IP Ownership Policy

Applies to buyer inputs, generated code, documentation, configuration, diagrams, third-party dependencies, AI outputs, and final delivery packages.

Draft IP policy for buyer-provided materials, generated deliverables, third-party dependencies, open-source notices, and ownership transfer timing.

Buyers should only provide materials they own or are authorized to use. DesirForge does not acquire ownership of buyer-provided assets solely because they are uploaded or referenced in a project.

Buyers remain responsible for verifying that supplied names, marks, content, datasets, designs, and code can be used for the requested purpose.

Draft transfer language should be tied to package scope, payment status, and any third-party license limits. Generated deliverables may include open-source, template, generated, or configured components that carry separate obligations.

Deliverables should be reviewed before production use, especially where IP risk, license compatibility, or regulated requirements matter.

Generated output should include dependency and license notes when possible.

Open-source obligations and third-party assets must be disclosed in handoff materials.

Final ownership transfer rules require attorney review.

Open-source scanning and license review are not complete production controls.

Jurisdiction-specific IP transfer language is not finalized.