run a program
analyze results
publish results
move on to the next project
If you are interested in using the software for any other purposes, you will need to disclose and describe those in your license application. The following is a list of example uses requiring disclosure that may or may not be permitted at our discretion depending on the circumstance:
develop software methods or algorithms that are substantially similar to an OpenEye product
obtain the software solely for the purpose of publishing a software comparison study
make money from the use of the software (either IP generation or software services)
offer publicly available databases created from the use of OpenEye software
use the software as part of a website
Again, if your intended use falls into one of the above or similar categories, it does not mean that you cannot have licenses, it just means that a more in-depth discussion about your purposes will be required as part of the application process. We will attempt to accommodate all reasonable requests. Failure to disclose potentially unacceptable uses of the software or other conflicts of interest as outlined above may result in software licenses being revoked or not renewed.
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