Building an alliance that proves itself

No. The track's rights are limited to proposing a pilot and communicating jointly; no commission is attached to it, in any direction. An organisation wishing to recommend Blue Lemon Agent and be paid for it applies on the referral track, whose rules are published separately.

When it is proven on named versions, on both sides. This is not a scheduling formality: an announcement made before the evidence rebounds at the first version change.

Yes, with an official source on both sides: a written agreement stating which logo, on which materials and for how long. Without that source, no logo is displayed — displaying one without agreement is exactly what the track excludes.

The answer comes in a sentence we do not alter: If the Blue Lemon Agent catalogue does not properly cover your need, Blue Lemon Agent can study a custom agent. This possibility remains subject to validation of its architecture, feasibility, compliance and pricing. No lead time, capability or price is announced before that validation, and a pilot is not a commitment to bring something to market.

The terms of your track are supplied to you before any signature, whatever your country of residence. French law, subject to the mandatory rules and overriding provisions applicable locally.

Like the others, through declared states: draft, submitted, under review, awaiting further information, approved, rejected and withdrawn. We ask for a named contact on each side and a first concrete objective — a pilot, an interoperability check, an event. An alliance with no concrete objective remains an intention, and an intention is not something we publish.