARE AG IS LIMITED TO SUCH DAMAGES TYPICAL FOR THE TYPE OF CONTRACT AND THAT MIGHT BE ANTICIPATED IN THE CONNECTION WITH SERVICES PROVIDED UNDER THE CONTRACT, UNLESS THE DAMAGES INVOLVE MORTAL INJURY, PHYSICAL HARM OR HEALTH DAMAGE.
9.3 NOTWITHSTANDING CLAUSE 9.1. THE SHOPWARE AG IS NOT LIABLE FOR ANY DAMAGE IRRESPECTIVE OF THE LEGAL NATURE OF THE CLAIM. THE SHOPWARE AG CAN ESPECIALLY NOT BE HELD LIABLE FOR DAMAGES CAUSED BY THE LOSS OF DATA, INSOFAR AS THE DAMAGES WOULD HAVE BEEN PREVENTED HAD THE COSTUMER REGULARLY AND FULLY SAVED ALL RELEVANT DATA. SHOPWARE AG IS FURTHER NOT LIABLE FOR ANY DAMAGES CAUSED BY CHANGES TO THE SOFTWARE THE CUSTOMER MADE IN BREACH OF THIS CONTRACT.
10. Data processing
The shopware AG particularly pays attention to meeting its obligations under data protection laws. It does not use the customer’s personal data for other purposes than to fulfill its contractual obligations. Personal data is not transferred to third parties. Further information can be found in the data protection declaration.
11. Miscellaneous
11.1. In the case that any provision is invalid or that anything has been omitted from the EULA, all other provisions shall still remain valid.
11.2. The Professional-, Enterprise Business or Enterprise Cluster-contract shall be governed by and construed in accordance with German Law under exclusion of the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG)
11.3. The local jurisdiction is the regional court of Düsseldorf.
11.4. In case of doubt, the German version of this EULA shall prevail.
II. GNU Affero General Public License („AGPLv3“)
1.
Additional permission under AGPLv3, Sec. 7:
If you modify this Program, or any covered work, by combining it with Plug-ins entirely written by you, the licensors of this Program grant you additional permission to convey those Plug-ins under terms of your choice, provided that those terms do not place additional restrictions on the Program.
2.
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