Software Development Agreement review
An agreement under which a developer builds custom software, a website or an app for a client. The checks read for written specifications, an acceptance procedure, a payment schedule tied to the work, an assignment of the software rather than only a work-for-hire statement, the developer's pre-existing materials, and open-source components.
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What it checks
Specifications the software is built to
Warning · SDA-001
Acceptance testing, and what happens if the client says nothing
Warning · SDA-002
Payment schedule tied to the work
Warning · SDA-003
An assignment of the software, not only a work-for-hire statement
Warning · SDA-004
Developer's pre-existing materials
Warning · SDA-005
Open-source and third-party components
Warning · SDA-006
Every run also applies 114 general checks that belong to any agreement: structure, parties and signatures, defined terms, cross-references, dates, amounts, and one-sided terms.
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- Drop your PDF or DOCX, or paste the text. The document type is detected and only the checks that belong to it run, inside your browser tab.
- Get a Word report in which every finding quotes the clause and cites the rule and source behind it — one of 1,887 checks across 278 document types.
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