We support organisations and professionals with contracts for software, platforms and digital services, connecting operational needs, responsibilities and data protection.
Scope of use, rights, customisation, maintenance and product evolution.
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Cloud and services
Availability, service levels, support, continuity and exit from the relationship.
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Suppliers and liability
Roles, outsourced activities, commitments and processes for handling issues.
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Data and security
Privacy clauses and organisational measures aligned with the planned processing.
An integrated approach
Every area connects decisions, documents and people.
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Understanding the relationship
We map services, data flows, parties and objectives before working on the documents.
Scope of services
Roles and supplier dependencies
Points to negotiate or clarify
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Software and cloud agreements
We review or draft clauses proportionate to the product and its delivery model.
Licensing, development and maintenance
SaaS, cloud and outsourcing services
SLAs, support and change management
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Data protection
We align the main agreement with data-processing arrangements and operational responsibilities.
The parties’ privacy roles
Supplier agreements and instructions
Security measures and incident handling
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Managing the relationship
The terms must remain workable as needs change or the service comes to an end.
Periodic review of performance
Changes, renewals and issue resolution
Data portability, return and deletion
The value of the approach
Law and technology in one conversation
Clauses are more effective when they reflect the service architecture and how people will use it. Legal and technical perspectives therefore meet from the assessment stage.
01Readable scope and responsibilities
02Terms aligned with digital workflows
03Attention to service continuity and exit
04Data protection built into the agreement
Let’s start
Bring your digital agreement into focus.
Tell us about the service, the parties involved and the documents already available. Together we will identify the priorities for review.