Template Consulting Agreement
A Consulting Agreement is an agreement used when a person or entity outside your organisation provides services to your organisation, and is hence a consultant.
| Fit For | Most instances where a consultant provides services |
|---|---|
| Customised | No, but can be edited as needed |
| Prepared By | Prepared by an attorney of no less than 12 years post qualification experience |
Benefits of our Template Consulting Agreement
- It sets out clear contractual obligations between consultant and client
- Reduces the chance of dispute between parties
- Standardised to fit most contractor relationships
- Ready to use out of the box
- Adjustable to your needs
- Instantly delivered by email to your inbox
FAQ's regarding our Template Consulting Agreement
What is our Template Consulting Agreement?
Our template Consulting Agreement allows for an inexpensive way in which almost all aspects of the relationship between consultant and client may be regulated, by providing a unique table at the start of the Consulting Agreement which allows for you to customise parts of the agreement that you would like to include, exclude or vary.
Over many years of preparing Consulting Agreements, we have hand selected and included in this template Consulting Agreement, all the best possible provisions to efficiently and effectively regulate the consulting relationship.
What format is the template delivered in and is it editable?
The template is delivered to you in Word document format and is fully editable by you.
What are some of the clauses contained in the Template Consulting Agreement?
Our unique table at the start of the agreement will allow you to customise the Consulting Agreement to your needs.
Among others, the template Consulting Agreement will contain clauses related to the following:
- The commencement date;
- The agreed fees and date of payment of the fees;
- The services to be provided by the Consultant;
- The duration of the contract;
- Whether non-solicitation applies;
- Breach of contract and dispute resolution provisions;
- The length of non-solicitation;
- And a lot more.