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Agreements, Rights & Licences

Turn contracts into usable facts

Who may use this, how far, and for how long?

A licence grant is a record with a grantor, a grantee, an asset, a territory, a field of use, a term and a set of permissions. Once it is structured, the graph can answer questions that previously required reading the contract.

Licence Grants

  • Territory
  • Exclusivity
  • Field of use
  • Sublicensing & transferability

How it helps

What you get with Licence Grants

1

Intercompany licensing, recorded

Group licences between entities are first-class records, which matters for both transactions and internal governance.

2

Scope is explicit

Territory, exclusivity and field of use decide whether a second deal is possible. They should not live only in prose.

3

Sublicensing and transferability

Whether a grant can be passed on is precisely the question a spin-out asks, so it is a field rather than an interpretation.

Build the ownership record before somebody asks for it.

Register what exists, connect the relationships, attach the evidence. The answer you need under deadline is the one you maintained beforehand.

Evidence-backed relationships Multi-entity by design Built for transfer and diligence