White Label SaaS · glossary
The six terms, listed in Schedule 5, that Tressick must put in every End Customer's contract. They protect Larchpay, which has no contract with End Customers. They cover data, own payroll only, no higher service levels, limited liability, no rights in the software, and a move if Tressick stops. Agreement, Schedule 5 · Chapter 4 · see End Customer
Explained in Chapter 4, End Customers: Who Contracts with Whom, of White Label SaaS.
Larchpay has no contract with any client, so it cannot put its own terms in front of them. It protects itself through Tressick instead. Under clause 4.1, Tressick's written terms with each client must include six terms set by the Agreement. These are the Minimum End Customer Terms, listed in Schedule 5.Read Chapter 4, End Customers: Who Contracts with Whom →
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