Regardless of whether your vendor is asking you to sign a standard contract or you have some negotiating room, here are the things that should be in the contract. That way the fine print can protect you and keep your business running smoothly.
A vendor agreement is a business contract by which you and another party agree to an exchange of goods and services for compensation, for specific amounts and prices. The agreement sets conditions and details under which this exchange will take place, and can either be once or on a regular basis. They tend to be used for events, such as weddings or trade shows.
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When it comes right down to it, the most important thing that a contract must convey is what exactly the vendor will be doing for your business or supplying to your business. The agreement will say what products or services are provided, and the conditions by which they should be delivered. One example would be that if you are buying cookies, then you can specify that the cookies are freshly baked, chewy and whole. Broken cookies would be grounds under which the vendor would be liable.
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