RAIMS Digital Technologies
www.raimsdigital.com |
admin@raimsdigital.com
Software-as-a-Service License &
Subscription Terms
Yearly Standalone Server Plan — Risper
Hosted |
With Customization Rights
SECTION 1: DEFINITIONS & INTERPRETATION
The following terms shall have the meanings assigned to them
throughout this Agreement:
|
Term |
Definition |
|
Agreement |
This Yearly
Standalone Server License and Subscription Agreement, including all schedules
and appendices. |
|
Software |
The Risper CRM
platform, all modules, interfaces, updates, patches, and documentation
provided by the Licensor. |
|
Licensor |
RAIMS Digital
Technologies — owner, developer, and operator of Risper CRM. |
|
Licensee /
Client |
The company or
legal entity identified on the cover page purchasing this plan. |
|
Standalone
Server Plan |
A dedicated
server environment provisioned within the Licensor's hosting infrastructure
exclusively for the Licensee, enabling advanced customization capabilities
beyond the standard Yearly Hosted Plan. |
|
Subscription
Term |
The twelve (12)
month period beginning on the Subscription Start Date, renewable annually. |
|
Annual Server
Fee |
The total yearly
fee covering the dedicated server environment and base CRM license as specified
on the cover page. |
|
Customization |
Any
modification, addition, new feature, workflow change, integration, or
development work requested by the Licensee beyond the standard out-of-the-box
Risper CRM functionality. |
|
Customization
Fee |
The separately
quoted and agreed fee for each approved Customization request, payable in
full before development commences. |
|
Minor
Customization |
Simple
configuration changes, label edits, colour adjustments, or basic workflow
tweaks that do not require new code development. |
|
Moderate
Customization |
Feature
additions, new modules, custom fields, workflow redesigns, or third-party API
integrations requiring development effort. |
|
Major
Customization |
Complex, bespoke
development including industry-specific modules, AI features, multi-system
integrations, or full workflow rebuilds. |
|
Development
Timeline |
The estimated
duration for completing a Customization, determined solely by the Licensor's
development team after technical assessment. |
|
Upgrade |
Any transition
by the Licensee from this plan to any other plan offered by the Licensor,
including a Lifetime Self-Hosted Plan. |
|
Authorized Users |
Employees or
authorized personnel of the Licensee permitted to access and use the
Software. |
|
Unique License
ID |
A
system-generated identifier uniquely bound to the Licensee's subscription and
primary CRM domain. |
|
Primary Domain |
The single
internet domain to which the Licensee's standalone server instance is bound. |
|
AMC |
Annual
Maintenance Contract — a separate agreement providing post-warranty bug fixes
and updates. |
|
Force Majeure
Event |
Any event beyond
a party's reasonable control including natural disasters, cyberattacks, wars,
or infrastructure failures. |
SECTION 2: LICENSE GRANT & PLAN SCOPE
2.1 Nature of This Plan
2.1.1 The Yearly Standalone Server Plan
provides the Licensee with a dedicated server environment hosted within the
Licensor's infrastructure, running an exclusive instance of the Risper CRM
software configured solely for the Licensee's use. Unlike the standard Yearly
Hosted Plan, this plan enables moderate to major customizations to be
developed, deployed, and tested within the Licensee's isolated server
environment.
2.1.2 Subject to the Licensee's timely
payment of all applicable fees and compliance with all terms of this Agreement,
the Licensor grants the Licensee a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable
right to access and use the Software on the dedicated standalone server for the
Licensee's own internal business operations during the Subscription Term.
2.1.3 This Agreement constitutes a
license to use the Software and does not constitute a sale. No ownership of the
Software, server infrastructure, or any developed customization source code is
transferred to the Licensee unless expressly agreed in a separate written
instrument signed by both parties.
2.2 Key Distinctions from Standard
Yearly Hosted Plan
|
Feature |
Standard
Yearly Hosted Plan |
Yearly
Standalone Server Plan |
|
Server
Environment |
Shared infrastructure |
Dedicated
isolated server |
|
Minor
Customizations |
Included
(subject to assessment) |
Included
(subject to assessment) |
|
Moderate
Customizations |
Not available |
Available —
separately charged |
|
Major
Customizations |
Not available |
Available — separately
charged |
|
Custom
Integrations |
Not available |
Available —
separately charged |
|
Migration to
Lifetime Plan |
Requires server
setup first |
Seamless —
environment ready |
|
Development
Flexibility |
Limited |
Full — dedicated
environment |
|
Data Isolation |
Shared
environment |
Fully isolated
server |
2.3 Permitted Use
Under this plan, the Licensee is permitted to:
•
Access and operate the CRM through
a secure internet browser on the dedicated standalone server instance;
•
Grant access to Authorized Users
up to the number covered by the purchased plan;
•
Request Customizations in
accordance with Section 5 of this Agreement;
•
Use the Software's export
functions to download data for backup or reporting purposes;
•
Raise support and customization
requests through the official portal at https://connect.raimsdigital.com/
2.4 Prohibited Use
The Licensee shall not:
•
Reverse-engineer, decompile, or
attempt to access the source code of the Software or any customizations
developed by the Licensor;
•
Sublicense, resell, or make the
Software or customized features available to any third party;
•
Attempt to self-modify the server
environment, install unauthorized software, or access the server infrastructure
outside of the CRM application layer;
•
Use the dedicated server
environment for any purpose other than operating the Licensee's Risper CRM
instance;
•
Share or transfer any
customization developed under this Agreement to any other entity without prior
written consent from the Licensor.
SECTION 3: SUBSCRIPTION FEES, PAYMENT &
NON-REFUNDABLE POLICY
3.1 Fee Structure Overview
This plan involves the following distinct, independently
payable fee components:
|
Fee Component |
Description |
When Payable |
|
Annual Server
Fee |
Dedicated
standalone server setup and yearly hosting within Licensor's infrastructure |
Before
activation / on renewal |
|
Customization
Fee (per request) |
Development cost
for each approved Moderate or Major customization, quoted per scope |
100% upfront
before development starts |
|
Minor Customization |
Simple
configuration adjustments included within plan limits |
Included
(subject to assessment) |
|
Additional
Storage |
Storage beyond
included 100 GB allocation (AED 500 per additional 100 GB block) |
As consumed |
|
Domain Migration
Fee |
Transfer of
license to a new primary domain |
Per migration
request |
|
AMC
(post-warranty) |
Annual
Maintenance Contract after warranty period expires |
Per year,
separately quoted |
|
Training
(additional) |
Supplementary
training sessions beyond initial onboarding |
Per session,
separately quoted |
3.2 Annual Server Fee & Combined
Renewal
3.2.1 The Annual Server Fee covers the
provisioning, maintenance, and operation of the Licensee's dedicated standalone
server environment within the Licensor's infrastructure for one (12) month
Subscription Term. This fee is due and payable in full before the server is
provisioned and access is granted.
3.2.2 The standalone server cost and the
yearly CRM subscription fee are renewed together as a single combined annual
payment on or before the subscription expiry date. Both components must be
renewed simultaneously — the server environment and the CRM subscription are
not independently renewable under this plan. Failure to renew the combined fee
within thirty (30) days of expiry will result in suspension of the server
environment and, thereafter, permanent deletion of all data in accordance with
Section 13 of this Agreement.
3.2.3 The Licensee acknowledges that the
recurring combined renewal cost — covering both the server environment and the
CRM subscription — represents a growing annual commitment. The Licensor draws
the Licensee's attention to the Lifetime Self-Hosted Plan as a long-term
alternative that eliminates recurring server and subscription fees. Details on
upgrading are available upon request.
3.2.4 The Licensor reserves the right to
revise the combined Annual Fee for any Renewal Term with a minimum of thirty
(30) days written notice prior to the renewal date.
3.3 Non-Refundable Policy — All Fees
3.3.1 All fees paid under this Agreement
— including but not limited to the Annual Server Fee, Customization Fees,
training fees, migration fees, and any other charges — are strictly
non-refundable once the respective service has been activated, development has
commenced, or credentials have been issued, regardless of the circumstances.
3.3.2 This non-refundable policy applies
independently to each fee component. The non-recoverability of the Annual
Server Fee does not affect or reduce any separately paid Customization Fee, and
vice versa. Each payment is treated as a separate, final commercial
transaction.
3.3.3 No fee paid under this Agreement
shall be credited, offset, or deducted against any future plan, upgrade, or new
agreement. This includes, without limitation, the scenario of the Licensee
upgrading to a Lifetime Self-Hosted Plan or any other plan — previously paid
Annual Server Fees, Customization Fees, and all other charges remain
non-transferable and non-creditable in full.
3.4 Payment Terms
3.4.1 All payments shall be made in UAE
Dirhams (AED) unless otherwise agreed in writing. Payments are accepted via
bank transfer, cheque, or any other mutually agreed method. Proof of payment
must be submitted to admin@raimsdigital.com.
3.4.2 All fees are exclusive of
applicable taxes including VAT, which shall be the sole responsibility of the
Licensee.
3.4.3 In the event of overdue payment,
the Licensor reserves the right to suspend access to the server environment and
all related services without liability until outstanding amounts are settled in
full.
SECTION 4: STANDALONE SERVER ENVIRONMENT
& HOSTING
4.1 Dedicated Server Provisioning
4.1.1 Upon receipt of the full Annual
Server Fee, the Licensor shall provision a dedicated standalone server
environment within its hosting infrastructure exclusively for the Licensee.
This server will host an isolated instance of Risper CRM configured for the
Licensee's domain and Unique License ID.
4.1.2 The server specifications,
resources (RAM, CPU, storage), and configuration shall be determined by the
Licensor based on the Licensee's operational requirements and the scope of
anticipated customizations. Any significant changes to server requirements due
to the Licensee's growth or additional customizations may necessitate a server
upgrade, which shall be separately quoted and billed.
4.1.3 The standalone server environment
is provisioned solely for the purpose of running the Licensee's Risper CRM
instance. The Licensee shall not attempt to use the server environment for any
other application, website, or service.
4.2 Service Availability &
Uptime
4.2.1 The Licensor targets a platform
availability of ninety-nine percent (99%) for the standalone server
environment, measured monthly, excluding scheduled maintenance and Force
Majeure Events.
4.2.2 Scheduled maintenance will be
communicated at least forty-eight (48) hours in advance and scheduled outside
Business Hours where possible. Emergency maintenance may be performed without
advance notice where necessary to protect the server's security or integrity.
4.2.3 The Licensor shall not be liable
for downtime caused by the Licensee's internet connectivity, third-party
integrations, domain expiry, or Force Majeure Events.
4.3 Domain Binding &
Configuration
4.3.1 Each standalone server instance is
permanently bound to one Unique License ID and one Primary Domain as specified
on the cover page. The Licensee may not operate the same server instance under
multiple domains simultaneously.
4.3.2 Where the Licensee elects to use a
branded custom domain for the CRM URL, that domain must be exclusively reserved
for the CRM and must not be connected to any other service, website, or
application. The purchase, renewal, and maintenance of the Primary Domain are
the Licensee's sole responsibility.
4.3.3 Domain migration to a new primary
domain is permitted subject to written request and payment of the applicable
migration fee. During migration, a brief service interruption may occur, and
the Licensor will provide advance notice of the expected maintenance window.
4.4 Data Storage & Backups
4.4.1 Each standalone server plan
includes a fixed storage allocation of one hundred (100) gigabytes (GB),
covering all CRM data including records, documents, proposals, invoices, and
system files. This storage limit applies per subscription year and does not roll
over or accumulate between renewal periods.
4.4.2 Should the Licensee's storage
usage approach or exceed the 100 GB allocation, the Licensor will notify the
Licensee. Additional storage may be purchased in blocks of one hundred (100) GB
at a rate of AED 500 per block per year. Partial blocks are not available; each
purchase adds a full 100 GB increment. The Licensee is advised that persistent
storage expansion needs, combined with the recurring annual renewal cost of
this plan, may make an upgrade to the Lifetime Self-Hosted Plan a more
cost-effective long-term solution.
4.4.3 The Licensor maintains
system-level backups of the standalone server environment for disaster recovery
purposes. These are platform-level backups and are not intended as a substitute
for the Licensee's own data export routine. The Licensee is strongly advised to
regularly export critical data using the CRM's built-in export features.
4.4.4 The Licensor implements
industry-standard security measures including encryption in transit (TLS),
encryption at rest, firewall protection, and role-based access controls.
Notwithstanding these measures, absolute data security cannot be guaranteed in
the context of the evolving global cybersecurity landscape.
SECTION 5: CUSTOMIZATION — SCOPE, PRICING,
TIMELINE & CONDITIONS
The Yearly Standalone Server Plan is the
only subscription-based plan under which Moderate and Major customizations are
available. This section governs the entire lifecycle of any customization
request — from submission through delivery — and establishes the rights,
responsibilities, and limitations of both parties.
5.1 Customization Classification
All customization requests will be evaluated and formally
classified by the Licensor's development team as follows:
|
Category |
Examples |
Availability |
Pricing |
|
Minor |
Label edits,
colour changes, simple form adjustments, basic workflow reconfigurations |
Included within
plan limits — subject to Licensor's assessment |
No additional
charge (within limits) |
|
Moderate |
New reporting
modules, custom field sets, workflow redesigns, third-party API connections,
document template customization |
Available under
this plan — separately charged |
Quoted per scope
after assessment |
|
Major |
Industry-specific
module builds, AI or automation integrations, multi-system data bridges, full
workflow architecture changes |
Available under
this plan — separately charged |
Quoted per
project after assessment |
5.2 Customization Request Process
5.2.1 All customization requests must be
submitted in writing through the official support portal at
https://connect.raimsdigital.com/ The Licensee must provide a clear description
of the requested feature or change, including its purpose, expected behaviour,
and any reference materials or examples where available.
5.2.2 Upon receipt of a customization
request, the Licensor's development team will conduct a technical assessment
and respond to the Licensee with: (a) the formal classification of the request
(Minor, Moderate, or Major); (b) the quoted Customization Fee for Moderate and
Major requests; (c) the estimated Development Timeline; and (d) any technical
dependencies or prerequisites. This response will typically be provided within
five (5) to seven (7) Business Days of receiving the request, depending on its
complexity.
5.2.3 The Licensee's acceptance of the
quoted Customization Fee and Development Timeline must be confirmed in writing
before any development work is initiated. Verbal agreements or informal
approvals shall not constitute acceptance for the purposes of this clause.
5.3 Customization Fee —
Determination & Authority
5.3.1 The Customization Fee for each
Moderate or Major request is determined solely and exclusively by the
Licensor's development team, based on their technical assessment of the effort,
complexity, technology, and resources required to deliver the requested feature.
This determination is final and not subject to negotiation based on the
Licensee's budget preferences or comparisons with third-party development
rates.
5.3.2 The Licensor's development team is
the sole authority on all matters related to Customization pricing. No other
representative, reseller, or agent of the Licensor has the authority to quote,
commit to, or modify Customization Fee amounts outside of the formal written
quotation process described in clause 5.2.2.
5.3.3 The Customization Fee quoted is
specific to the scope of the request as described at the time of assessment.
Any subsequent changes, additions, or expansions to the original scope
requested by the Licensee during or after development will be treated as a new
or amended request and will be separately assessed and priced.
5.3.4 In cases where a customization
request requires multiple development phases, the Licensor may issue a phased
fee structure. Each phase must be fully paid before the next phase of
development commences.
5.4 Full Payment Before Development
Commences — Absolute Condition
5.4.1 Development work on any Moderate
or Major customization shall not commence under any circumstances until the
full Customization Fee for that request has been received and confirmed by the
Licensor. This condition is absolute and applies without exception, regardless
of the urgency of the Licensee's business requirement, relationship history, or
any prior verbal understanding.
5.4.2 The Licensor will issue a formal
payment confirmation to the Licensee upon receipt of the Customization Fee.
Development will be scheduled to commence following this confirmation, in
accordance with the Development Timeline communicated at the time of quotation.
5.4.3 Where payment is received but the
Licensee subsequently requests changes to the agreed scope before development
begins, the Licensor reserves the right to re-assess the request and issue a
revised quotation. Any difference in the revised fee will be payable before
development commences on the revised scope.
5.4.4 In the event that the Licensee
cancels a customization request after payment has been received but before
development has commenced, the Customization Fee shall remain non-refundable.
The Licensor may, at its sole discretion, offer to apply the paid amount as a
credit toward a different customization request of equivalent or greater value
within the same Subscription Term.
5.5 Development Timeline —
Determination & Management
5.5.1 The Development Timeline for each
customization is determined solely by the Licensor's development team based on
their technical assessment of the work involved, current development workload,
resource availability, and any external dependencies. The Licensor does not
accept externally imposed deadlines as a basis for timeline commitments.
5.5.2 The Development Timeline
communicated to the Licensee at the time of quotation represents the Licensor's
best estimate based on information available at the time of assessment. This
timeline is provided in good faith and the Licensor will make reasonable
efforts to deliver within it. However, timelines may be adjusted where: (a) the
Licensee requests changes to the agreed scope during development; (b) the
Licensee fails to provide required information, approvals, or feedback in a
timely manner; (c) technical dependencies outside the Licensor's control cause
delays; or (d) unforeseen technical complexity is discovered during
development.
5.5.3 The Licensor will communicate any
significant timeline adjustments to the Licensee's designated contact promptly
upon becoming aware of the need for a change. Timeline delays shall not entitle
the Licensee to a refund of any paid Customization Fee or Annual Server Fee,
provided the Licensor is making reasonable progress toward delivery.
5.5.4 The Licensee acknowledges that
customization development is a technical and creative process that may not
always proceed linearly. The Licensor's development team will prioritize
quality and stability of the delivered feature over adherence to an arbitrary
deadline. The Licensee agrees to maintain reasonable flexibility in
expectations regarding delivery timing.
5.6 Delivery, Testing &
Acceptance
5.6.1 Upon completion of development,
the Licensor will deploy the customization to the Licensee's standalone server
environment and notify the Licensee for review and user acceptance testing.
5.6.2 The Licensee shall conduct
acceptance testing within seven (7) Business Days of the delivery notification.
Any issues identified during this period that represent a deviation from the
agreed scope must be reported through the support portal within this timeframe.
5.6.3 The Licensor will address any
confirmed scope deviations at no additional charge. Requests for additional
features or changes beyond the original agreed scope during the acceptance
testing period will be treated as new customization requests and assessed
separately.
5.6.4 If the Licensee does not raise any
formal objection within seven (7) Business Days of the delivery notification,
the customization will be deemed accepted.
5.7 Intellectual Property of
Customizations
5.7.1 All customizations developed by
the Licensor — regardless of whether they were requested by the Licensee and
paid for in full — remain the sole intellectual property of RAIMS Digital
Technologies. Payment of the Customization Fee constitutes payment for the
right to use the customized feature within the Licensee's CRM instance under
this Agreement, and does not constitute a purchase or transfer of ownership of
the underlying code, logic, or design.
5.7.2 The Licensor reserves the right to
incorporate ideas, approaches, or solutions developed as part of the Licensee's
customizations into the broader Risper CRM platform for the benefit of other
clients, provided that no Confidential Data belonging to the Licensee is
disclosed in the process.
5.7.3 Upon termination of this
Agreement, the Licensee's right to access and use all customizations developed
under this Agreement shall cease alongside all other usage rights.
Customizations are not portable or transferable to third-party platforms or
competing CRM systems.
5.8 Customization Continuity on
Upgrade or Plan Change
5.8.1 Where the Licensee upgrades from
this plan to a Lifetime Self-Hosted Plan or any other plan, the customizations
previously developed and deployed on the standalone server environment will be
included in the data and system migration to the extent technically feasible,
as agreed at the time of migration.
5.8.2 However, the migration of
customizations to a new environment may require additional development,
testing, and configuration effort, which will be assessed and quoted separately
at the time of the upgrade. The prior payment of Customization Fees does not
guarantee that all customizations will function identically in a different
hosting environment without additional work.
SECTION 6: UPGRADE POLICY &
NON-TRANSFERABILITY OF PAID FEES
6.1 Right to Upgrade — Recommended
Path
6.1.1 The Licensee may, at any time
during the Subscription Term, request an upgrade from this Yearly Standalone
Server Plan to a Lifetime Self-Hosted Plan or any other plan offered by the
Licensor at that time. The Licensor welcomes such upgrades and will facilitate
the transition in a structured and professional manner.
6.1.2 The Licensor wishes to draw the
Licensee's attention to the practical and financial advantages of upgrading to
a Lifetime Self-Hosted Plan. Under this Standalone Server Plan, the Licensee
incurs a combined annual renewal covering both the server environment and the
CRM subscription, along with growing storage costs as data accumulates. The
Lifetime Plan replaces this recurring expenditure with a one-time license fee,
providing the Licensee with permanent CRM ownership on their own infrastructure
and eliminating ongoing hosting and subscription costs. Given the architecture
of the standalone server environment, migration to the Lifetime Plan is a
well-supported, structured process.
6.1.3 An upgrade request must be
submitted in writing to the Licensor. The Licensor will respond with the
applicable upgrade fee, migration process, and estimated timeline within five
(5) to seven (7) Business Days.
6.2 All Previously Paid Fees Are
Non-Creditable on Upgrade
6.2.1 The Licensee expressly
acknowledges and agrees that all amounts previously paid under this Agreement —
including the Annual Server Fee, all Customization Fees, any additional storage
charges, migration fees, training fees, and any other amounts whatsoever — are
strictly non-creditable, non-refundable, and non-deductible against the cost of
any upgrade, new plan, or new agreement.
6.2.2 This policy applies without
exception to all of the following scenarios:
•
The Licensee upgrading to a
Lifetime Self-Hosted Plan mid-subscription period;
•
The Licensee upgrading to a
Lifetime Self-Hosted Plan at the end of a Subscription Term;
•
The Licensee transitioning to any
other plan or pricing tier offered by the Licensor;
•
The Licensee requesting a
migration to their own hosting infrastructure;
•
Any other plan change or
commercial transition initiated by the Licensee.
6.2.3 Each fee component paid under this
Agreement represents payment for a specific, independent service rendered
during a specific period. The Annual Server Fee covers the cost of
provisioning, operating, and maintaining the dedicated server environment
during the Subscription Term. The Customization Fees cover the cost of design,
development, and deployment of bespoke features. These services have been fully
delivered and consumed by the Licensee, and their cost is therefore not
recoverable or transferable under any circumstances.
6.2.4 The Licensee shall not assert any
claim, set-off, or deduction of previously paid amounts against the cost of any
future plan or upgrade. Any such claim shall be considered a material breach of
this Agreement.
6.3 Upgrade Fees
6.3.1 The cost of any upgrade —
including Lifetime Plan fees, migration fees, new server setup fees, and any
associated development or configuration work — shall be assessed and quoted by
the Licensor at the time of the upgrade request, based on then-current pricing
and the scope of work required.
6.3.2 Upgrade fees are payable in
accordance with the payment terms communicated at the time of the upgrade
quotation. Work on the upgrade shall not commence until the applicable fees are
paid in full.
SECTION 7: LIFETIME PLAN MIGRATION — GENERAL
REFERENCE
7.1 The Yearly Standalone Server Plan
is architecturally designed to facilitate a smooth and efficient transition to
a Lifetime Self-Hosted Plan should the Licensee choose to upgrade. The
dedicated server environment within the Licensor's infrastructure makes this
migration more structured and lower-risk compared to migrating from a shared
hosting environment.
7.2 The Licensee may request a
migration to a Lifetime Self-Hosted Plan at any time during an active
Subscription Term by submitting a written request through the support portal.
All applicable migration and Lifetime Plan fees must be settled in full before migration
work commences.
7.3 The full terms, conditions,
process, timeline, and responsibilities governing the migration and the
Lifetime Self-Hosted Plan will be set out in a separate Lifetime Plan Agreement
to be signed by both parties at the time of the upgrade. This Agreement does
not govern or form part of that process.
SECTION 8: DATA PROTECTION, CONFIDENTIALITY
& SECURITY
7.1 Data Ownership & Isolation
7.1.1 All data entered into the Software
by the Licensee or its Authorized Users remains the exclusive property of the
Licensee at all times. The dedicated standalone server environment ensures that
the Licensee's data is fully isolated from other clients' data within the
Licensor's infrastructure.
7.1.2 The Licensor acts as a data
processor in respect of any personal data processed through the Software on
behalf of the Licensee, who acts as the data controller. Both parties agree to
comply with applicable data protection laws including GDPR and UAE PDPL.
7.2 Licensor's Confidentiality
Obligations
The Licensor undertakes to:
•
Treat all Confidential Data as
strictly confidential and access it only to the minimum extent necessary for
operating, maintaining, and supporting the server environment;
•
Not use, sell, disclose, or
transfer Confidential Data to any third party for any commercial or
unauthorized purpose;
•
Implement and maintain reasonable
administrative, technical, and organizational security measures to protect
Confidential Data.
7.3 Licensee's Security
Responsibilities
7.3.1 The Licensee is responsible for
maintaining the security of all Authorized User credentials, ensuring strong
password practices, and promptly reporting any suspected unauthorized access to
the Licensor's support portal.
7.3.2 The Licensor shall not be liable
for security incidents caused by weak or compromised credentials, phishing
attacks, or negligence by the Licensee or its Authorized Users.
7.4 Data Export & Deletion on
Termination
7.4.1 Upon written request prior to
expiry or termination, the Licensor will provide a data export of the
Licensee's Confidential Data in a standard machine-readable format within ten
(10) Business Days.
7.4.2 Upon termination or expiry, the
Licensor will permanently delete all Licensee data from the standalone server
environment within a commercially reasonable timeframe, subject to any
mandatory regulatory retention obligations.
SECTION 9: INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
8.1 The Software, including all
modules, code, interfaces, customizations, updates, and documentation — whether
part of the standard platform or developed specifically for the Licensee —
remains the sole and exclusive intellectual property of RAIMS Digital Technologies.
8.2 No source code shall be provided
to the Licensee under this plan. The Licensor's development team retains full
ownership of all code written during customization development.
8.3 Any feedback or improvement
suggestions provided by the Licensee may be freely used by the Licensor without
obligation or compensation to the Licensee.
SECTION 10: SUPPORT, COMMUNICATION &
TRAINING
9.1 Support Channels
9.1.1 All support and customization
requests must be submitted through the official portal:
https://connect.raimsdigital.com/ The Licensee shall designate one Single Point
of Contact (SPOC) authorized to communicate on all technical, operational, and
contractual matters.
9.1.2 Sensitive communications including
server credentials, administrator access, and configuration details must be
handled exclusively through the designated SPOC to maintain security and
accountability.
9.2 Support Hours & Response
Times
|
Priority |
Description |
Initial
Response |
Target
Resolution |
|
P1 – Critical |
Server down,
data loss risk |
4 Business Hours |
1 Business Day |
|
P2 – High |
Major feature or
customization broken |
8 Business Hours |
3 Business Days |
|
P3 – Medium |
Feature
partially impaired, workaround available |
1 Business Day |
5 Business Days |
|
P4 – Low |
Minor issue or
enhancement query |
2 Business Days |
10 Business Days |
Business Hours: 09:00 AM – 6:00 PM, Monday to Friday (UAE
time). Online meetings require 24 hours advance notice; in-person meetings
require 3 working days advance notice.
9.3 Training
9.3.1 Initial onboarding and system
training will be provided following server activation. Additional training on
newly delivered customizations will be arranged following each feature
delivery. Further training sessions beyond those included are available at standard
rates.
SECTION 11: WARRANTY & MAINTENANCE
10.1 A twelve (12) month warranty
covering bugs and errors in the original Risper CRM functionality applies from
the Subscription Start Date. During this period, confirmed software defects in
standard functionality will be rectified at no additional charge.
10.2 Customizations delivered under
this Agreement carry a ninety (90) day post-delivery warranty covering defects
that represent a direct deviation from the agreed scope. Issues arising from
subsequent changes to the server environment, third-party integrations, or
scope modifications are not covered under this warranty.
10.3 Following the expiry of the
standard warranty period, continued bug fix and update coverage requires an
active Annual Maintenance Contract (AMC). Without an AMC, fixes are provided as
separately quoted engagements.
10.4 The warranty does not cover issues
caused by the Licensee's misuse, unauthorized modifications, hardware failures,
domain expiry, or third-party software conflicts.
SECTION 12: LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
11.1 The Licensor's total aggregate
liability under this Agreement shall not exceed the total fees paid by the
Licensee during the twelve (12) month period immediately preceding the event
giving rise to the claim.
11.2 In no event shall the Licensor be
liable for indirect, incidental, consequential, or punitive damages including
loss of revenue, business opportunity, data, or goodwill.
11.3 The Licensor shall not be liable
for delays in customization delivery where such delays arise from incomplete
information provided by the Licensee, scope changes, or circumstances outside
the Licensor's reasonable control.
SECTION 13: SUBSCRIPTION RENEWAL &
TERMINATION
12.1 Renewal
12.1.1 The subscription must be renewed
on or before the expiry date. A thirty (30) day grace period applies, after
which the server environment will be suspended and all data permanently deleted
from the Licensor's servers without the possibility of recovery.
12.1.2 Any customizations previously
developed and deployed on the server will also be permanently deleted upon
expiry and cannot be restored without re-development, which will be assessed
and quoted as a new engagement.
12.2 Termination for Cause
12.2.1 Either party may terminate this
Agreement by written notice where the other party commits a material breach and
fails to remedy it within fifteen (15) calendar days of receiving written
notice.
12.2.2 The Licensor may terminate
immediately where the Licensee uses the Software for illegal purposes, attempts
unauthorized access to the server infrastructure, or engages in redistribution
of the Software or customizations.
12.3 Effect of Termination
Upon termination or expiry:
•
All access rights to the Software,
server environment, and customizations cease immediately;
•
All Licensee data will be
permanently deleted from the server following the applicable retention period;
•
All outstanding fees become
immediately payable;
•
No refund shall be issued for any
unused portion of the subscription or any paid Customization Fees.
SECTION 14: BROWSER ENVIRONMENT MAINTENANCE
& CLIENT-SIDE PERFORMANCE
Risper CRM is accessed through the
Licensee's internet browser. Like all web-based applications, its performance
on any device is influenced by the condition of the browser environment. This
section provides guidance on the Licensee's role in maintaining that
environment.
13.1 Understanding Browser Cache
13.1.1 Browsers accumulate temporary data
— including website files, cookies, session information, and browsing history —
from all web activity on a device. This is standard browser behaviour. Over
time, this accumulated data can affect how web-based applications load and
display, including Risper CRM.
13.1.2 When cached data becomes outdated
or excessive, the Licensee may observe symptoms such as pages not displaying
correctly, interface elements appearing outdated after a system update, login
sessions expiring unexpectedly, or data not refreshing as expected. These are
recognised browser-side conditions and are not indicative of a defect in the
CRM platform.
13.1.3 The Licensor notes, in the
interest of transparency, that browser cache accumulates from the totality of a
browser's use — not solely from CRM activity. A browser used actively for daily
business tasks will accumulate cache more rapidly, and periodic clearing is
considered standard maintenance practice for any professional using web-based
tools.
13.2 Recommended Maintenance
Practices
13.2.1 The Licensor recommends that all
Authorized Users clear their browser cache at a minimum frequency of once per
week, and immediately following any CRM update communication. Cache may be
cleared through the browser's built-in settings or through reputable
maintenance tools. Where such tools are used, the Licensee is advised to ensure
the process completes fully, as an incomplete clearing may not fully resolve
browser-side conditions.
13.2.2 When the support team assists with
a reported CRM issue, confirming that browser cache has been cleared is a
standard first step in the diagnostic process. The Licensee's cooperation in
completing this step thoroughly, before escalating any concern, will in most
cases lead to a faster resolution.
13.3 Support & Troubleshooting
13.3.1 For efficient resolution of any
display, performance, or access issue, the Licensor kindly requests that the
Licensee: (a) fully clear browser cache and cookies; (b) close and reopen the
browser; (c) attempt to reproduce the issue; and (d) raise a formal support
ticket only if the issue persists. The Licensor's support team is available to
guide users through the cache-clearing process if required.
SECTION 15: REFUND ELIGIBILITY, STAFF
ADOPTION & DISPUTE RESOLUTION CONDUCT
The Licensor is fully committed to client
success and provides training, ongoing support, platform updates, and a
dedicated development team to ensure a positive experience. This section
clarifies the responsibilities of both parties to maintain a fair and
professional working relationship.
14.1 Refund Eligibility
14.1.1 As stated in Section 3.3, all fees
are non-refundable once the respective service has been activated or
development has commenced. A refund request will be considered valid only where
a reproducible, documented software defect has been formally reported and the
Licensor has been unable to resolve it within a reasonable timeframe.
14.1.2 The following do not qualify as
grounds for a refund: internal staff resistance or non-adoption; low or no
usage following activation; dissatisfaction where no technical defect exists;
or the Licensee's decision to discontinue use for business reasons unrelated to
software or server performance.
14.1.3 Where a refund request is
received, the Licensor will review system access logs, usage records, and
support history as part of a standard objective assessment.
14.2 Staff Adoption Responsibility
14.2.1 The Licensor understands that
adopting a new system requires an adjustment period. Onboarding training,
customization training, user guides, and helpdesk support are all provided to
facilitate this. The Licensor encourages the Licensee to make full use of these
resources, and additional training can be arranged at standard rates.
14.2.2 Internal adoption and daily use of
the CRM remains the Licensee's organizational responsibility. Business
outcomes, team engagement, and internal change management are within the
Licensee's scope and do not affect the finality of fees paid.
14.3 Raising Concerns & Disputes
14.3.1 The Licensor welcomes genuine
feedback and concerns through the official support portal. Where a concern
cannot be resolved through support, both parties agree to follow the formal
dispute resolution process outlined in Section 16, beginning with a good-faith
negotiation period. All communications are expected to remain professional and
respectful throughout.
14.3.2 The Licensor maintains server-side
logs of system availability, user activity, customization delivery records, and
support interactions. These records serve as an objective reference in any
dispute and will be made available to a recognized arbitration body upon
request.
SECTION 16: GENERAL PROVISIONS
15.1 Force Majeure
Neither party shall be liable for any failure or delay caused
by a Force Majeure Event, provided prompt notice is given and reasonable
mitigation steps are taken. If a Force Majeure Event persists beyond sixty (60)
days, either party may terminate this Agreement by thirty (30) days written
notice without liability, save that no fees already paid shall be refundable.
15.2 Amendments
Any changes to this Agreement require written consent from
both parties. The Licensor may update standard operating policies with thirty
(30) days written notice.
15.3 Branding Rights The Licensor may use the
Licensee's company name and project details in marketing materials. The
Licensee may opt out via written request within thirty (30) days of signing.
15.4 Audit Rights
The Licensor reserves the right to conduct an annual
compliance audit of the Licensee's use of the Software and server environment,
with fifteen (15) Business Days advance notice.
15.5 Assignment
The Licensee may not assign or transfer this Agreement
without prior written consent from the Licensor. The Licensor may assign this
Agreement in connection with a merger, acquisition, or asset sale, subject to
written notice to the Licensee.
15.6 Entire Agreement This Agreement constitutes the
complete and exclusive agreement between the parties regarding its subject
matter and supersedes all prior discussions, representations, and
understandings.
15.7 Severability
If any provision is found unenforceable, it shall be severed,
and the remaining provisions shall continue in full force and effect.
15.8 Electronic Execution Digitally signed or scanned PDF
copies of this Agreement shall have the same legal effect as originals.
Electronic delivery to admin@raimsdigital.com constitutes valid service.
SECTION 17: GOVERNING LAW & DISPUTE
RESOLUTION
16.1 This Agreement shall be governed
by and construed in accordance with the laws of the United Arab Emirates,
specifically the laws of Abu Dhabi, UAE.
16.2 In the event of any dispute
arising under this Agreement, the parties shall first attempt resolution
through good-faith negotiation within fifteen (15) calendar days of written
notice of the dispute.
16.3 If unresolved through negotiation,
the dispute shall be referred to binding arbitration in Abu Dhabi, UAE, under
the rules of the Abu Dhabi Commercial Conciliation and Arbitration Centre
(ADCCAC). The language of arbitration shall be English. Either party may seek
injunctive relief from a court of competent jurisdiction to prevent irreparable
harm pending arbitration.