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Vendor agreement

Vendor agreement for goods or services

SLA, payment terms and warranties — all in one document.

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Companies with a formal vendor agreement reduce dispute costs by 55 %

An SLA in the contract reduces the vendor's response time by 40 %

Clear exit clauses save an average of €8,000 when ending a relationship with a problematic vendor

For purchasing goods or a long-term supplier relationship. AI defines scope, SLA, payment terms, warranties and claims procedure.

Legal context

A purchase agreement for goods is governed by the Commercial Code (§§ 409–470 in Slovakia). A services agreement is an unnamed contract. SLA conditions are governed by freedom of contract.

Commercial Code §§ 409–470 (purchase agreement); § 269(2) (services agreement)

Legal basis & glossary

When to use a Vendor agreement

  • When selecting a new IT hardware or software vendor
  • For long-term supply of raw materials or components
  • When setting up regular deliveries from an agency or outsourcing partner
  • When purchasing from a foreign supplier

What you get

  • SLA and delivery terms
  • Warranties and claims
  • Payment terms
  • Exit mechanism
How it works

From idea to signature

SLA and delivery terms

Warranties and claims

Payment terms

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about Vendor agreement

Subject matter, price and payment terms, delivery terms, SLA (response times, availability), warranties, claims procedure, exit conditions and dispute resolution.

Glossary

Key terms in e-signature and contract law — with links to definitions.

NDA An NDA (Non-Disclosure Agreement) is a contract in which one or both parties undertake to maintain the confidentiality of shared information. DPA A DPA is a contract between a data controller and data processor required by Article 28 of the GDPR as a condition for lawful processing. Audit Trail An audit trail is a chronological record of all events related to a document — who opened, signed or declined it — including timestamps and IP addresses. Electronic Signature An electronic signature is any electronic expression of consent to a document's content — from a scanned handwritten signature to a cryptographically secured qualified signature. Advanced Electronic Signature An advanced electronic signature (AdES) is a level of e-signature under eIDAS that is uniquely linked to the signatory, enables verification of their identity and detects any alteration of the document after signing. eIDAS eIDAS is a regulation of the European Parliament and Council creating a unified legal framework for electronic identification and trust services across the EU. Full glossary
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