License & Usage
Understand the proprietary source package, commercial agreement, third-party notices, and redistribution limits.
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What you will learn
- Locate controlling license files.
- Separate source ownership from usage rights.
- Preserve required third-party notices.
Controlling documents
LICENSE.md states that Nexus is proprietary and that customer rights are defined by the commercial license or purchase agreement supplied with the order. THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md records third-party software and asset notices.
Source access is not redistribution permission
Receiving editable source allows work permitted by the customer agreement. It does not automatically grant permission to publish, sublicense, resell, or redistribute the template or its source.
- Keep LICENSE.md
- Keep THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md
- Do not publish the source package publicly
- Confirm team or project limits in the purchase agreement
Third-party packages
Runtime and development packages retain their own licenses. Review notices when adding dependencies, fonts, icons, illustrations, or other external assets.