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PRECEDENTS
Precedent API Terms of Use for Developer Integrations: Access, Licences, Data Protection, IP, Liability, Indemnities and Termination (England and Wales)
API Terms of Use
Please read these API Terms of Use carefully before using the API. By accessing or using the API, you acknowledge that you agree to and will be bound by these API Terms of Use. If you do not agree to these API Terms of Use, you must not use our API for any purpose whatsoever...
In these API Terms of Use, We, Our, Ourselves, Us or API Licensor means [ insert company name ] (a company incorporated in [ England and Wales ] under number [ insert registered company number ] whose registered office is at [ insert address ]), and You, Your or API Licensee means you (and, where you use the API on behalf of a legal person, business or other organisation (Organisation), it means both you and that Organisation)...
By using the API on behalf of any Organisation, you represent and warrant (promise) that you hold all necessary capacity and authority to enter into these API Terms of Use on that Organisation’s behalf, forming a legally binding contract between that Organisation and Us in all applicable jurisdictions, and that the Organisation so enters into that contract...
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CHECKLISTS
Drafting API Policies and Licence Terms: UK Checklist for Licensors covering Access, Acceptable Use, API Data, Security, IP, Data Protection and AI
In this Checklist, the following defined terms are relevant:
application programming interface (API) refers to an application programming interface
API Data means any data or other content on the Platform reached by the Application or the API Licensee, and/or sent from the Platform to the Application via an API
API Licensee means a provider of an Application that connects to the Platform/API
API Licensor means the provider of a Platform/API
Application means an application of an API Licensee that uses an API
Platform means a platform of an API Licensor that is accessed through an API
An API is a source code-level interface that enables applications (specifically, software components) to communicate with one another. It is the outward-facing element of an application that sets the rules for how that application will interact with other software. A developer does not need to grasp the entire codebase of an application to build something compatible with it. So long as the software aligns with the interface, it will be able to communicate with the application...
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