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An E-commerce Store Setup Agreement is a contract between a client and a service provider (web developer, agency, or freelancer) that outlines the terms and conditions for designing, developing, and delivering an online store. Key Components of an E-commerce Store Setup Agreement:1. Parties to the Agreement2. Definitions3. Scope of Services4. Client Responsibilities5. Fees and Payment Terms6. Project Timeline7. Revisions and Change Requests8. Ownership and Intellectual Property9. Warranty and Post-launch Support10. Confidentiality11. Limitation of Liability12. Termination13. Force Majeure14. Governing Law and Dispute Resolution15. Entire Agreement Purpose of an E-commerce Store Setup Agreement:1. Clarifies what will be delivered (e.g., design, product upload, payment integration) and what is excluded.2. Sets clear expectations about timelines, revisions, content responsibility, and support.3. Provides a legal framework in case of disputes, late payments, project delays, or termination.4. Ensures the client gains ownership of the finished store and content, while the provider retains pre-existing tools or code if applicable.5. Helps organize project phases, milestones, and accountability for both parties.Order for an editable sample template here on Sheriaplex.
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An IT System Integration Agreement is a legally binding contract between a client (often a business or organization) and a service provider (an IT integrator or consultant) outlining the terms for...