How GridFrame is licensed

Last updated: October 23, 2026

Every GridFrame customer gets a written agreement. We don't write our own fine print: we use the Common Paper Software License Agreement, a free, published standard contract written by a committee of attorneys and used by many software companies.

What you sign

Document	What it is
Order form	The business details: which edition of GridFrame, how many computers it runs on, any pilot period, the fees (if any), and the few choices the standard terms leave open, including Idaho law.
Standard terms	The Common Paper Software License Agreement, used as published and attached so you can read every word.

The main points, in plain English

It runs on your computers. GridFrame is installed on equipment your business owns, and your records stay there.
Your data is yours. You can export all of it, and our licensing never locks you out of your data, its export or its backups.
Fees are written down. Your order form says exactly what you pay, if anything; a new fee needs a new agreement.
Setup, training and support come from a service partner, such as Falls Technology Services, under its own agreement.

This page is a summary to help you understand our agreements. The agreement you sign is what applies.

Questions

Ask us anything about the agreement before you sign: [email protected].