Versions

Version history and archived terms

Which document governs a new order today, what it replaced, and what changed.

Current

Applies to new orders

DocumentVersionApplicable periodStatusDownload
Subscription AgreementSeries 2026Sep 2026 — CurrentCurrentPDF
Exhibit A — Order FormSeries 2026Sep 2026 — CurrentCurrentBuild & export
Activation and Success Plan (companion)Series 2026Sep 2026 — CurrentCurrentBuild & export
Exhibit B — Service Level AgreementSeries 2026Sep 2026 — CurrentCurrentPDF
Exhibit C — Data Processing AddendumSeries 2026Sep 2026 — CurrentCurrentPDF

Not applicable to new orders

Draft and archived

DocumentVersionApplicable periodStatusWhat changed
Standard Capacity ScheduleSeries 2026Not yet publishedDraftNew document. Dimensions defined; allowances pending publication
Previous Order FormSep 2025ArchivedArchivedLegacy seat and usage-overage model

Archived templates are retained for reference by Subscribers whose executed agreement was made under them. They do not apply to new orders. The Standard Capacity Schedule is a draft: its dimensions are defined but its allowances are not yet published, so it is not yet incorporated into any Order Form.

What changed

Series 2026 commercial changes

The substantive commercial differences between the Series 2026 templates and the September 2025 set they replace.

  • Published modular Growth pricing
  • Unlimited Authorized Users
  • Standard Delivery included and scoped
  • Standard Customer Success included
  • Standard Operating Capacity introduced
  • Automatic and retroactive overage charging removed from the standard Order Form
  • Persistent Capacity Exceedance process added
  • Licence rights separated from implementation scope
  • Renewal pricing basis made explicit
  • Interactive public Order Form introduced
  • Activation and Success Plan companion introduced; deployment scope, Standard Delivery, working contacts, target dates and Professional Services moved out of the signed Order Form
Plate B2 · Series 2026