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Scope of work, delivery milestones, acceptance criteria, code ownership and the warranty period.

General terms governing all projects between the parties, with work orders attached as schedules.

Project-specific details: deliverables, timeline, fees and the change-request procedure.

App store publication requirements, hosting, and handover of accounts and source code.

Team reporting lines, working hours, replacement of personnel, and protection of code and data.

Ownership of designs and their source files, and the number of revision rounds.

Response levels, updates and the scope of covered fixes.

Implementation phases, data migration, training, and responsibility for integration with existing systems.

Circumstances in which the code is released to the client if the developer ceases operations or defaults.

Rebranding and resale rights, and restrictions on the developer dealing with competitors.

Licence scope, term, territory, number of users, and restrictions on copying and modification.

Terms governing installation and use of the software by individual end users.

Subscription and renewal, service levels, data, limitation of liability and termination.

Usage limits, API keys, suspension, and protection of exchanged data.

Embedding the software in a third party's product, and the related distribution and support terms.

Transfer to the company of everything created by its founders and developers, the first thing an investor asks for.

Transfer of know-how, training and improvements, with the consideration and restrictions.

Audit of open-source components in the product and how their licences affect code ownership and sale.

Use of licensed content and data, and the scope of republication.

Data location, access rights, security, and liability for outages.

Space, power and connectivity, physical access, and backups.

Availability levels, response times, and compensation for breach.

Operational scope, performance indicators, and handover of systems when the contract ends.

Recovery objectives, periodic testing, and each party's responsibilities.

Warranty, delivery and installation, spare parts, and after-sales support.

What data is collected and why, to whom it is disclosed, and the rights of data subjects.

Rules for using the website or app, accounts, content, and limitation of liability.

Types of cookies, their purposes, and the consent mechanism.

The controller–processor relationship, sub-processors, and incident notification.

Exchange of data between two companies: purpose, controls and duration.

Conditions for cross-border transfers and the safeguards required by law.

Selling or licensing data, anonymisation, and usage restrictions.

Documenting processing activities and assessing their risks before a service launches.

Containment, notification, documentation, and communication with affected individuals.

Service scope, output accuracy, human review, and limitation of liability.

Use, modification and retraining of the model, and ownership of improvements.

Data provenance, rights to use the data for training, and warranties.

Prohibited uses for customers or employees.

Who owns the output, and who bears liability for errors in it or for infringement of third-party rights.

Prohibiting the training of models on client data, transparency, and disclosure of AI use.

Consumer rights, delivery and returns, in line with consumer protection regulations.

Commissions, product liability, ratings, and account suspension.

The relationship between the platform, service providers and customers, and the limits of the platform's liability.

Fees, refunds, payment disputes, and compliance requirements.

Service levels, liability for damage and loss, and technical integration.

Automatic renewal, cancellation, and partial refunds.

Allocation of liability and regulatory compliance between the parties.

Validity of points, redemption, and amendment or termination of the programme.

Pricing, targets, support, and use of the trademark.

Exclusivity, territory, minimum sales, and compensation on termination.

Commission calculation, attribution period, and promotion rules.

Connecting the two products, data exchange, and joint support.

Implementing the product for end customers and allocating responsibility.

Joint campaigns, use of logos, and ownership of leads.

Review of customer contracts, vendor and information-security questionnaires, and negotiation through to signature.

Authorised scope, testing windows, and confidentiality of findings.

Monitoring, alerting, response, and performance indicators.

Response times, available hours, and coordination with the competent authorities.

Participation rules, rewards, and responsible disclosure.

Protection of information shared between partners, developers and investors.

Ownership of all work created within the scope of employment, and confidentiality after the relationship ends.

Correctly characterising the relationship and expressly assigning the rights.

Role, authority, and compensation in cash or equity.

Restrictions of defined duration and scope that are enforceable.

Grants, vesting, and exit provisions (coordinated with Legal Services).