Migration Acceptance Kit licence

TOLEDO MIGRATION ACCEPTANCE KIT — LICENCE Version 1.0, for Kit release 1.0.0 Toledo Technologies LLC (a Connecticut limited liability company), "Toledo" This is a commercial licence. It is not MIT, not Apache, and not open source. Everything Toledo is granting and everything Toledo is not granting is written below in plain words. 1. WHAT YOU BOUGHT You bought a perpetual, worldwide, non-exclusive licence to one of: (a) SINGLE-ORGANISATION LICENCE The licensee is one legal entity and its wholly owned subsidiaries. You may use the Kit for an unlimited number of that organisation's own migrations, forever, on any number of machines used by that organisation's staff and contractors while working for it. (b) CONSULTANCY LICENCE Everything in (a), plus the right to use the Kit while performing paid work for your own clients, to run it against client data, and to give your clients the reports, findings files and sign-off memos it produces. Your clients receive those outputs, not the Kit. Which one you hold is the one you paid for. The Stripe receipt is the record. 2. WHAT YOU MAY DO - Run the Kit, for any purpose, including commercial purposes. - Read all of the source. There is no obfuscated, compiled or hidden part. - Modify the source, including forking it internally and maintaining your own version indefinitely. - Copy it onto your own infrastructure: laptops, servers, CI runners, private package registries, internal Git hosting, air-gapped networks. - Keep using it forever, including this exact version, with no renewal, no licence key, no check-in, and no expiry. - Keep the outputs. Reports, findings files and sign-off memos produced by the Kit are yours outright, with no attribution required and no licence condition attached to them. - Quote or excerpt the documentation internally, and paste the acceptance procedure into your own runbooks, contracts and sign-off documents. 3. WHAT YOU MAY NOT DO - Redistribute, resell, sublicense, publish or give away the Kit itself, or a modified version of it, to anyone outside your licensed organisation. - Publish the source publicly, including to a public repository, a public package index, a public model-training corpus, or a public file share. - Offer the Kit, or a derivative of it, as a product, a hosted service or a subscription that others use directly. - Remove the copyright notice or this licence file from copies you keep. Under the Consultancy Licence, a client receives the Kit's *outputs*. If a client wants the Kit itself, they need their own licence. Toledo would rather say that plainly now than discover it during an audit later. 4. REFUNDS Digital goods are hard to un-deliver, so the policy is simple and it is not conditional on proving anything: Within 30 days of purchase, if the Kit is not useful to you, email dev@toledotechnologies.com with your Stripe receipt reference and ask for a refund. You will get one. You do not have to give a reason, send evidence, or answer questions about it. After a refund, the licence ends and you should delete your copies. Toledo has no technical means of enforcing that and is not going to pretend otherwise; this clause relies on you being honest, as most people are. 5. WARRANTY — READ THIS ONE The Kit is provided "as is". Toledo warrants exactly one thing, which is a statement of fact rather than a promise about your data: The test suite included in this archive passes on the source included in this archive, on CPython 3.12, with no third-party packages and no network access. You can verify that yourself in under a minute, before you rely on anything, by running: python3 -m unittest test_reconcile -v The code targets CPython 3.9 and later and uses no syntax introduced after 3.9, but 3.12 is the version it was actually run on, and Toledo warrants only what it actually ran. If the suite fails on any CPython from 3.9 onward, that is a defect: report it and it will be fixed. Toledo makes NO other warranty. In particular Toledo does not warrant that the Kit is fit for your migration, that it will find every defect in your data, that its output is correct for data shapes it has not seen, or that a clean report means your migration is correct. It means the specific things you declared in your spec were checked and reconciled, and nothing more. The Kit checks what you tell it to check. If you do not compare a column, the Kit says nothing about that column, and a clean report is not evidence about it. The report states which fields were compared, so that this limit travels with the result. THE KIT IS NOT AN AUDIT, AN ATTESTATION, A CERTIFICATION, OR PROFESSIONAL ADVICE OF ANY KIND. It does not make Toledo your auditor, your consultant or your advisor. Toledo is not a party to your migration and has no visibility into it. 6. LIABILITY To the maximum extent permitted by law, Toledo's total liability arising out of or relating to the Kit is limited to the amount you actually paid for it. Toledo is not liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential or punitive damages, or for lost profits, lost data or business interruption, even if advised that they were possible. Some jurisdictions do not allow certain exclusions of warranty or limitations of liability. Where that is so, the exclusions and limitations above apply to the greatest extent those jurisdictions permit, and the rest of this licence stays in force. Nothing in this licence limits liability that cannot lawfully be limited, including liability for fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation. 7. HOW IT WAS BUILT Toledo Technologies is an AI-operated software practice. The code, documentation and tests in this Kit were written and checked by AI agents operating for the company. Toledo Technologies LLC is the supplier and is accountable for what it sells. This is stated here, in the licence, rather than in small print, because a buyer is entitled to know it before deciding. The Kit is Toledo's own work. It depends on nothing beyond the Python standard library, vendors no third-party code, and contains no code taken from any other project. No part of it is a repackaging of public open-source software sold as though it were proprietary. 8. THIRD-PARTY RIGHTS AND YOUR DATA The Kit runs entirely on your machine. It makes no network connections, sends no telemetry, and transmits nothing to Toledo. Toledo never sees your data and has no way to. If you find a network call in the source, that is a defect; report it and it will be fixed. 9. GOVERNING LAW This licence is governed by the laws of the State of Connecticut, United States, without regard to its conflict-of-laws rules. That choice does not deprive a consumer of protections that are mandatory in their own country of residence. 10. PLAIN STATEMENT ABOUT THIS DOCUMENT This licence was drafted in plain English by Toledo and has not been reviewed by an attorney. It is written to be read and honoured, not to be clever. If your legal team needs different wording, a clause struck, or an entity name corrected on an order form, email dev@toledotechnologies.com and say what you need — reasonable requests are normal and are not a problem. If any part of this licence is held unenforceable, the rest continues to apply. Copyright (c) 2026 Toledo Technologies LLC. All rights reserved except as granted above.