This legal document outlines the Terms of Service for a B2B SaaS product, designed to be agreed to via click-through consent. It can be used by companies to define the legal framework for their cloud-based services, including specifics such as order forms, subscription terms, payment processes, and user obligations. The document includes provisions on confidentiality, indemnification, liability limitations, and intellectual property rights, serving as a comprehensive agreement between the service provider and the customer. It is customizable using variable fields to fit specific business needs and must be hosted on a web page with active links to standard terms.

The Common Paper Design Partner Agreement is a standardized legal agreement intended for technology vendors and their design partners. It outlines the terms under which a Partner can access a Provider's product for internal use and feedback during the product's development phase. Key aspects include early product access, regular feedback sessions, confidentiality terms, and potential discounts if the Partner commits to a long-term agreement post-program. This document can be used to formalize collaboration between technology providers and partners, ensuring mutual understanding of roles, responsibilities, proprietary rights, confidentiality, and termination conditions.

This document is a Business Associate Agreement (BAA) used to establish the legal framework under which a Provider (either as a subcontractor or Business Associate) and a Company (as either a Business Associate or Covered Entity) will handle Protected Health Information (PHI) under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). It specifies the terms and responsibilities regarding the use, disclosure, privacy, and security of PHI, breach notifications, subcontractor arrangements, and compliance with HIPAA regulations. The document is designed to protect the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of PHI while ensuring that both parties comply with legal obligations. It can be used by organizations in the healthcare sector to formalize their working relationship concerning PHI and to ensure HIPAA compliance.

This legal document outlines a comprehensive software license agreement between a provider and a customer. It specifies terms for software use, including a pilot trial, subscription period, fees, payment processes, and auto-renewal conditions. The agreement also details permitted uses, license limits, warranty periods, and confidentiality obligations. It governs the relationship between both parties, ensuring compliance with applicable laws, and includes provisions for indemnification, liability limitations, and dispute resolution. The document is useful for formalizing a software license relationship, specifying each party's responsibilities, and protecting against potential legal issues.

This Professional Services Agreement serves as a legal framework to govern the relationship between a service provider and a customer, outlining the terms under which services will be performed. The document can be used to ensure clarity and consistency in business engagements by defining roles and responsibilities, deliverables, timelines, intellectual property rights, payment terms, confidentiality obligations, and liability limitations. It also includes provisions for termination, dispute resolution, and indemnification, making it a comprehensive contract for managing professional services projects.

This legal document can be used as a template for drafting a non-binding Letter of Intent (LOI) to outline mutual intentions between a provider and customer for a prospective business agreement. The document provides sections for product details, functionality, fees, launch date, and confidentiality options. It serves as a framework for negotiations leading up to a formal and binding Definitive Agreement, with emphasis on the non-binding nature of the LOI except for confidentiality obligations. The LOI template allows for customization by inserting specific details and removing elements that do not apply.

This document outlines a partnership agreement that details the business and legal terms between two parties, referred to as "Company" and "Partner." The agreement is divided into two main parts: (1) a cover page that includes business terms, such as obligations, payment schedules, and territory of partnership, and (2) standard terms which provide legal guidelines on cooperation, payment, trademark licensing, confidentiality, indemnification, and more. The agreement specifies that if any inconsistencies arise, the terms on the cover page take precedence. Parties in this agreement engage in mutual promotion, branding, and referral activities, with respective payment and legal guidelines. The document can be used to formalize the terms of cooperation between two business entities, ensuring clear responsibilities, payment terms, brand usage rights, and legal protections.

This Service Level Agreement (SLA) outlines the terms for evaluating and ensuring the availability and response time of a cloud service provided by a provider to a customer. It establishes the calculation methods for determining uptime and response time, defines the conditions under which service credits are granted, and sets limits on these credits. Customers must notify the provider within a specified timeframe to claim credits, which are applicable only toward future fees and not convertible to cash. Repeated failure to meet the target uptime allows the customer to terminate the agreement and receive a prorated refund. This document serves as a framework for managing service performance, providing customers with recourse in case of service deficiencies and outlining the exclusive remedies available.

The document is a Data Processing Agreement (DPA) used to regulate the processing of personal data between a customer and a provider. It outlines the roles of both parties, specifies the terms for data transfer and processing, establishes security requirements, and details how data protection laws such as GDPR are to be complied with. It is used to ensure that personal data is processed legally and securely, and it includes provisions for handling data breaches, auditing rights, and the use of subprocessors. Additionally, it sets out the liabilities, governing laws, and terms of agreement in relation to the processing and transfer of data.

The Cloud Service Agreement outlines the terms and conditions between a provider and a customer for accessing cloud-based services. It includes details such as the effective date, service description, subscription and payment terms, as well as limitations on use, technical support, and auto-renewal policies. The agreement also specifies the rights and responsibilities of each party, including trial periods, service fees, legal claims covered, and any modifications to standard terms. The document can be used by both parties to establish the framework of their working relationship, ensure compliance with payment obligations, and set expectations for service performance and legal recourse in case of disputes.