Who it's for
- Service businesses selling to other businesses — consultants, agencies, trades and contractors
- Businesses that send quotes and want their own terms to apply
- Not for consumer sales — use the Client Service Agreement, which includes consumer wording
What's included
- About this template — B2B and consumer terms, the 'battle of the forms' and incorporating your terms
- Key clauses — why each matters table
- Standard terms (11 clauses): definitions, formation of contract, our obligations, your obligations, fees and payment, intellectual property, confidentiality, liability, termination, force majeure, governing law and disputes
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See what's in the bundle →Key points covered
- Written for business customers — consumer contracts need consumer rights wording
- Refer to your terms in quotes, order confirmations and invoices so they form part of each contract
- Late payment interest at 8% above base rate plus fixed compensation under the 1998 Act
- IP in deliverables made for the client transfers on full payment
- Liability capped at fees paid in the previous 12 months, with the usual exceptions
- Disputes go to senior representatives first, then mediation or the courts
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Questions
Can I use these terms with consumers?
No. They are written for business customers. The Client Service Agreement has marked consumer provisions.
Do they cover selling goods?
The clauses are written around services and deliverables. Adapt them, or take advice, if you mainly sell goods.
How do I make sure my terms apply?
Refer to them in your quotes, order confirmations and invoices. The template explains the 'battle of the forms'.
Is it in the Business Complete Bundle?
Yes. The Business Complete Bundle includes the business terms and conditions.
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