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Technology Contracts & Digital Business Advisory
Clear technology contracts protect your product, your data and your customer relationships.
Overview
Technology businesses depend on well-drafted contracts, from customer terms and SaaS agreements to development, licensing and data arrangements. We help digital businesses put the right agreements in place and advise on the legal questions that come with operating online.
Who this service is for
- Technology and SaaS businesses
- Digital platforms and marketplaces
- Startups preparing customer terms
- Businesses licensing or developing software
Typical legal issues we address
- SaaS, licensing and subscription terms
- Development and services agreements
- Intellectual property ownership
- Data protection and security terms
- Liability and service levels
- Online terms and consumer issues
How we can assist
- Drafting customer and platform terms
- Preparing development and licensing agreements
- Aligning contracts with data protection
- Advising on IP and liability
Our approach
We understand how digital businesses operate and draft contracts that protect your position while being workable in practice, so your terms support growth rather than getting in its way.
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What contracts does a SaaS business need?
Typically customer terms, a privacy notice, data processing terms, and agreements with developers and suppliers. We tailor these to your product.
Who owns software that is developed for us?
Ownership depends on the contract. Without clear terms, the position may not be what you expect. We make sure IP ownership is properly addressed.
Do online terms need to address consumers?
Where you deal with consumers, additional considerations apply. We advise on terms that are clear and appropriate for your users.
The information on this website is general in nature, is not legal advice, and does not create an advocate-client relationship. It should not be relied upon for any specific matter. Requirements may change and should be confirmed against the current law, regulations and regulator guidance before action is taken. Please contact Njau & Associates Advocates for advice on your circumstances.