Order Form by Common Paper
This document is an Order Form designed to accompany a Cloud Service Agreement, specifically Common Paper Cloud Service Agreement v2. It outlines the key business terms for a cloud service subscription, including details on the service, subscription period, fees, payment process, and auto-renewal. The form also provides optional sections for pilot programs, use limitations, technical support, and modifications to the standard terms.
How to set up an agreement
In the section titled “Framework Terms”, input details about the Cloud Service Agreement you’re using. This Order Form is designed to work with the Common Paper Cloud Service Agreement v2.
Review each variable on the Cover Page and fill in your details. Don’t forget to enter your company’s information in the signature block at the end.
Delete any optional variables, choices, or details that do not apply to you.
Delete all \[informational text\].
Remove this first page.
Send to your counterparty for review and signature.
Cloud Service Agreement
Order Form
The key business terms of this Order Form are as follows:
Framework Terms | [Drafting note: Fill in details about the applicable Key Terms.] |
Cloud Service: | The Cloud Service available under this Order Form is [description of the product]. |
Order Date | [Drafting note: Select one option and delete the other.] |
Subscription details
Pilot | [Drafting note: This is an optional Variable. If there is no trial or pilot, delete this entire row.] |
Subscription Period | [Fill in length of access, e.g. 12 months] |
Cloud Service Fees | [ ] [fill in $ amount] per [year, month, Subscription Period, User, gigabyte, etc.] |
Payment Process | [Drafting note: Select one option and delete the other. The first option (Pay by invoice) requires Provider to send invoices to Customer and sets the time frame within which Customer must pay each invoice. The second option (Automatic billing) requires Customer to provide a credit card or other payment method that Provider can automatically charge at the agreed upon cadence.] |
Auto-renewal | [Drafting note: Select one option and delete the other. The first option preserves automatic renewal from the Standard Terms and defines how much advance notice of non-renewal must be given. The second option modifies the Standard Terms such that the contract does not automatically renew.] |
Use Limitations | [Drafting note: This is an optional Variable. Delete the entire row if not applicable.] |
Technical Support | [Drafting note: This is an optional Variable. Delete the entire row if not applicable.] |
Additions and Modifications
[Drafting note: All fields in Additions and Modifications are optional. Delete any rows that do not apply.]
SLA | [Drafting note: Customize, attach, or describe where to find.] |
Professional Services | [Drafting note: If providing professional services, use the first option to incorporate an existing SOW or professional services agreement or the second option to describe the professional services on this order form.] |
Other Changes to Standard Terms | [Drafting note: Use this area to add modifications that only apply to this Order Form.] |
By signing this Order Form, each party agrees to enter into this Order Form.
Provider: [Official Company Name] | Customer: [Official Company Name] | |
Signature | ||
Name | ||
Title | ||
Notice Address | ||
Date |
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