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End User License Agreement
for Extensions Lab Business Central Apps

Version: 1.1
Last updated: May 24, 2026
Effective date: May 24, 2026

This End User License Agreement (“Agreement”) is a legal agreement between Extensionsforce Limited, trading as Extensions Lab, located at Gkoura 6, 4040 Germasogeia, Limassol, Cyprus (“Publisher”, “we”, “us”, or “our”), and the organization or legal entity that purchases, installs, accesses, enables, assigns licenses to, or uses the Product (“Customer”, “you”, or “your”).

This Agreement applies to Extensions Lab applications for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central identified in the applicable Microsoft Marketplace order, AppSource listing, Microsoft private offer, CSP private offer, Authorized Reseller order, or other Microsoft-approved ordering process.

Covered Products may include:

  1. Shipper TMS;

  2. TMS for Logistics Service Providers; and

  3. any other Extensions Lab application for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central only if expressly identified in the applicable order.

 

By purchasing, installing, accessing, enabling, assigning licenses to, or using the Product, you agree to this Agreement. If you accept this Agreement on behalf of an organization, you represent that you have authority to bind that organization.

 

If you do not agree to this Agreement, you must not install, access, enable, assign licenses to, or use the Product.

 

1. Definitions

 

Authorized Reseller” means a Microsoft Cloud Solution Provider partner, CSP Direct Bill partner, CSP Indirect Provider, CSP Indirect Reseller acting through an Indirect Provider, Microsoft partner, Business Central implementation partner, or other channel partner authorized through Microsoft Marketplace, Microsoft Partner Center, a Microsoft-approved commerce channel, a private offer, CSP private offer, or a written agreement with Publisher to resell, facilitate, manage, support, or assist with Customer’s acquisition of the Product.

 

Authorized User” means an individual user account in Customer’s organization to whom Customer has assigned, or for whom an Authorized Reseller has assigned or facilitated assignment of, a valid Product license through Microsoft 365 admin center or another Microsoft-approved license assignment mechanism.

 

Business Central” means Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central Online or another Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central environment supported by the Product.

 

Customer Data” means data, records, documents, configuration, files, transactions, transport orders, freight orders, shipment information, customer and vendor information, carrier information, driver information, vehicle information, rates, routes, delivery information, invoices, settlement data, telemetry-related business data, and other content entered into, generated in, processed by, or stored in Customer’s Business Central environment or provided by Customer for support, implementation, configuration, troubleshooting, or related services.

 

Documentation” means user manuals, help pages, installation guides, product descriptions, configuration instructions, release notes, support articles, and other materials made available by Publisher for the Product.

 

Marketplace Order” means the Microsoft Marketplace, AppSource, Microsoft 365 admin center, CSP, CSP private offer, Microsoft private offer, Microsoft Partner Center, Authorized Reseller order, or other Microsoft-approved order, subscription, plan, billing term, license quantity, price, renewal, cancellation, and related transaction terms accepted by Customer or purchased on Customer’s behalf by an Authorized Reseller.

 

Microsoft Marketplace” means Microsoft AppSource, Microsoft commercial marketplace, Microsoft 365 admin center commerce experience, Microsoft Partner Center, CSP marketplace transactions, Microsoft private offers, CSP private offers, or any other Microsoft-approved purchasing, subscription, provisioning, or licensing channel through which the Product is made available.

 

Product” means the specific Extensions Lab application for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central identified in the applicable Marketplace Order. A license to one Product does not grant any right to use any other Extensions Lab product, module, add-on, integration, service, or edition unless expressly included in the applicable Marketplace Order.

 

Third-Party Services” means services, platforms, APIs, applications, data providers, mapping services, telematics services, AI services, carrier systems, external websites, and other third-party or Microsoft services that are not owned or controlled by Publisher.

2. Scope of Agreement

This Agreement governs Customer’s right to install, access, enable, assign licenses to, and use the Product.

This Agreement does not govern Customer’s use of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, Microsoft 365, Microsoft Entra ID, Microsoft Azure, Microsoft Marketplace, Microsoft AppSource, Microsoft Partner Center, CSP services, or other Microsoft products and services. Those products and services are governed by Customer’s separate agreements with Microsoft, an Authorized Reseller, or another applicable provider.

 

This Agreement does not include implementation, consulting, customization, migration, training, integration development, managed services, Microsoft tenant administration, Business Central administration, or other professional services unless such services are expressly included in a separate written agreement, statement of work, Marketplace Order, private offer, CSP private offer, or Authorized Reseller order.

 

3. Microsoft Marketplace, CSP, and Authorized Reseller Relationship

 

The Product may be offered, purchased, resold, provisioned, licensed, assigned, billed, renewed, cancelled, or managed through Microsoft Marketplace, AppSource, Microsoft 365 admin center, Microsoft Partner Center, CSP, CSP private offers, Microsoft private offers, Authorized Resellers, or other Microsoft-approved commerce channels.

 

Customer may acquire the Product directly through Microsoft Marketplace or indirectly through an Authorized Reseller, including a Microsoft Cloud Solution Provider partner or Business Central implementation partner that also sells, manages, implements, or supports Customer’s Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central subscription.

 

An Authorized Reseller may assist Customer with purchasing, billing, license quantity management, license assignment, renewal, cancellation, implementation, configuration, support coordination, Microsoft tenant administration, Business Central implementation, and other commercial or administrative activities, subject to the applicable Microsoft terms, Partner Center configuration, reseller agreement, Marketplace Order, CSP private offer, and any separate agreement between Customer and the Authorized Reseller.

 

Unless expressly stated in a separate written agreement signed by Publisher, an Authorized Reseller is not Publisher’s agent, employee, legal representative, joint venture partner, or sublicensor. An Authorized Reseller is not authorized to modify this Agreement, make warranties on Publisher’s behalf, waive Publisher’s rights, or grant rights to the Product beyond the rights expressly stated in this

Agreement and the applicable Marketplace Order.

 

The contract for Customer’s right to use the Product is between Customer and Publisher. Microsoft, Authorized Resellers, and other channel partners may facilitate ordering, billing, invoicing, payment collection, tax calculation, renewal, cancellation, refund processing, license quantity management, license assignment, and related commerce administration, but the Product is licensed by Publisher under this Agreement.

Microsoft is not the licensor of the Product and is not responsible for providing support, maintenance, warranties, professional services, or other services for the Product unless Microsoft is expressly identified as the provider.

Customer’s use of Microsoft products and services remains subject to the applicable Microsoft agreements, including any Microsoft Customer Agreement, Microsoft Product Terms, Microsoft Marketplace terms, Microsoft 365 terms, Azure terms, CSP terms, reseller terms, and other terms accepted by Customer.

 

Nothing in this Agreement is intended to replace, modify, limit, or expand Microsoft’s terms, privacy, security, data protection, data residency, service availability, support, or service commitments to Customer under Customer’s agreements with Microsoft.

 

4. License Grant

 

Subject to Customer’s compliance with this Agreement, the applicable Marketplace Order, and payment of all applicable fees through Microsoft Marketplace, an Authorized Reseller, or another Microsoft-approved commerce channel, Publisher grants Customer a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable right to allow Authorized Users to use the Product solely within Customer’s Business

 

Central tenant and environments for Customer’s internal business operations.

The Product is licensed on a per-user subscription basis, unless the applicable Marketplace Order expressly states otherwise.

 

Customer may use the Product only for the number of users for whom Customer has purchased, or for whom an Authorized Reseller has purchased or facilitated purchase on Customer’s behalf, valid Product licenses that are assigned through Microsoft 365 admin center or another Microsoft-approved license assignment mechanism.

 

A Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central license does not by itself grant the right to use the Product. Each Authorized User must have:

  1. a valid Product license assigned to that user;

  2. any required Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central license;

  3. access to the relevant Business Central tenant, environment, and company; and

  4. the required Business Central permissions, roles, and security configuration.

 

Assignment of a Product license may define the maximum Product functionality paid for by Customer. Business Central permissions, security roles, configuration, plan entitlements, or in-product controls may further limit the functionality available to an Authorized User.

Customer may use TMS for Logistics Service Providers to manage Customer’s logistics services for Customer’s own clients in the ordinary course of Customer’s business. However, Customer must not provide third parties with direct access to the Product unless such access is expressly licensed and permitted under the applicable Marketplace Order and this Agreement.

 

5. License Model, Plans, and Entitlements

 

Product functionality may vary by Product, plan, license quantity, subscription status, billing term, country, market, private offer, CSP private offer, Authorized Reseller order, configuration, and Product version.

Customer receives only the functionality included in the Product and plan purchased by Customer under the applicable Marketplace Order.

Publisher may technically enable, disable, restrict, or vary Product functionality based on:

  1. the Product purchased by Customer;

  2. the plan purchased by Customer;

  3. the number of Product licenses purchased;

  4. assignment of Product licenses to Authorized Users;

  5. subscription status;

  6. free trial status;

  7. Microsoft Marketplace entitlement information;

  8. CSP or Authorized Reseller entitlement information;

  9. Business Central permissions and configuration;

  10. Product configuration;

  11. applicable private offer or CSP private offer terms; and

  12. any applicable signed agreement between Customer and Publisher.

 

Customer must not bypass, disable, interfere with, or attempt to circumvent any entitlement, subscription, license assignment, permission, telemetry, security, or technical protection mechanism used to control access to the Product.

 

A subscription to Shipper TMS does not grant any right to use TMS for Logistics Service Providers. A subscription to TMS for Logistics Service Providers does not grant any right to use Shipper TMS. Each Product, plan, module, add-on, integration, or service must be licensed separately unless expressly included in the applicable Marketplace Order.

 

6. Fees, Billing, Price Changes, Renewal, Cancellation, and Taxes

 

Fees, billing frequency, billing term, renewal, cancellation, license quantity, currency, taxes, invoices, payment method, refunds, and any quantity-based pricing tiers are governed by the applicable Marketplace Order, Microsoft Marketplace purchasing flow, Microsoft private offer, CSP private offer, Authorized Reseller order, Microsoft commerce experience, and applicable Microsoft, CSP, or reseller terms.

The Product may be offered with monthly or annual billing, depending on the plan selected by Customer or purchased on Customer’s behalf by an Authorized Reseller.

 

Customer may purchase the Product directly through Microsoft Marketplace or indirectly through an Authorized Reseller. If Customer purchases the Product through an Authorized Reseller, the Authorized Reseller may determine the final customer price, invoice Customer, collect payment, bundle the Product with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central subscriptions, implementation services, support services, managed services, or other offerings, and manage the commercial relationship with Customer, subject to the applicable

Microsoft terms and the agreement between Customer and the Authorized Reseller.

 

Publisher does not control the final customer price, billing terms, payment method, invoices, tax treatment, cancellation process, refund process, or bundled services offered by an Authorized Reseller, except to the extent such items are configured by Publisher in Microsoft Partner Center, Microsoft Marketplace, a CSP private offer, a Microsoft private offer, or a separate written agreement signed by Publisher.

The applicable price, currency, billing term, license quantity, and quantity-based pricing tiers are those displayed and accepted in the applicable Microsoft Marketplace purchasing flow, Microsoft 365 admin center, private offer, CSP private offer, Authorized Reseller order, or other Microsoft-approved order at the time of purchase or renewal.

 

General pricing information on Publisher’s website, Documentation, marketing materials, partner program pages, or sales materials is informational only and does not override the applicable Marketplace Order, CSP private offer, Authorized Reseller order, or other Microsoft-approved purchasing record.

 

Publisher may change Product list prices, plan prices, pricing tiers, market-specific prices, discounts, promotional prices, private offer prices, CSP private offer prices, reseller margins, billing options, plan names, plan availability, included functionality, and available plans from time to time, subject to the capabilities, notice requirements, timing rules, approval requirements, and other requirements of Microsoft Marketplace, Microsoft Partner Center, CSP, private offers, Authorized Reseller orders, applicable law, and any binding written agreement signed by Publisher.

 

Unless the applicable Marketplace Order, CSP private offer, Authorized Reseller order, Microsoft terms, reseller terms, signed written agreement, or applicable law provides otherwise, price changes apply to new purchases, renewals, new billing terms, new private offers, new CSP private offers, new Authorized Reseller orders, plan changes, license quantity changes, and other future transactions, and do not retroactively change fees already incurred for an active paid subscription term.

 

Nothing in this Agreement guarantees fixed pricing, grandfathered pricing, perpetual pricing, continued discounts, continued reseller margins, continued plan availability, or continued availability of any specific pricing tier unless expressly stated in the applicable Marketplace Order, CSP private offer, Authorized Reseller order, or a separate written agreement signed by Publisher.

Customer is responsible for maintaining the required number of Product licenses for all Authorized Users who access or use the Product. Customer, Customer’s administrator, or Customer’s Authorized Reseller may manage license quantity and license assignment through Microsoft 365 admin center or another Microsoft-approved administration experience, subject to the applicable Microsoft terms, CSP terms, reseller terms, and Marketplace Order.

 

If the subscription is cancelled, expires, is not renewed, is not paid, is disabled, or Microsoft reports that Customer no longer has valid entitlement to the Product, Publisher may suspend, restrict, or disable access to Product functionality.

 

7. Free Trial

 

Publisher may make a free trial available for certain Products or plans if configured in Microsoft Marketplace.

 

Trial availability, duration, conversion to paid subscription, cancellation, billing, and expiration are governed by the applicable Microsoft Marketplace process and Marketplace Order.

 

When a trial expires, is cancelled, or converts to a paid subscription, access to Product functionality may change according to the applicable plan and subscription status.

 

Data created or modified in Customer’s Business Central environment during a trial may remain in that environment unless Customer deletes it, uninstalls the Product, or Microsoft’s applicable service terms provide otherwise.

 

Publisher is responsible only for deleting data that Publisher actually stores outside Customer’s Business Central environment, as described in the applicable privacy statement.

8. Partner Demo, Sandbox, Training, and Pre-Sales Licenses

 

Publisher may make partner-only, demo, sandbox, training, evaluation, or pre-sales plans available to approved Business Central partners, Microsoft partners, CSP partners, Authorized Resellers, or other channel partners through Microsoft Marketplace, private offers, CSP private offers, Authorized Reseller orders, or another approved channel.

 

Such licenses are provided only for the partner’s internal sandbox, demo, training, testing, evaluation, pre-sales, implementation preparation, consultant enablement, and non-production purposes.

 

Partner demo, sandbox, training, evaluation, and pre-sales licenses must not be used in customer production environments, for end-customer commercial use, or to operate Customer’s live business processes unless the applicable Marketplace Order expressly permits such use.

 

End-customer production use requires separate commercial Product licenses purchased through Microsoft Marketplace, AppSource, CSP resale, an Authorized Reseller, a private offer, a CSP private offer, or another approved commercial offer.

 

A partner-only, demo, sandbox, training, evaluation, or pre-sales plan does not create any right for a partner or customer to use the Product in production or to provide Product access to unlicensed end customers.

 

Publisher may suspend or terminate partner demo, sandbox, training, evaluation, or pre-sales licenses if they are used outside their intended scope.

 

9. Customer Responsibilities

Customer is responsible for:

  1. obtaining and maintaining valid Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central licenses and any other required Microsoft licenses;

  2. assigning Product licenses to Authorized Users;

  3. configuring Business Central users, permissions, roles, companies, environments, and security settings;

  4. ensuring that only properly licensed Authorized Users access the Product;

  5. maintaining the confidentiality of accounts, credentials, API keys, tokens, passwords, certificates, and authentication methods;

  6. configuring integrations, maps, telematics, carrier connections, AI features, APIs, workflows, and data exchange according to Customer’s business requirements;

  7. verifying the accuracy of transport data, carrier data, rates, routes, delivery information, AI outputs, invoices, settlement data, margin data, and other business outputs;

  8. complying with applicable laws, regulations, transport rules, customs rules, tax rules, safety requirements, data protection laws, employment laws, driver consent requirements, export laws, sanctions, and industry requirements;

  9. backing up, exporting, retaining, or deleting Customer Data according to Customer’s own requirements and Microsoft’s applicable service capabilities; and

  10. ensuring that Customer’s use of the Product is lawful and appropriate for Customer’s business operations.

 

Customer remains solely responsible for business decisions, transport operations, dispatch decisions, carrier selection, route decisions, invoicing, settlement, customer communications, compliance filings, and other operational actions taken using or based on the Product.

If Customer purchased the Product through an Authorized Reseller, Customer remains responsible for ensuring that its use of the Product complies with this Agreement, regardless of any separate agreement between Customer and the Authorized Reseller.

10. Restrictions

 

Customer must not, and must not permit any third party to:

  1. copy, modify, adapt, translate, or create derivative works of the Product, except as expressly permitted by law or by Publisher in writing;

  2. reverse engineer, decompile, disassemble, or attempt to derive the source code, object structure, algorithms, or internal design of the Product, except to the extent such restriction is prohibited by applicable law;

  3. rent, lease, lend, sell, resell, sublicense, distribute, make available, or provide access to the Product to third parties, except Authorized Users within Customer’s organization;

  4. use the Product to provide outsourcing, service bureau, managed software access, or time-sharing services to third parties, unless expressly permitted in writing by Publisher;

  5. use the Product outside Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central or outside the scope of the applicable Marketplace Order;

  6. bypass, disable, or interfere with licensing, entitlement, security, telemetry, subscription, permission, or technical protection mechanisms;

  7. use the Product in a way that violates law, infringes third-party rights, or causes damage to Publisher, Microsoft, Authorized Resellers, Third-Party Services, or other users;

  8. upload, transmit, or process malicious code, unlawful content, or data that Customer does not have the right to process;

  9. remove, obscure, or alter copyright notices, trademarks, proprietary notices, or legal notices in the Product or Documentation;

  10. use the Product for benchmarking or competitive analysis intended to develop a competing product, unless permitted by applicable law;

  11. use partner-only, demo, sandbox, evaluation, training, or pre-sales licenses for production or end-customer commercial use; or

  12. use the Product in high-risk, safety-critical, life-critical, or legally regulated scenarios where failure could result in death, personal injury, severe property damage, unlawful transport operations, or regulatory violations, without independent human review and appropriate safeguards.

 

Nothing in this Section prevents Customer from using TMS for Logistics Service Providers to manage Customer’s ordinary logistics services for Customer’s own clients, provided that Customer does not provide such clients with direct access to the Product unless such access is properly licensed and permitted.

11. Customer Data

Customer retains all right, title, and interest in Customer Data.

 

Publisher does not acquire ownership of Customer Data.

 

Termination or expiration of the Product license terminates Customer’s right to use the Product, but does not transfer ownership of Customer Data to Publisher and does not prohibit Customer from using, exporting, retaining, or deleting Customer Data outside the Product, subject to Customer’s Business Central environment, Microsoft’s applicable service terms, and applicable law.

 

Customer is responsible for determining what Customer Data is entered into, processed by, or connected to the Product.

Customer represents that it has all rights, permissions, consents, and legal bases necessary to provide Customer Data to the Product and to allow Publisher, Microsoft, Authorized Resellers, and applicable Third-Party Services to process such data as necessary to provide the Product, support, integrations, telemetry, diagnostics, and related services.

12. Data Access, Privacy, and Telemetry

Publisher will not access Customer’s Business Central environment or Customer Data except:

  1. as technically necessary to provide Product functionality configured by Customer;

  2. through telemetry, diagnostics, logs, error reporting, usage information, and performance monitoring used to operate, maintain, secure, support, analyze, and improve the Product;

  3. when Customer voluntarily provides data to Publisher for support, troubleshooting, implementation, configuration, or professional services;

  4. through Customer-authorized delegated admin access, support access, remote session, screen sharing, or other access method approved by Customer;

  5. through Microsoft Marketplace, CSP, or Authorized Reseller transaction, contact, billing, entitlement, or license information made available to Publisher;

  6. as necessary to investigate misuse, security incidents, fraud, licensing violations, or technical issues; or

  7. as required by applicable law, court order, government request, or legal process.

The Privacy Policy and Data Processing Addendum available at https://www.extensions-lab.com/privacypolicy form part of this Agreement to the extent Publisher processes Customer Personal Data on behalf of Customer as processor.

If Customer requires a data processing agreement, security questionnaire, or additional privacy documentation, Customer should contact Publisher through the support or contact channels identified in this Agreement or on Publisher’s website.

Publisher may use telemetry and diagnostic information to operate, maintain, secure, support, analyze, and improve the Product. Telemetry may include technical information such as environment identifiers, tenant identifiers, app version, feature usage, error messages, performance metrics, configuration status, license entitlement status, and diagnostic events.

Telemetry should not be used by Customer as a substitute for Customer’s own audit, compliance, operational, or business records.

 

13. Third-Party and Microsoft Services

 

The Product may enable, require, or integrate with Third-Party Services and Microsoft services, including but not limited to:

  1. Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central;

  2. Microsoft 365;

  3. Microsoft Entra ID;

  4. Microsoft Azure;

  5. Microsoft AppSource and Microsoft Marketplace;

  6. Microsoft Partner Center;

  7. CSP services;

  8. Azure Maps;

  9. Google Maps;

  10. telematics providers such as Geotab, Samsara, Webfleet, or similar providers;

  11. carrier systems, shipment tracking providers, routing providers, rate providers, and external APIs;

  12. Microsoft Power BI, Microsoft Power Platform, or related reporting and automation services;

  13. Azure OpenAI Service, Microsoft Copilot, or other AI-related services, if enabled or included; and

  14. analytics, logging, diagnostics, monitoring, and support tools.

Third-Party Services may require separate accounts, licenses, subscriptions, API keys, credentials, consents, configuration, fees, or acceptance of separate terms.

Customer is responsible for obtaining and maintaining all required Third-Party Services and for complying with the applicable third-party terms.

 

Publisher is not responsible for the availability, performance, accuracy, pricing, security, support, or continued operation of Third-Party Services.

Publisher may modify, replace, disable, or discontinue integrations with Third-Party Services if required for security, compliance, technical, legal, commercial, or operational reasons.

Data exchanged with Third-Party Services may be processed according to the terms and privacy policies of those services. Customer is responsible for reviewing and accepting such terms before enabling the relevant integration.

14. Maps, Routing, Telematics, and Transport Data

The Product may use mapping, routing, distance calculation, geocoding, telematics, tracking, vehicle, driver, delivery, carrier, and transport-related data.

Routes, distances, times, costs, vehicle capacity, delivery estimates, location data, geocoding results, telematics events, carrier rates, and other transport-related outputs may be estimates or may depend on data provided by Customer, Microsoft, Third-Party Services, drivers, carriers, vehicles, devices, or external systems.

Customer is responsible for verifying all operationally relevant outputs before using them for dispatch, billing, settlement, customer commitments, safety, compliance, or financial purposes.

Publisher does not guarantee that route calculations, maps, telematics data, traffic data, arrival times, tracking information, geocoding, carrier rates, transport cost calculations, margins, or settlement calculations will be accurate, complete, uninterrupted, or suitable for Customer’s specific operations.

Customer must ensure that its use of maps, routing, telematics, vehicle, driver, location, and delivery data complies with applicable laws, employment rules, privacy laws, driver consent requirements, customer agreements, carrier agreements, and internal policies.

 

15. AI and Copilot Features

 

The Product may include or connect to AI, Copilot, natural language, text generation, classification, summarization, recommendation, data extraction, routing assistance, or similar features (“AI Features”).

 

AI Features may generate suggestions, summaries, classifications, routes, explanations, recommendations, draft texts, or other outputs based on Customer prompts, configuration, business data, and available context.

 

AI outputs may be incomplete, inaccurate, outdated, biased, unsuitable, or inappropriate for Customer’s specific circumstances. Customer must review AI outputs before using them for operational, financial, legal, safety-related, customer-facing, or compliance-related purposes.

 

AI Features do not replace professional judgment, dispatch control, transport planning expertise, financial review, legal advice, tax advice, compliance review, or human decision-making.

 

Customer is responsible for:

  1. deciding whether to enable or use AI Features;

  2. ensuring that users understand the limitations of AI outputs;

  3. reviewing AI outputs before use;

  4. ensuring that prompts and data submitted to AI Features are lawful and appropriate;

  5. avoiding submission of sensitive, confidential, personal, regulated, or third-party data unless Customer has the right and legal basis to do so; and

  6. reporting harmful, inappropriate, or materially incorrect AI outputs to Publisher.

 

Publisher may disable, restrict, change, or discontinue AI Features if required for security, compliance, legal, ethical, technical, commercial, or operational reasons.

 

Publisher will not intentionally use Customer Data to train Publisher’s general AI models without Customer’s prior notice or consent. Data processing for AI Features is described in the applicable privacy statement, Product documentation, configuration, or Microsoft / Third-Party Service terms.

 

16. Support and Maintenance

Publisher provides support for the Product through the support channels identified on Publisher’s website, Marketplace listing, Documentation, or support page.

 

Current support channels may include:

Support page: https://www.extensions-lab.com/support
Support email: support@extensionsforce.com
General contact email: info@extensionsforce.com

 

Support is provided for the standard Product, Product configuration, Product errors, and Product usage questions, subject to the applicable plan, Documentation, support policy, Marketplace listing, and any separate written agreement.

 

If Customer purchased the Product through an Authorized Reseller, the Authorized Reseller may be Customer’s first point of contact for billing, subscription management, license quantity, renewal, cancellation, Microsoft tenant administration, Business Central implementation, configuration, and first-line support, depending on the agreement between Customer and the Authorized Reseller.

 

Publisher remains responsible for Product-level technical support for the standard Product as described in this Agreement, the applicable support policy, Marketplace listing, Documentation, or separate written agreement.

 

Support does not include implementation, data migration, custom development, customer-specific customization, integration development, training, business process consulting, Microsoft environment administration, Microsoft license management, third-party system configuration, or correction of issues caused by Customer, Microsoft services, Third-Party Services, Authorized Resellers, customizations, unsupported configurations, or external systems, unless expressly agreed in writing.

 

Publisher may provide updates, patches, fixes, maintenance releases, improvements, or new versions of the Product. Publisher is not obligated to provide any specific update, feature, release date, roadmap item, backward compatibility, or new module unless expressly stated in a separate written agreement.

New products, new modules, premium features, add-ons, integrations, or separate services may require a separate license or plan.

17. Availability and Service Levels

 

The Product operates within Customer’s Business Central environment and may depend on Microsoft services, Customer configuration, internet connectivity, Third-Party Services, Authorized Reseller services, and external systems.

 

Publisher does not provide a separate uptime commitment, service level agreement, recovery time objective, recovery point objective, hosting commitment, or availability guarantee for the Product unless expressly agreed in a separate written agreement.

 

Availability of the Product may be affected by:

  1. Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central availability;

  2. Microsoft Azure availability;

  3. Microsoft Marketplace entitlement services;

  4. Microsoft Partner Center or CSP services;

  5. Customer’s tenant, environment, permissions, and configuration;

  6. internet connectivity;

  7. Third-Party Services;

  8. Authorized Reseller systems or services;

  9. maintenance, upgrades, or changes;

  10. security events;

  11. force majeure events; and

  12. factors outside Publisher’s reasonable control.

 

18. Ownership and Intellectual Property

 

Publisher and its licensors retain all right, title, and interest in and to the Product, Documentation, software code, object code, source code, designs, algorithms, workflows, user interface elements, product names, trademarks, logos, know-how, templates, configuration structures, reports, and other intellectual property related to the Product.

 

No rights are granted to Customer except the limited license expressly stated in this Agreement.

Customer does not acquire any ownership interest in the Product by purchasing, installing, accessing, enabling, assigning licenses to, or using it.

 

All rights not expressly granted are reserved by Publisher.

19. Feedback

If Customer, an Authorized Reseller, or any of their users provide suggestions, ideas, enhancement requests, recommendations, comments, or other feedback regarding the Product (“Feedback”), Publisher may use such Feedback without restriction, payment, or attribution.

Customer grants Publisher a perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, royalty-free right to use, modify, incorporate, commercialize, and otherwise exploit Feedback for any purpose, provided that Publisher does not identify Customer as the source of the Feedback without Customer’s consent.

20. Open Source and Third-Party Components

 

The Product may include or use third-party software, open source components, libraries, tools, or services.

Such components may be subject to separate license terms. To the extent required by the applicable third-party or open source license, those separate terms apply to the relevant component.

Open source or third-party license terms do not grant Customer any right to the Product as a whole, to Publisher’s proprietary code, or to any Extensions Lab product, module, service, or documentation except as expressly required by the applicable third-party license.

21. Confidentiality

 

Each party may receive confidential information from the other party in connection with the Product, support, implementation, private offers, CSP private offers, partner discussions, business discussions, or related services.

 

Confidential information includes non-public technical, commercial, financial, product, security, business, customer, pricing, roadmap, partner, reseller, and operational information.

 

The receiving party must use confidential information only for purposes related to this Agreement and must protect it using reasonable safeguards.

 

Confidential information does not include information that:

  1. is publicly available without breach of this Agreement;

  2. was lawfully known by the receiving party before disclosure;

  3. is lawfully received from a third party without confidentiality obligations; or

  4. is independently developed without use of the disclosing party’s confidential information.

 

A receiving party may disclose confidential information if required by law, court order, or government authority, provided that it gives the disclosing party notice where legally permitted.

 

22. Security

 

Publisher will use commercially reasonable technical and organizational measures designed to protect Product-related systems under Publisher’s control.

 

Customer is responsible for securing its own Business Central environment, Microsoft tenant, users, devices, passwords, credentials, API keys, integrations, permissions, data exports, and third-party connections.

 

If Customer purchased the Product through an Authorized Reseller, the Authorized Reseller may have access to Customer’s Microsoft tenant, Business Central environment, configuration, users, licenses, or data depending on Customer’s agreement with that Authorized Reseller. Publisher is not responsible for acts or omissions of an Authorized Reseller unless expressly agreed in writing by Publisher.

 

Customer must promptly notify Publisher of any suspected security issue involving the Product.

 

Publisher may suspend or restrict access to the Product if Publisher reasonably believes that Customer’s use creates a security risk, violates this Agreement, violates law, compromises the Product, or may harm Publisher, Microsoft, Authorized Resellers, Third-Party Services, Customer, or other users.

23. Compliance, Export, and Sanctions

 

Customer must use the Product in compliance with all applicable laws and regulations.

Customer must not use, export, re-export, transfer, or make available the Product in violation of applicable export control laws, sanctions, embargoes, or trade restrictions.

 

Customer represents that it is not located in, organized under the laws of, or ordinarily resident in a country or territory subject to applicable comprehensive sanctions, and that it is not listed on any applicable sanctions or restricted party list.

 

Customer must not use the Product for illegal transport operations, unlawful trade, sanctions evasion, fraud, money laundering, trafficking, prohibited goods, or other unlawful activities.

 

24. Partner Program Information

 

Publisher may publish information about partner, reseller, CSP, implementation, demo, sandbox, training, or pre-sales programs on Publisher’s website or in marketing materials.

Such information is provided for general informational purposes only and does not modify this Agreement unless expressly incorporated into a signed written agreement, Marketplace Order, CSP private offer, Authorized Reseller order, or other binding order document.

Partner margins, reseller terms, demo license availability, sandbox plans, program benefits, partner eligibility, partner pricing, discount levels, and partner program conditions may change and are not part of this Agreement unless expressly stated in a binding written agreement or order document.

 

25. Warranty Disclaimer

 

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, the Product and Documentation are provided “as is” and “as available”.

Publisher disclaims all warranties, whether express, implied, statutory, or otherwise, including warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, non-infringement, uninterrupted operation, error-free operation, accuracy, completeness, reliability, availability, compatibility, and suitability for Customer’s specific business requirements.

 

Publisher does not warrant that:

  1. the Product will meet Customer’s requirements;

  2. the Product will operate without interruption or error;

  3. defects will be corrected within any specific time;

  4. the Product will be compatible with all Customer configurations, customizations, integrations, environments, or third-party systems;

  5. maps, routes, rates, telematics, AI outputs, reports, invoices, settlements, margins, or calculations will be accurate or complete;

  6. the Product will prevent operational, financial, legal, compliance, transport, or business errors; or

  7. Third-Party Services will remain available, accurate, compatible, or supported.

Nothing in this Agreement excludes or limits any warranty, right, or remedy that cannot be excluded or limited under applicable law.

 

26. Limitation of Liability

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, Publisher will not be liable for any indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, punitive, or similar damages, including loss of profits, loss of revenue, loss of business, loss of goodwill, loss of anticipated savings, business interruption, loss of data, loss of use, procurement of substitute services, transport delays, shipment losses, carrier disputes, customer claims, regulatory penalties, or third-party claims, even if Publisher has been advised of the possibility of such damages.

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, Publisher’s total liability arising out of or related to this Agreement, the Product, Documentation, support, Marketplace Order, Authorized Reseller order, CSP private offer, or related services will not exceed the greater of:

  1. the fees actually paid for the Product by Customer through Microsoft Marketplace, an Authorized Reseller, or another Microsoft-approved commerce channel during the twelve months immediately preceding the event giving rise to the claim; or

  2. EUR 100.

 

The limitations of liability apply regardless of the legal theory of liability, whether based on contract, tort, negligence, strict liability, statutory duty, warranty, indemnity, or otherwise.

Nothing in this Agreement limits liability for fraud, fraudulent misrepresentation, willful misconduct, death or personal injury caused by negligence, or any liability that cannot be limited under applicable law.

 

27. Indemnity

 

Customer will defend, indemnify, and hold harmless Publisher, its affiliates, officers, directors, employees, contractors, and licensors from and against any third-party claims, damages, losses, liabilities, costs, and expenses, including reasonable legal fees, arising from or related to:

  1. Customer Data;

  2. Customer’s use of the Product in violation of this Agreement or applicable law;

  3. Customer’s transport operations, carrier relationships, customer relationships, dispatch decisions, route decisions, invoices, settlements, or business decisions;

  4. Customer’s use of Third-Party Services;

  5. Customer’s use of Authorized Reseller services;

  6. Customer’s infringement or violation of third-party rights;

  7. Customer’s failure to obtain required consents, licenses, permits, API rights, or legal bases; or

  8. Customer’s misuse of AI Features or reliance on AI outputs without appropriate review.

 

Publisher will defend Customer against any third-party claim alleging that the unmodified Product, when used as authorized under this Agreement, infringes that third party’s intellectual property rights, and Publisher will pay damages finally awarded by a court or agreed in settlement, provided that Customer:

  1. promptly notifies Publisher of the claim;

  2. gives Publisher sole control of the defense and settlement;

  3. provides reasonable cooperation; and

  4. does not admit liability or settle the claim without Publisher’s written consent.

 

Publisher has no obligation for claims arising from:

  1. Customer Data;

  2. Customer modifications or customizations;

  3. use of the Product with non-Publisher products, services, data, or systems;

  4. Customer’s violation of this Agreement;

  5. use of an outdated version after Publisher made an updated version available;

  6. Third-Party Services;

  7. Authorized Reseller services; or

  8. features, specifications, or instructions provided by Customer.

If the Product is or may become subject to an infringement claim, Publisher may, at its option:

  1. procure the right for Customer to continue using the Product;

  2. modify the Product to make it non-infringing;

  3. replace the Product with a functionally similar product; or

  4. terminate the affected subscription and provide any refund or credit available under the applicable Marketplace process.

This section states Publisher’s sole liability and Customer’s exclusive remedy for intellectual property infringement claims.

28. Term and Termination

 

This Agreement begins when Customer first purchases, installs, accesses, enables, assigns licenses to, or uses the Product, and continues for as long as Customer has an active subscription, trial, demo, sandbox, evaluation, pre-sales, or other right to use the Product.

Customer may cancel the Product subscription through Microsoft 365 admin center, an Authorized Reseller, or another applicable Microsoft commerce experience, subject to the applicable Microsoft terms, CSP terms, reseller terms, and Marketplace Order.

Publisher may terminate or suspend Customer’s right to use the Product if:

  1. Customer breaches this Agreement;

  2. Customer fails to pay applicable fees through the Microsoft commerce process, CSP process, Authorized Reseller process, or other applicable purchasing process;

  3. Customer’s subscription expires, is cancelled, is disabled, or is not renewed;

  4. Microsoft reports that Customer no longer has valid entitlement to the Product;

  5. an Authorized Reseller reports that Customer no longer has valid entitlement to the Product;

  6. Customer uses the Product in a way that creates legal, security, operational, or reputational risk;

  7. Customer attempts to circumvent licensing, entitlement, security, or technical protection mechanisms;

  8. partner-only, demo, sandbox, training, evaluation, or pre-sales licenses are used outside their permitted scope; or

  9. termination or suspension is required by law, Microsoft, court order, government authority, or Third-Party Service provider.

Upon termination or expiration:

  1. Customer’s right to use the Product ends;

  2. Publisher may disable or restrict Product functionality;

  3. Customer must stop using the Product;

  4. Customer remains responsible for all fees incurred before termination;

  5. Customer Data remains subject to Section 11; and

  6. provisions that by their nature should survive will survive, including ownership, restrictions, confidentiality, privacy, warranty disclaimers, limitation of liability, indemnity, governing law, and dispute resolution.

 

29. Changes to the Product, Agreement, Pricing, and Plans

 

Publisher may modify, update, enhance, discontinue, or remove Product features from time to time.

 

Publisher may update this Agreement by posting a new version on Publisher’s website, Marketplace listing, Documentation, or another location identified by Publisher.

 

Changes to this Agreement will apply to new purchases, renewals, upgrades, and continued use after the updated Agreement becomes effective.

 

Publisher may change Product pricing, pricing tiers, available plans, plan names, included functionality, discounts, promotional offers, billing options, market availability, reseller margins, private offer terms, CSP private offer terms, partner program terms, and Authorized Reseller commercial terms from time to time.

 

Such changes will apply according to the applicable Marketplace Order, Microsoft Marketplace rules, Microsoft Partner Center capabilities, CSP terms, private offer terms, CSP private offer terms, Authorized Reseller order, renewal terms, billing rules, signed written agreements, and applicable law.

 

Publisher will not materially reduce Customer’s rights during an active paid subscription term without notice, except where changes are required for legal, security, technical, Microsoft Marketplace, CSP, Authorized Reseller, Third-Party Service, or compliance reasons.

Nothing in this Agreement prevents Publisher from changing prices, plans, discounts, margins, or commercial terms for future purchases, renewals, plan changes, license quantity changes, private offers, CSP private offers, Authorized Reseller orders, or other future transactions.

 

If Customer does not agree to an updated Agreement or updated commercial terms applicable to Customer’s future purchase or renewal, Customer must stop using the Product and may cancel the subscription through the applicable Microsoft commerce process, CSP process, or Authorized Reseller process.

 

The version of this Agreement posted on this page is the current version. Archived versions may be made available upon request where reasonably necessary to determine the terms applicable at a prior point in time.

30. Order of Precedence

 

If there is a conflict between this Agreement and the applicable Marketplace Order regarding Product identity, plan, license quantity, billing term, price, currency, renewal, cancellation, taxes, payment, refund, or reseller billing terms, the Marketplace Order controls.

 

If there is a conflict between this Agreement and a CSP private offer or Authorized Reseller order regarding final customer price, invoicing, payment collection, bundled services, reseller support, renewal, cancellation process, reseller discounts, reseller margins, or reseller commercial terms, the CSP private offer or Authorized Reseller order controls only for those commercial matters.

 

If Customer and Publisher have entered into a separate written agreement signed by both parties for professional services, implementation, customization, training, support, private offer-specific terms, partner-specific terms, reseller-specific terms, pricing terms, discount terms, or data processing terms, that separate written agreement controls only for the subject matter expressly covered by it.

 

This Agreement controls Customer’s license to use the Product, restrictions on use, ownership, support scope, data provisions, warranties, liability, and other Product-specific terms, except where expressly overridden by a Marketplace Order or signed written agreement.

 

The applicable privacy statement controls in relation to Publisher’s processing of personal data, except where a signed data processing agreement provides otherwise.

 

Partner program pages, marketing pages, pricing pages, sales presentations, and other informational materials do not override this Agreement unless expressly incorporated into a Marketplace Order, CSP private offer, Authorized Reseller order, or signed written agreement.

 

31. Assignment

Customer may not assign or transfer this Agreement or any rights under it without Publisher’s prior written consent, except in connection with a merger, corporate reorganization, or sale of substantially all of Customer’s assets, provided that the assignee agrees to be bound by this Agreement and the transfer is permitted under the applicable Marketplace Order and Microsoft terms.

Publisher may assign this Agreement to an affiliate or in connection with a merger, acquisition, corporate reorganization, sale of assets, or transfer of the Product or related business.

An Authorized Reseller’s involvement in billing, provisioning, or support does not constitute an assignment of this Agreement.

 

32. Force Majeure

Publisher will not be liable for failure or delay in performance caused by events beyond its reasonable control, including acts of God, natural disasters, war, terrorism, civil unrest, labor disputes, internet failures, power failures, cyberattacks, denial-of-service attacks, failures of Microsoft services, failures of Third-Party Services, failures of Authorized Reseller systems, government actions, legal restrictions, sanctions, pandemics, or other similar events.

33. Governing Law and Jurisdiction

 

This Agreement is governed by the laws of the Republic of Cyprus, without regard to conflict of law rules.

The courts of the Republic of Cyprus will have exclusive jurisdiction over disputes arising out of or related to this Agreement, unless applicable mandatory law provides otherwise.

The Product is intended for business and professional use only, not for consumer use.

34. Notices

 

Publisher may provide notices through the Product, Business Central, Microsoft Marketplace, Microsoft Partner Center, Microsoft 365 admin center, email, Publisher’s website, Documentation, an Authorized Reseller, or other reasonable means.

Customer may contact Publisher through:

Support page: https://www.extensions-lab.com/support
Support email: support@extensionsforce.com
General contact email: info@extensionsforce.com

Legal notices to Publisher must be sent to Publisher’s registered or published business address or to the legal contact channel identified by Publisher.

 

If Customer purchased the Product through an Authorized Reseller, notices relating to billing, renewal, cancellation, license quantity, or reseller services may need to be sent to or handled by the Authorized Reseller according to Customer’s agreement with that Authorized Reseller.

35. Entire Agreement

This Agreement, together with the applicable Marketplace Order, applicable privacy statement, Documentation, and any signed written agreement between Customer and Publisher, constitutes the entire agreement between Customer and Publisher regarding the Product.

 

This Agreement supersedes all prior or contemporaneous oral or written agreements, proposals, representations, or understandings regarding the Product, except for signed written agreements expressly intended to survive or override this Agreement.

 

No Authorized Reseller, partner, consultant, or third party may modify this Agreement or make binding commitments on Publisher’s behalf unless expressly authorized in a written agreement signed by Publisher.

 

If any provision of this Agreement is held invalid, illegal, or unenforceable, the remaining provisions will continue in full force and effect.

Failure to enforce any provision of this Agreement is not a waiver of that provision.

Schedule A — Product-Specific Terms

 

A1. Shipper TMS

 

Shipper TMS is intended for companies that plan, dispatch, and control their own transportation operations inside Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, including manufacturers, distributors, retailers, wholesalers, and other shippers.

Shipper TMS may support functions such as transport requests, truck loads, route planning, own fleet dispatching, external carrier usage, capacity control, map-based planning, route calculation, delivery execution, telematics integrations, carrier rates, APIs, reporting, and related transport workflows.

Shipper TMS may use or integrate with services such as Azure Maps, Google Maps, telematics providers, carrier systems, Business Central APIs, Microsoft services, AI Features, and other external systems configured by Customer.

Customer is responsible for obtaining and maintaining any required accounts, subscriptions, credentials, API keys, consents, and third-party licenses for those services.

A license for Shipper TMS does not include TMS for Logistics Service Providers unless expressly stated in the applicable Marketplace Order.

A2. TMS for Logistics Service Providers

TMS for Logistics Service Providers is intended for freight forwarders, brokers, 3PL teams, logistics service providers, and similar organizations managing transport services for third-party cargo inside Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central.

TMS for Logistics Service Providers may support functions such as forwarding orders, freight orders, multi-stage transport planning, carrier execution, subcontracted carrier management, settlement, purchase invoice allocation, customer invoicing, margin control, uninvoiced work tracking, APIs, reporting, and related logistics workflows.

TMS for Logistics Service Providers may use or integrate with Microsoft services, external APIs, carrier systems, reporting tools, AI Features, and other external systems configured by Customer.

Customer is responsible for obtaining and maintaining any required accounts, subscriptions, credentials, API keys, consents, and third-party licenses for those services.

A license for TMS for Logistics Service Providers does not include Shipper TMS unless expressly stated in the applicable Marketplace Order.
 

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