# Question: about Eramba's Terms and Conditions

**URL:** https://discussions.eramba.org/t/question-about-erambas-terms-and-conditions/6566
**Category:** Forum - Software
**Created:** [April 11, 2025, 7:52am UTC](https://discussions.eramba.org/t/question-about-erambas-terms-and-conditions/6566 "2025-04-11T07:52:57Z")
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### Author: ![Ovidiu](https://discussions.eramba.org/user_avatar/discussions.eramba.org/ovidiu/32/1454_2.png) [@Ovidiu](https://discussions.eramba.org/u/Ovidiu)
#### Post date: [April 11, 2025, 7:52am UTC](https://discussions.eramba.org/t/question-about-erambas-terms-and-conditions/6566/1 "2025-04-11T07:52:57Z")

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I only noticed now that on the front page of our on-prem Eramba isntance there is this footer:

> By using Eramba, you agree to our [Terms and Conditions](https://eramba.domain.tld/pages/license)

and I was wondering whether this is the right place to display those? Didn’t I accept the T&C’s when buying the enterprise version?

My users are seeing these T&C’s and obviously those are not related to them. Just wondering.

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### Author: ![Ovidiu](https://discussions.eramba.org/user_avatar/discussions.eramba.org/ovidiu/32/1454_2.png) [@Ovidiu](https://discussions.eramba.org/u/Ovidiu)
#### Post date: [January 27, 2026, 3:14pm UTC](https://discussions.eramba.org/t/question-about-erambas-terms-and-conditions/6566/2 "2026-01-27T15:14:11Z")

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Still wondering about this. I did a quick search here and found [one license update post](https://discussions.eramba.org/t/offtopic-license-update-for-community-enterprise-on-prem/4809) but is that enough to make it legally binding? What if I didn’t read it?  
Is that even possible to announce a licence change unilaterally?

If I look at my instance, the licence says its dated August 2023, V1.7 and yet the above post dated 12.06.2024 talks about a licence update. How did this not make it into my instance or maybe you guys didn’t update the date on the licence?

And now, that I wrote all this, I actually went and read the licence. Here is a gem I wanted to share:

> 2.3 During and after the Term, except to the extent required to be permitted by applicable law the Customer shall not, and **shall not permit or assist** any third party to:
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> **2.3.4 Utilise automated tools to test the software for bugs or security issue**

P.S. I am simply a curious person, I can assure you there is no other intent behind this pot.
