Terms and Conditions

We agree:

1) * To waive the initial fee of our software licence - meaning we supply the software (single user, single site) effectively free of charge.

2) ** Code Computing can supply tested and compliant cash registers at highly competitive prices. In recognition of the value of your assistance to us, if you purchase cash registers from Code Computing, we will also provide the initial programming and configuration of your system at no additional charge.


You agree:

1) To be a reference site, which involves occasionally being asked to tell other potential customers what you think of the software, how it helps your business and what you think of our service. We are likely to request that you work with us to produce a case study of your implementation. As part of this process, we may wish to use still and/or video photography for marketing purposes.

2) That you will install, test and give us timely reactions to new versions of Stock Master as and when they are released.

3) That you will help to keep us abreast of relevant changes in your market, and advise us of any activities from other solutions being offered to you.

4) That you will generally help us to promote Stock Master.

5) That you undertake to pay your monthly Support & Maintenance fees (TUL) for the minimum period of 12 calendar months. TUL provides you with ongoing upgrades, unlimited technical support and the licence to continue to use. We collect this fee monthly by standing order and is currently priced at £20 plus VAT per month.

We necessarily reserve the right to refuse any application for membership of the Partnership Programme, and to terminate membership of the Partnership Programme at any time. Such action will be at the discretion of the management of Code Computing. It will not be incumbent upon Code Computing to provide reasons or justification for such action. In the event of a Partner refusing to comply with the conditions of membership, we also reserve the right to invoice for payment of the initial software fee which would have applied at the time of joining. This agreement is subject to, and is governed by the laws of England and Wales.