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Veeva Systems
Veeva sells cloud applications on the Vault Platform under written customer agreements that are not public; its help pages show user-based Vault licenses (Full, Read-only, External and specialised types) counted per application, tiered Vault CRM licenses by country, regional data products, Vault-level AI licensing and per-Vault sandbox entitlements.
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Licensing Data
From the Veeva Systems catalog: how usage is counted, the rules that apply, the programs licences are bought through and the SKUs. Backed by 59 verbatim excerpts from 23 Veeva Systems documents.
Metrics 11
View All 11Rules 59
View All 59SKUs 11
View All 11Products
All 18 ProductsLife Sciences Software 15
Medical, Quality, QualityOne, RegulatoryOne, RIM, Safety, Vault API, Veeva Claims, and 7 more
CRM Software 2
Commercial, Vault CRM
Generative AI Software 1
Veeva AI (Vault AI)
Litigation
All cases- SettledLessons learned
- Where a data licence requires a separate third-party access (TPA) agreement before another vendor's software may use the data, record which tools have a TPA and which do not.
- A vendor's decision to stop signing TPA agreements can leave a customer unable to use licensed data in its chosen software, so ask what rights you have if the data owner withdraws.
- Allegations that a vendor used licensed data beyond the purpose of the licence were litigated for eight years without a trial; keep records of what each integration does with licensed data.