This document is a Cloud Service Agreement tailored for B2B SaaS products, primarily intended for web-based deployment with user agreements via click-through consent. It comprises customizable fields to adapt to specific company needs, focusing on various aspects such as subscriptions, payment processes, termination, and liability. Companies can use this document to establish clear terms of service with business clients, outlining conditions for usage, payment terms, data handling, confidentiality, and indemnification. It also includes frameworks for governing laws and jurisdictions, ensuring a structured legal basis for service provision. The document aids companies in creating a legally binding agreement governing the access and use of their cloud services, ensuring mutual understanding and legal compliance between parties.

This legal document is an agreement for a software license between a Provider and a Customer. It outlines the terms and conditions under which the customer may use the software, including the key business terms, license details, payment processes, permitted uses, and warranty provisions. The document also details the Provider's and Customer's rights and obligations, particularly regarding confidentiality, indemnification, and limitation of liability. It can be used by both parties to formalize their business relationship, specifying all necessary arrangements to ensure compliance with the agreed-upon frameworks. It provides a comprehensive structure for managing the use, payment, disclosure, and termination processes related to the software license.

This Mutual Non-Disclosure Agreement (MNDA) by Common Paper is used to facilitate the exchange of confidential information between two parties while ensuring its protection and confidentiality. The document sets forth the terms under which information marked as confidential can be shared, stipulates the obligations of the receiving party to protect the information, and outlines circumstances under which disclosures are permissible. It specifies the duration of confidentiality, conditions for termination, and the governing legal jurisdiction. The MNDA is essential for businesses or individuals who need to share proprietary or sensitive information with another party while minimizing the risk of unauthorized disclosure or use.

This legal document, a Professional Services Agreement (PSA) with attached Scope of Work (SOW), can be used by businesses and service providers to establish terms and conditions for professional services. It defines key elements such as the roles and responsibilities of the Provider and Customer, the scope of services, payment terms, obligations for deliverables, intellectual property rights, and confidentiality requirements. The document also outlines procedures for amendments, termination conditions, and dispute resolution mechanisms, thus serving as a contractual framework to manage expectations and mitigate risks during the course of the business relationship.

The Common Paper Design Partner Agreement is a legal document used to establish a collaborative relationship between a provider and a partner for the development and improvement of a new product. The agreement outlines key terms such as the product description, program obligations for both parties, the effective date, term duration, governing law, and fees, if applicable. It specifies the rights and responsibilities of both the provider and the partner, including access to the product, feedback obligations, confidentiality requirements, and intellectual property rights. This document can be used to formalize and govern the partnership between parties seeking to co-develop a product, ensuring mutual understanding and protection of rights and interests.

This legal document is a Business Associate Agreement (BAA) which outlines the terms and obligations between a provider (acting as a subcontractor or business associate) and a company (acting as a business associate or covered entity) in relation to the handling of Protected Health Information (PHI) under HIPAA regulations. The BAA includes key components such as breach notification periods, limitations on activities like subcontracting, offshoring, de-identification, and aggregation of PHI, as well as detailed obligations for both the provider and the company to maintain privacy and security standards. This document can be used to ensure compliance with HIPAA when PHI is being shared or managed by third-parties, setting clear expectations and responsibilities to protect sensitive health information.

This document is a legal agreement outlining the terms of a partnership between two parties, referred to as "Company" and "Partner." It comprises a Cover Page and the Common Paper Partnership Standard Terms Version 1.1. The agreement is used to define business and legal terms, specify obligations of both parties, outline payment terms, and establish legal guidelines such as governing law and dispute resolutions. It is designed to facilitate cooperation between the parties by detailing promotional activities, referrals, licensing of brand elements, and managing confidentiality concerns. The document provides a framework for managing payments, addressing claims, and handling termination scenarios, ensuring both parties understand their roles and responsibilities in the partnership.

This Service Level Agreement (SLA) outlines the terms for maintaining service uptime and response time by the Provider for a Cloud Service. It includes the calculation methods for uptime and response time, and outlines the remedies available to the Customer in the form of Service Credits if the service falls below the agreed target levels. The SLA specifies what constitutes Availability and Downtime, and describes conditions under which Service Credits can be claimed by the Customer. Limitations on Service Credits and conditions for termination in case of repeated failures are also specified. This document can be used to set expectations and provide recourse for service performance issues in a contractual agreement between a service provider and customer.

The Cloud Service Agreement document serves as a legal framework for the provision and usage of a cloud service between a provider and a customer. It includes detailed terms regarding the start of service, subscription details, fees, payment processes, and renewal policies. Additionally, it outlines limitations, technical support, professional services, and service level agreements (SLAs). The document stipulates governing laws, indemnification obligations, and confidentiality requirements, functioning as a comprehensive guide for both parties to understand their rights, responsibilities, and the overall scope of the agreement.

This legal document is a Data Processing Agreement (DPA) that outlines the terms for processing personal data between a customer and a provider. It can be used to ensure compliance with Applicable Data Protection Laws when a provider processes personal data on behalf of the customer. The document specifies the obligations of the provider as either a processor or subprocessor, including adherence to security measures, data transfer regulations, and processing instructions provided by the customer. It also addresses liability, governing law, and the conditions under which data can be transferred internationally. The DPA helps organizations manage data protection responsibilities and provides a framework for handling personal data securely and lawfully.