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ARTICLE · 30 JULY 2017

SaaS Agreements: The Essential Legal Guide

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The article includes a 10-step guide to SaaS agreements so that you know exactly what's involved and how to get started.

AustraliaMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
Brad Vinning
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Software-as-a-service (SaaS) agreement explained without the sass

PICTURE THIS: Sam has created a great new SaaS product and has found some early customers who are equally excited but his solution. These same customers have all asked Sam for a copy of his standard SaaS Agreement so they can sign up.

Sam googles "Drafting SaaS Agreements" but finds blocks of information that are difficult to apply to his situation and none of it is very user friendly. Sam feels overwhelmed and uncertain about where to start, what's important, what's not, what do his customers expect to see, how does he protect himself?

Sam is not alone.

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