It might literally be impossible to comply with SSPL - if you use a closed source piece of software to perform some other backoffice/billing/ERM software, you l

It might literally be impossible to comply with SSPL - if you use a closed source piece of software to perform some other backoffice/billing/ERM software, you literally don't have the capability to release to comply. SSPL also deals with selling the software under license as a service, but it does not define _exactly_ what is included as pertaining to being SaaS. It only gives you some examples. This means the actual test can only be determined in a civil suit.