ERP Agreements (Article.3)
There are clauses must be in any contract are as the following:
Description
clause, Delivery and Acceptance clause, Grant of Rights clause, Subsidiary
Rights clause, Advance clause, Royalties clause, Out-of-Print/Termination
clause, and Duty to Publish clause.
But the
ERP is a Contract for the custom development (service) and supply of
solutions/applications and these are contracts in which a seller promises to
build a customized solution to a buyer. It is often a combination of (a) a
services contract (development and deployment services), (b) a product supply
contract (supply the custom solution developed through the services), and (c) a
product contract (the license to use the custom solution).
So the main terms of a custom contract are:
- Price
- Statement of work
- Deliverable
- Assumptions
- Responsibilities
- Estimated schedule
- Statement of work
- Deliverable
- Assumptions
- Responsibilities
- Estimated schedule
These
clauses are in general but when we start to draft the agreement we have to detail
these clauses as the following:
1. Scope
of Agreement
2.
Professional Services
3.
Terms of payment
4. Rights
of the first party
5. Rights
of the second party
6. Obligations
the first party
7. Obligations
the second party
8.
Termination
9. Consequences
of Agreement Termination
10. Governing
Law
11. Force
Majeure
12. Annex
to the Agreement
13. Settlement
of Disputes
14. Language
15. Office
and Notices
16. Effective
Date of the Agreement
17. Confidentiality
18.
Mutual Covenants
19. Work
permit
20. Warranty
and disclaimer
21.
remedies/liabilities
22. Counterparts
In the
next article Will talk about each item in a individually article.
Thanks
and see you soon Insha-Allah.
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