Drafting and Negotiating SaaS Agreements
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Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:
- Introduction to SaaS Agreements
- What Is a SaaS Agreement?
- How Do SaaS Agreements Differ in Business-to-Business (B2B) and Business-to-Consumer (B2C) Arrangements?
- The Core Sections of a SaaS Agreement
- What Are the Core Sections of a SaaS Agreement?
- What Is the Scope of Services in SaaS Agreements?
- What Are Usage Restrictions in SaaS Agreements?
- What Are Pricing and Subscription Models in SaaS Agreements?
- What Are the Costs and Benefits of Auto-Renewal Provisions?
- What Are Additional Sources of Revenue in SaaS Agreements?
- Who Owns Data and Feedback Rights in SaaS Agreements?
- Other Provisions in SaaS Agreements
- What Are Representations and Warranties in SaaS Agreements, and Why Do We Use Them?
- What Are Typical Warranties in SaaS Agreements?
- What Are Typical Indemnities in SaaS Agreements?
- How Can Each Party Limit Its Liability in SaaS Agreements?
- Terminating a SaaS Agreement
- Why Might a Subscriber Terminate a SaaS Agreement?
- Why Might a SaaS Provider Terminate a SaaS Agreement?
- What Is Included in the Effect of Termination Section in SaaS Agreements?
- Service Level Agreements in SaaS Agreements
- What Are Service Level Agreements?
- What Are the Key Performance Metrics Found in Service Level Agreements?
- Data Security and Privacy Compliance in SaaS Agreements
- What Do We Mean by Data Security and Privacy?
- How Should the Parties Approach Data Security in SaaS Agreements?
- Which Domestic Privacy Rights Are Relevant to SaaS Agreements?
- What Is the Impact of International Privacy Law on US-Based SaaS Providers?
Class Content Overview
Course Details
Participants will be asked to review and propose revisions to a SaaS agreement based on a set of facts relating to a hypothetical client’s goals and concerns. Participants will be asked to focus on six specific concerns and identify and explain for each: (1) the relevant provision(s); (2) any revisions, deletions, or additions the participant would make to the identified provisions; (3) any additional information needed to fully respond; and (4) any other conforming edits or additional documents needed to ensure the client is adequately protected.
Instructors Who Practice What They Teach
Our vetted instructors are global practitioners with outstanding professional and educational qualifications and demonstrated achievement in their fields. All have 10+ years Big Law experience.
In addition to their accomplishments as practitioners, our instructors are also passionate about teaching. We carefully interview instructor candidates to assess personality, domain expertise and effectiveness in the classroom. Our instructors must maintain a 4.5 out of 5 rating from students.