Business

Technology & Website

Agreements and policies for software, websites and online services, and for the data they handle.

15 documents in Business, each prepared and reviewed by a qualified lawyer.

Every document in Technology & Website

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    Software development agreements

    Set the terms for building software for a client.

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    SaaS agreements

    Set the terms customers use your software service on.

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    Software licensing agreements

    Set the terms others can use your software on.

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    Website terms and conditions

    The rules visitors agree to when using your website.

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    Platform terms of use

    The rules users agree to on your platform or app.

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    Privacy policies

    Explain how you collect and use people's personal data.

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    Cookie policies

    Explain how your website uses cookies.

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    Refund policies

    Set out when and how customers get refunds.

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    Website disclaimers

    Set the limits on what your website's content promises.

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    Data-processing agreements

    Set how another business processes personal data for you.

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    Data-protection agreements

    Set how personal data is protected between parties.

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    Technology vendor agreements

    Set the terms for buying technology from a vendor.

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    E-commerce policies

    The policies an online store shows its customers.

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    Online marketplace agreements

    Set the terms between a marketplace and its sellers.

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    End User License Agreement (EULA)

    Set the terms on which users may use your software.

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