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Software as a service definition

What does Software as a service mean? In legal practice, software as a service (SaaS) describes a cloud delivery model where a supplier hosts and operates application software and grants customers remote (usually internet) access on a subscription basis. It is a descriptive industry term rather than one defined in UK or Irish legislation or case law, and its usage is broadly consistent across England & Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Ireland. Key legal features include: multi-tenant deployment (most customers use the same codebase with configuration rather than bespoke builds); access rights to use the service rather than a transfer of a software copy or a perpetual licence;...

Precedent pro-supplier SaaS Order Form incorporating Master SaaS Terms (Customer details, Subscribed Services, Authorised Users, Territory, Term, Special Terms and Pricing Schedule)

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Please read this Order Form and our Agreement carefully before proceeding.

Our Agreement consists of this Order Form, the Master saas Terms, and any additional documents incorporated into our Agreement as set out in the Master SaaS Terms.

By [ executing this Order Form OR [ clicking ‘Accept’ ] ] you agree to our Agreement on the Customer’s behalf, named in this Order Form, creating a legally binding contract with the Supplier (as defined in this Order Form).

[ You represent and warrant that you possess all requisite capacity and authority to enter into our Agreement on the Customer’s behalf as a legally binding contract with the Supplier in every relevant jurisdiction, including all applicable jurisdictions. If you lack such capacity or authority, or do not wish to accept this Agreement for the named Customer, please select the [ ‘Decline’ ] option before proceeding to request the provision of Services...

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