SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT (FOR CUSTOM SOFTWARE)

This Software Development Agreement covers customers buying software that is custom developed for the customer's needs, and explains services, personnel, key man requirements, deliverables, source code, technical documentation, deadlines, ownership, title, risk of loss, acceptance, fees, invoices and taxes, records and audits, intellectual property rights, warranties, disclaimers, limitation of liability, indemnification, term and termination, force majeure, publicity, and general boilerplate for a Software Development Agreement.
Step 1 - This Contract Is Between
Party 1 (You)

Name / Company
Individual /
Company
Address 1
Address 2
City
State/Province
Zip
  And Party 2 (Them)  

Name / Company
Individual /
Company
Address 1
Address 2
City
State/Province
Zip
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Step 2 - Answer the Questions
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SERVICES - (Party-1 Buys) - What are the Services?

I will specify a short Services description here.
What are the Services?

I have a longer Services description/Specifications which I want to add as an exhibit (IF YOU SELECT THIS OPTION, THEN SCROLL IN THE RIGHT HAND PANEL TO THE END OF THE AGREEMENT, CLICK UNDERNEATH THE SIGNATURES, TYPE "EXHIBIT" AND PASTE IN YOUR SPECIFICATIONS).

"Services" are acts that a party is performing under an agreement for payment. "Services" are not goods or deliverables, which are the tangible results of the services. For example, if a consultant is engaged to meet with and better understand a customer's manufacturing system and then provide a written report summarizing how to improve the system, the meeting and understanding would be the services, while the report itself would be a deliverable.
  
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