VectorStyler End-User License Agreement

Version: 5 November 2026

IMPORTANT: THE SOFTWARE IS LICENSED, NOT SOLD. THIS AGREEMENT DOES NOT TRANSFER OWNERSHIP OF THE SOFTWARE’S INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY.

This End-User License Agreement (“Agreement”) is between you and NumericPath Oy, a company established in Finland, with Finnish Business ID 2919266-7 (VAT ID FI29192667) and registered office in Salo, Finland (“NumericPath”, “we”, “us”, or “our”). You can contact us at support@vectorstyler.com.

This Agreement governs your use of VectorStyler for macOS, Windows, and Linux, including versions obtained directly from NumericPath or through an authorized reseller or distributor.

Please read this Agreement before accepting it. By clicking “I Agree”, selecting an acceptance checkbox, or otherwise expressly accepting this Agreement, you agree to be bound by it. If you accept on behalf of an organization, you represent that you have authority to bind that organization; in that case, “you” means the organization. If you do not agree, do not install or use the Software. Any rights you have to cancel a purchase or receive a refund remain subject to Section 10 and applicable law.

Nothing in this Agreement excludes or restricts any right or remedy, or any liability or obligation, that cannot lawfully be excluded or restricted. In particular, consumers retain their mandatory rights under applicable consumer protection law.

1. Definitions

1.1. Authorized User means an individual permitted to use the Software under Section 3 or applicable Special Terms.

1.2. Beta Version means a pre-release version made available for evaluation and testing during the period specified when it is supplied.

1.3. Computer means a physical computer or a virtual machine on which the Software is installed. Each virtual machine counts as a separate Computer. Multiple operating-system installations on the same physical computer count as one Computer, provided they are not used to run the Software simultaneously.

1.4. Consumer means an individual acting for purposes outside their trade, business, craft, or profession, as determined by applicable law.

1.5. Documentation means the user documentation supplied with the Software or made available at www.vectorstyler.com.

1.6. Full Version means a generally released version that you are entitled to use under a paid License.

1.7. License means the right to install and use the Software granted under this Agreement. A License is distinct from the License Key used to activate it.

1.8. License Key means an activation code issued by NumericPath for a License obtained from NumericPath or an authorized reseller or distributor.

1.9. Order means the accepted order and purchase confirmation identifying your License type, quantity, price, and any additional entitlements. An Order cannot reduce the entitlements expressly granted by this Agreement unless a change is expressly agreed in valid Special Terms.

1.10. Seat means permission to install the Software on one Computer and allow one Authorized User at a time to use that installation under a multi-seat License. The separate installation allowance for a single-user License is set out in Section 3.2.

1.11. Software means VectorStyler, including its executable files, installers, bundled resources, Documentation, and Updates supplied by NumericPath under this Agreement. Separately licensed third-party components remain subject to Section 8.

1.12. Special Terms means additional or different license terms expressly agreed in writing between you and NumericPath, including terms for educational, institutional, or enterprise Licenses. These terms must be made available before you agree to them.

1.13. Trial Version means a version made available for evaluation for 30 consecutive days beginning on first activation for evaluation or, if no activation is required, first use.

1.14. Updates means corrections, patches, improvements, and new versions of the Software, including major-version upgrades, that NumericPath makes generally available. Updates do not include separately sold products or services.

1.15. Your Content means the documents, artwork, images, designs, and other materials that you create, import, edit, or export using the Software, or submit to NumericPath for support.

2. License grant and duration

2.1. Subject to this Agreement and payment of the applicable fees, NumericPath grants you a limited, non-exclusive License to install and use the Full Version for your personal or business purposes, including creating work for clients, within the limits in Section 3. The License is non-transferable and non-sublicensable except as permitted by Section 4.4 or applicable law.

2.2. A paid License is perpetual for the versions covered by your entitlement: it has no scheduled expiry and requires no subscription or renewal payment to continue using those versions. It remains subject to termination under Section 12. An Update entitlement expiring does not terminate your right to use versions already covered by that entitlement.

2.3. Your paid License includes, at no additional license charge:

• all Updates to VectorStyler made generally available during the 12 months following your purchase date; and
• all generally released versions of VectorStyler up to and including the entire 2.x version series, regardless of whether they are released during those 12 months.

These entitlements are cumulative. A release is included if it qualifies under either category. Version 3.0 and later versions are included only if released during the applicable 12-month period, covered by a longer entitlement promised at purchase, or acquired under a separate purchase. Any more favorable Update entitlement granted at purchase remains effective.

2.4. You may continue to use any Full Version covered by your entitlement, subject to your existing user, installation, and concurrency limits. Installing multiple versions does not increase those limits. An Update does not restart the 12-month period unless expressly stated in your Order.

2.5. This Agreement does not require NumericPath to release a particular future version or feature on a particular date. NumericPath must nevertheless honor specific commitments made at purchase and provide any Updates required by applicable law. The commercial entitlement in Section 2.3 does not limit a Consumer’s right to receive Updates, including security Updates, necessary to maintain conformity for the period required by law.

2.6. A License covers the macOS, Windows, and Linux editions that NumericPath makes available under that License. Using different operating systems does not create additional Seats or increase your permitted use. Availability of a particular release on one platform does not itself promise availability on every platform; specific platform commitments made at purchase remain binding.

3. Installation, users, and permitted copies

3.1. Your Order identifies whether you have a single-user or multi-seat License. Unless otherwise expressly agreed, a purchase for one user is a single-user License.

3.2. Single-user License. You may install the Software on multiple Computers that you own or control for your own use, including a work computer, home computer, and laptop. Only one Authorized User may use the Software under that License at a time, on one Computer at a time. If you are an individual, members of your family may also use the installations on your personal Computers, subject to the same overall limit of one user on one Computer at a time. If an organization purchases a single-user License, it must assign the License to one named individual; the family-use allowance does not apply to organization-owned Licenses.

3.3. Multi-seat License. You may have the Software installed on no more Computers than the number of Seats purchased. Each licensed Computer may be used by one Authorized User at a time. Different Authorized Users may use the same licensed Computer at different times. You may use all purchased Seats concurrently, but may not use a single Seat for concurrent sessions or to maintain additional installations. Special Terms may expressly provide a different licensing model.

3.4. You may move an installation to a replacement Computer by removing it from the previous Computer where necessary to remain within your installation allowance. You must use any available deactivation procedure or contact support if a failed, lost, or inaccessible Computer prevents deactivation. An organization may reassign a single-user License when a user leaves or changes duties, after ending the former user’s access; frequent reassignment to share one License among multiple users is not permitted.

3.5. An Authorized User may remotely access an installation on a licensed Computer, provided the remote connection does not allow additional users or concurrent sessions beyond the applicable License limits. A device used solely to display and control that remote session does not require an additional Seat. Hosting the Software for third parties, providing it as a service, or operating a shared terminal service requires separate written permission from NumericPath. Ordinary use to produce work for clients does not constitute such hosting.

3.6. You may make backup or archival copies of the Software and your License Key as reasonably necessary for your licensed use. Backup copies must be kept secure, retain the accompanying proprietary notices, and may not be used to exceed your installation or user limits. An inactive backup does not count as an installed copy until restored for use.

3.7. You must take reasonable steps to ensure that Authorized Users comply with this Agreement and that your License Key is not disclosed to unauthorized persons. An organization is responsible for the use of its Licenses by its Authorized Users.

4. Restrictions and statutory exceptions

4.1. Except as expressly permitted by this Agreement, applicable third-party license terms, or mandatory law, you must not:

(a) copy, distribute, sell, rent, lease, lend, sublicense, or otherwise make the Software or a License Key available to another person;

(b) modify, translate, adapt, decompile, disassemble, reverse engineer, derive or attempt to derive source code from, or create derivative works of the Software, whether manually, through automated tools, through an artificial intelligence system, or by any other means;

(c) defeat or circumvent activation, license verification, trial or beta expiry, user limits, installation limits, or other technical measures enforcing the License; generate unauthorized License Keys; or knowingly use a stolen, shared, or fraudulently obtained key;

(d) remove, obscure, or alter copyright, trademark, or other proprietary notices in the Software or its permitted copies;

(e) use the Software in breach of applicable law or to infringe another person’s intellectual property, privacy, or other legal rights; or

(f) assist another person in doing any of the above.

4.2. Section 4.1 does not restrict rights that applicable law makes non-excludable, including qualifying rights to make necessary backup copies, observe, study, or test a program’s functioning, or decompile for interoperability. Any exercise of those rights must comply with the conditions and limits imposed by that law. No advance consent from NumericPath is required where the law does not permit such a requirement.

4.3. The restrictions on the Software do not give NumericPath ownership of general ideas, principles, or functionality that applicable law does not protect, and do not restrict your lawful use of Your Content under Section 8.3.

4.4. A transfer is permitted with NumericPath’s written consent or where applicable law permits it despite a contractual restriction, including applicable rules on exhaustion of software distribution rights. Where a transfer is legally permitted, the transferor must cease using and make unusable the transferred copies, including retained backup copies, to the extent required by that law. A multi-user License may not be divided for resale unless applicable law permits it. NumericPath may request reasonable evidence that a claimed statutory transfer meets the applicable conditions, but may not make a statutory right dependent on discretionary approval.

4.5. You must comply with export controls, trade sanctions, and import restrictions applicable to you and your use of the Software. This clause does not impose the laws of a jurisdiction that would not otherwise apply.

5. Activation and License Key security

5.1. Activation of a Full Version requires a valid License Key and an internet connection to NumericPath’s activation service. The Software may communicate with that service to register the License and verify that the key and use are valid. Any requirement for recurring connectivity that materially affects use must be disclosed before purchase. Related personal-data processing is subject to Section 9.

5.2. You must provide accurate information reasonably required to register and activate your License. Successful activation does not authorize use beyond your purchased entitlement or validate a key obtained unlawfully.

5.3. Keep your License Key confidential and notify NumericPath promptly if you become aware of unauthorized disclosure or use. NumericPath may disable a compromised key and issue a replacement at no additional charge after reasonably verifying your entitlement. Disabling a key for security reasons does not itself terminate your License.

5.4. If there are reasonable grounds to believe a key is being used fraudulently or in excess of the License limits, NumericPath may temporarily restrict the affected activations to the extent reasonably necessary to investigate and prevent that misuse. NumericPath will notify you of the reason and a way to contact support, unless prohibited by law, and restore legitimate access promptly when the issue is resolved. Termination of the License itself is governed by Section 12.

5.5. An activation-service interruption does not extinguish your License. NumericPath will provide reasonable assistance with legitimate reactivation and will not treat a temporary inability to contact its service, by itself, as a breach of this Agreement. If NumericPath permanently withdraws an activation service necessary to use a perpetual License, it will provide a reasonable means to continue using the licensed version, except where continued use is prohibited by law.

6. Trial and Beta Versions

6.1. NumericPath grants you a limited, non-exclusive License to use a Trial Version during its 30-day evaluation period solely to evaluate its suitability. The Trial Version may not be used for ordinary commercial production. Installing the Software on another Computer, reinstalling it, or creating another registration does not restart the evaluation period. NumericPath may expressly extend the period in writing.

6.2. A Beta Version is licensed solely for evaluation and testing until the expiry date or end of the testing period disclosed when it is supplied. A paid License does not extend that period unless NumericPath expressly states otherwise. NumericPath is not obliged to release a commercial version of a Beta Version.

6.3. Trial and Beta Versions may contain errors, incomplete features, and expiry mechanisms. Beta Versions may produce files that are incompatible with other versions. Keep independent backups and do not rely on a Beta Version for critical production work.

6.4. When the applicable evaluation period ends, you must stop using the Trial or Beta Version unless NumericPath has extended the period or you have obtained a paid License that permits continued use of that version. Expiry of an evaluation License does not affect a separate paid License. Your rights in Your Content remain as stated in Section 8.3.

7. Updates, compatibility, and support

7.1. Updates supplied under your existing entitlement are governed by this Agreement unless you expressly agree otherwise under Section 15.1. They do not grant additional Seats or additional concurrent use.

7.2. The applicable system requirements and supported operating-system versions are those disclosed for the release you obtain. Future releases may have different requirements. Except for specific commitments made at purchase and obligations imposed by law, NumericPath does not promise compatibility with future operating systems, hardware, third-party software, services, plugins, fonts, or every feature of a third-party file format.

7.3. Unless an Order or Special Terms expressly provide otherwise, support is provided on a reasonable-efforts basis through the support channels NumericPath makes available, without a guaranteed response time or service level. This does not limit NumericPath’s duties to supply agreed support, correct a lack of conformity, or provide other remedies required by law.

7.4. NumericPath may discontinue development, optional support, or optional connected services, subject to its existing commitments and applicable law. It will give reasonable advance notice where discontinuation materially affects licensed use, unless urgent legal or security circumstances make that impracticable. Discontinuation does not terminate a perpetual License or remove the obligation in Section 5.5.

7.5. You should maintain backups of Your Content and check important work, including exports, conversions, and print output, before relying on it. NumericPath does not provide a backup service for Your Content unless separately agreed. These precautions do not exclude liability or remedies that cannot lawfully be excluded.

8. Intellectual property, third-party materials, and Your Content

8.1. NumericPath and its licensors retain all copyright and other intellectual property rights in the Software. All rights not expressly granted are reserved. No right to use NumericPath’s trademarks or branding is granted except as necessary to identify the Software accurately and lawfully.

8.2. Third-party and open-source components may be governed by separate terms identified in the Licenses.rtf file supplied with the Software or in accompanying third-party notices. Those terms govern the relevant components and prevail over this Agreement to the extent of a conflict. Nothing in this Agreement restricts rights granted under those terms. Any required attribution, source-code offer, or other third-party license obligation remains applicable.

8.3. As between you and NumericPath, you retain your rights in Your Content. NumericPath acquires no ownership of Your Content merely because you use the Software. Subject to third-party rights and the evaluation-use limits in Section 6, you may use, reproduce, distribute, and commercially exploit output you create using the Software without paying NumericPath an additional royalty. Your rights in that output survive expiry or termination of the License; continued use of the Software itself requires a valid License.

8.4. Fonts, stock artwork, templates, plugins, and other materials supplied by third parties remain subject to their applicable licenses. This Agreement does not grant rights that those third parties have not authorized, including font embedding or redistribution rights. Bundled resources are subject to any accompanying resource-specific terms.

8.5. You are responsible for obtaining the rights needed to use Your Content and any third-party materials. If you voluntarily submit files to NumericPath for support, you grant NumericPath and its service providers permission to access, reproduce, and modify those files only as reasonably necessary to investigate your request, reproduce and correct the reported problem, and provide support. That permission does not authorize unrelated publication, marketing use, or sale of your files. Personal data remains subject to Section 9.

8.6. If you voluntarily submit suggestions or ideas about improving the Software (“Feedback”), you grant NumericPath a worldwide, perpetual, irrevocable, non-exclusive, royalty-free, transferable, and sublicensable license to use, reproduce, adapt, and incorporate that Feedback into its products and services without an obligation to pay or credit you. Feedback does not include Your Content, personal data, or confidential material merely because it accompanies a support request. Grant rights only in Feedback you are entitled to provide; this clause does not override a separate confidentiality agreement or mandatory law.

9. Personal data and communications

9.1. NumericPath processes personal data in accordance with applicable data protection law and its Privacy Notice. The Privacy Notice explains the controller’s identity and contact details, data categories, purposes and legal bases, recipients, international transfers where applicable, retention periods, and your rights. It must be made available when personal data is collected. This Agreement is not a substitute for that notice.

9.2. Licensing and purchase administration may involve the contact and purchase details you provide, your registration name and email address, your License Key, activation times, and records of license revocation and its reasons. Data used for activation or verification must be limited to what is reasonably necessary and lawfully processed. Any additional technical identifiers, diagnostics, or usage information collected must be accurately disclosed in the Privacy Notice.

9.3. NumericPath may process data for purposes such as fulfilling purchases, administering Licenses, providing support, preventing fraud, and complying with legal obligations only where there is an appropriate legal basis. Sharing with payment, hosting, or support providers, public authorities, or a business successor must comply with applicable law and the disclosures in the Privacy Notice. This Agreement does not itself authorize undisclosed collection or sharing.

9.4. Accepting this Agreement does not constitute consent to optional analytics, advertising cookies, or marketing communications. Where consent is required, it must be obtained separately and you may withdraw it as provided by law. The website’s cookie information and choices must describe the technologies actually used.

9.5. Information you post in a public forum is publicly accessible. Private support correspondence and files will not be published merely because you submit them for support. Do not post License Keys, personal data, or confidential files in public support channels. Any separate forum rules must be made available when you use the forum.

10. Refunds and Consumer rights

10.1. Voluntary 15-day refund policy. You may request a full refund of the price paid for a License within 15 calendar days after purchase, without giving a reason. Send your request to support@vectorstyler.com, with sufficient information to identify the purchase, such as the order number or purchase email address and date. Do not send full payment-card details. NumericPath will process the refund without undue delay and no later than 14 days after receiving the request, using the original payment method unless otherwise agreed without additional cost to you.

10.2. If you purchased through an authorized reseller or distributor, you may submit the request to that seller or to NumericPath. NumericPath will coordinate with the seller as necessary to apply the 15-day policy. This does not affect statutory claims against the seller or any more favorable refund terms applicable to your purchase.

10.3. When a License is fully refunded, the refunded License ends and its License Key may be disabled. You must stop using and remove copies used under that License. You may retain Your Content and any copies independently covered by another valid License. A partial statutory price reduction does not, by itself, terminate the License.

10.4. Statutory withdrawal rights. If you are a Consumer entitled to withdraw from an online purchase under Finnish or other applicable law, the voluntary policy does not replace or limit that right. Under Finnish law, the ordinary withdrawal period for electronically supplied digital content is 14 days from conclusion of the contract; it may be extended if legally required information has not been provided. A valid withdrawal notice does not require a reason or a particular form and may be given by any legally permitted method, including email or the seller’s applicable online withdrawal function.

10.5. Where the law allows the statutory withdrawal right for paid digital content to be lost when supply begins, this occurs only if all legal conditions are met, including your prior express consent to supply during the withdrawal period, your acknowledgment of the resulting loss of the right, and the seller’s required confirmation on a durable medium. Accepting this Agreement or activating the Software does not, by itself, provide that separate consent and acknowledgment. The voluntary 15-day refund policy remains available even if the statutory withdrawal right has validly been lost.

10.6. Consumers retain all applicable statutory rights concerning supply, conformity, required Updates, correction of defects, price reduction, termination, refunds, and compensation. Trying the Software, purchasing after a trial, or allowing the voluntary refund period to expire does not waive those rights.

11. Warranties and limitation of liability

11.1. Consumer protection. If you are a Consumer, the Software must meet the contractual and statutory requirements applicable to your purchase. Nothing in this Section disclaims those requirements or restricts the remedies or compensation available under mandatory law. The disclaimers, exclusions, and cap below apply only to the extent that they are lawful in your circumstances.

11.2. Subject to Section 11.1, express commitments made in your Order or Special Terms, and applicable law, the Software, Documentation, and optional support are provided “as is” and “as available”. To the fullest extent permitted by law, NumericPath disclaims implied warranties and conditions of merchantability, satisfactory quality, fitness for a particular purpose, and non-infringement. NumericPath does not warrant that the Software will operate without interruption or error, that every defect will be corrected, or that it will meet requirements not expressly agreed.

11.3. Subject to Sections 11.1 and 11.5, NumericPath and its licensors and suppliers are not liable for indirect or consequential loss, or for loss of profits, revenue, business opportunity, anticipated savings, goodwill, or data arising from this Agreement or the Software. This exclusion does not remove a Consumer’s right to compensation or data-restoration costs where required by applicable law.

11.4. Subject to Sections 11.1 and 11.5, the aggregate liability of NumericPath and its licensors and suppliers for all claims arising out of or relating to the affected License and the Software supplied under it will not exceed the total fees you paid for that License and associated Updates. The cap applies regardless of whether the claim arises in contract, tort (including negligence), or otherwise, and whether or not the possibility of the loss was notified. It does not reduce any contractual refund or statutory remedy to which you are entitled.

11.5. Nothing in this Agreement excludes or limits liability for fraud, fraudulent misrepresentation, willful misconduct, gross negligence, death or personal injury caused by negligence, or any other matter for which liability cannot lawfully be excluded or limited. Mandatory product-liability, consumer-protection, and data-protection rights remain unaffected.

11.6. The exclusions and cap in this Section apply separately and only to the extent permitted by law. They do not restrict a court’s jurisdiction or prevent a person from seeking a remedy that applicable law makes available.

12. Suspension, expiry, and termination

12.1. This Agreement begins when you accept it and continues for the duration of your License. A Trial or Beta License expires as stated in Section 6. A paid License continues indefinitely unless terminated under this Section.

12.2. You may terminate your License by ceasing use and removing all copies used under it. Voluntary termination does not itself create a refund entitlement; Section 10 and applicable law govern refunds.

12.3. NumericPath may terminate an affected License for a material breach if it gives you written notice identifying the breach and you fail to remedy it within 30 days after receiving the notice. A longer period applies where required by law. An unpaid license fee may constitute a material breach, but exercising a lawful right to withhold or dispute payment does not, by itself, do so.

12.4. NumericPath may terminate an affected License immediately by written notice if a material breach cannot reasonably be remedied, including deliberate piracy or fraudulent acquisition of the License, or if termination is required by law or a binding order of a competent authority. Notice may be omitted only where the law prohibits it. A security-related key replacement or temporary activation restriction is governed by Section 5 and is not automatically a termination.

12.5. Termination and suspension must be proportionate to the circumstances and comply with mandatory law. NumericPath may not terminate a License merely because you make a complaint, exercise a statutory right, decline optional data processing, or challenge an unfair or unenforceable term.

12.6. On expiry or termination, you must stop using the affected Software and delete or otherwise make unusable all copies used under the affected License, including backup copies. This does not require deletion of Your Content or copies covered by another valid License. Any mandatory rights to retrieve content or personal data remain unaffected.

12.7. Termination does not affect rights or obligations accrued before termination. Provisions concerning intellectual property, permitted use of Your Content, Feedback, accrued payment obligations, lawful liability limitations, dispute resolution, and any other provisions intended by their nature to survive will continue to apply. Personal-data retention remains governed by applicable law and the Privacy Notice, not by an unlimited contractual retention right.

13. Organization and special Licenses

13.1. Organizations must maintain reasonable records of License allocation and take reasonable steps to prevent unauthorized use. If NumericPath has reasonable grounds to suspect that an organization is exceeding its purchased entitlement, it may request written confirmation of the number of installed copies and Authorized Users relevant to that entitlement. Requests must be proportionate and must not require disclosure of client files or unrelated personal data. This clause does not authorize access to your systems or remote inspection of Your Content.

13.2. Discounted educational, institutional, or other restricted Licenses may be used only by eligible users and for the purposes stated in the Special Terms provided before purchase. Any consequences of a later change in eligibility must be stated in those Special Terms; they may not be imposed retroactively.

14. Governing law and disputes

14.1. This Agreement is governed by the laws of Finland, subject to mandatory rules on applicable law. If you are a Consumer, this choice does not deprive you of protections under the mandatory law of your country of habitual residence that would otherwise apply.

14.2. If you are not a Consumer, the District Court of Helsinki, Finland, has exclusive jurisdiction at first instance over disputes arising out of or relating to this Agreement, subject to mandatory jurisdiction rules.

14.3. If you are a Consumer, you may bring proceedings in any court available to you under applicable consumer jurisdiction rules, including the courts of your place of residence where those rules provide. NumericPath may bring proceedings against you only in a court permitted by those rules.

14.4. You may contact support@vectorstyler.com to seek an informal resolution. This does not restrict your right to use other remedies or require you to delay legal action. For eligible consumer disputes, you may obtain assistance from the Finnish Competition and Consumer Authority’s Consumer Advisory Services and refer an unresolved matter to the Finnish Consumer Disputes Board, subject to its jurisdiction and procedures. Its decisions are recommendations.

14.5. Nothing in this Agreement waives a right to participate in collective or representative proceedings where available under applicable law, or restricts a regulator’s or qualified body’s enforcement powers.

15. General provisions

15.1. Changes to this Agreement. Publishing revised terms on a website does not change an existing License. Revised terms apply to new purchases or to an existing License only when validly agreed with you or otherwise required by law. Refusing revised terms does not, by itself, terminate an existing perpetual License or remove Updates and remedies to which you are already entitled. NumericPath will make any proposed changes available before requesting your acceptance.

15.2. Contract documents. This Agreement, your Order, and any valid Special Terms constitute the agreement concerning the License. Expressly agreed Special Terms prevail over conflicting provisions of this Agreement to the extent of that conflict. Third-party license terms govern the components identified in Section 8.2. Nothing in this clause excludes binding pre-contractual information, express promises, or representations that applicable law does not permit the parties to exclude.

15.3. Severability. If a provision is invalid or unenforceable, it will not bind the parties to that extent. The remaining provisions continue in effect if the Agreement can continue without it. This clause does not authorize rewriting an unfair consumer term or terminating a License merely because a term is invalid.

15.4. No waiver. A failure or delay to enforce a provision does not waive the right to enforce it later. A waiver of one breach is not a waiver of another.

15.5. Business succession. NumericPath may transfer this Agreement with the relevant business to a successor that assumes its obligations, provided the transfer does not reduce your contractual rights or mandatory protections. NumericPath will give notice of the transfer. Your transfer rights are governed by Section 4.4.

15.6. Notices. Contractual notices to NumericPath may be sent to support@vectorstyler.com or its postal address stated above. NumericPath may send notices to the contact address you have provided. Notices must comply with any mandatory requirements for delivery or durable form; mere publication on a website is not sufficient where individual notice is required.

15.7. Resellers. An authorized reseller or distributor may sell Licenses but may not amend this Agreement on NumericPath’s behalf without authority. Separate purchase terms do not reduce the rights granted under this Agreement or any mandatory rights against the seller.