Software Development Agreement
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Description
The Software Development Agreement, also known as a software contract, is a legal document which stipulates the terms and conditions of a software development project between two or more parties. In this type of services agreement a software company (Developer) agrees to develop, supply and install new software programs to another company (Client). The ownership of the software is transferred to the Client. Once defined the scope and services provided, the Software Development Agreement contains clauses such as Developer responsibilities, phases of the development, payments, warranties, confidentiality, non-competition, copyright, training, applicable law and competent jurisdiction. This type of Agreement is used to provide custom software development for clients. If it is a question of supplying standard software programs by many clients, the Software License Agreement must be used. In this case the license does not include transferring to the client the ownership of the software. |
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