A business providing products to its customers under the
Microsoft Services Provider License Agreement ("SPLA")
should be aware of the End User License Agreement
("EULA") requirements and consider managing the
requirements through its customer agreements. If a business fails
to comply with the EULA requirements, then Microsoft can hold the
business responsible for the unauthorized use by the business's
customers.
Because businesses must maintain Microsoft EULAs with all of its
customers, it is important for businesses to ensure that it at
least maintains the minimum required terms to satisfy such
requirements under the SPLA. A business can accomplish this
requirement by including the minimum EULA terms in its customer
agreements. Creating a section in the customer agreement that
outlines the minimum required terms can satisfy the SPLA
requirement upfront with a business's customers. Such practice
can help a business comply with minimum SPLA requirements
