Website terms and conditions: soft copy download to businesses
Website terms and conditions for the online sale of soft copy
download products (such as software) to business (not
consumers), whether a one-off or periodic charge,
assuming the website contains facilities for visitor
interaction. Includes an end-user licence agreement
About this document
We offer a number of basic alternatives covering different business models. What matters is not so much what you sell as how you sell it.
This is a terms and conditions document for the World wide sale of soft copy download products (like software) to business, not consumers. It has been drawn so that the customer pays via the Internet, whether one-off or periodic charge.
Terms and conditions are the contract between you and your customer. Provided you comply with the general law, you can write what terms you like. The really important thing is to make sure that your terms accurately reflect exactly how you intend to “do business”.
Who will use this document?
Any person or company selling any product which is made available by soft copy download through an e-commerce enabled website, to businesses.
Most Internet businesses are expanding. Sooner or later, you will need to provide for problems which could arise from use of your forum or sales support system or any other place where users may enter text. If you cannot see this happening to you, we show you where to delete the relevant paragraphs.
Application
and features
Comprehensive set of terms and conditions suitable for any service or range of services
Provides protection (as far as can be given in a document) against problems which could arise from people posting content of any sort on your website
Simple structure makes for easy amendment to suit your precise commercial requirements
The document covers all usual basic contractual issues, as well as Internet and technical issues
This document comes with an excellent set of notes to help and advise you on drafting points, alternatives and necessary insertions
Contents
The essence of the contract: when made; offer and acceptance. Changes to information on website
Customer account and confidentiality
Price, GST, payment and how you will provide the service - download / email, etc
Support provision
Dissatisfaction and refunds
Disclaimers and limitation of sellers liability
Protection of your confidential information and intellectual property (so far as possible in a document of this nature)
A comprehensive draft “Acceptable Use Policy” which you use to say what your visitors or contributors may or may not do (delete it if there is no place on your site where people can enter text or otherwise communicate with you)
Protection from hackers (so far as possible in a document of this nature)
