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A White Label Software License Agreement is essential when a business wants to offer software solutions under its own brand without developing the software internally. This agreement, governed by Australian law, establishes the legal framework for such arrangements, defining the rights and obligations of both the software provider and the white label partner. It includes critical provisions for software licensing, rebranding rights, technical support, service levels, and compliance with Australian regulations. The document is particularly important in today's digital economy where businesses seek to expand their service offerings quickly without significant development costs. The agreement covers intellectual property rights, data protection, maintenance obligations, fee structures, and termination provisions, ensuring both parties have a clear understanding of their roles and responsibilities. It's designed to comply with Australian legislation including the Copyright Act 1968, Privacy Act 1988, and Competition and Consumer Act 2010, while protecting the interests of both the original software provider and the white label partner.
