Assuming 5%, Google can us only up to 20 CSL protects, assuming they have 100% profit.
> “Attributable Revenue” means revenue directly or indirectly generated through the use of the Software, including but not limited to product sales, SaaS fees, subscriptions, licensing, consulting, advertising, automation value, or labor displacement.
It's hard to know what is not included. Layers and accountant will run away.
Let's suppose I sell icecream and cakes[1], and use a program to manage the icecream stock, do I have to include the croissant revenue? What if I sell sometimes a piece of cake with a ball of icecream on top?
[1] It's common here. In summer they sell icecram and in winter cake+coffe, but you actually can order any of them all year long.