For Whom?

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• Do you need help with starting a business? ​

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• Do you want to incorporate your company?

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• Are you starting a business with friends or family?

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• Are you trading in the UK? If so are you collecting data in compliance with regulations?

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• Does your website comply with the UK cookie law?

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• Do you need agreements with suppliers and your customers/clients?

What's included? 

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​We register your new business as a limited company (including the  division of shares).

 

We will set out a legal framework for how your company's day to day transactions will operate.

 

A clearly defined agreement which will cover supply, delivery, timescales and payments.A clearly defined agreement between your business and any end users.

 

We will ensure you comply with EU and UK law with regard to any data processed through your website.

 

Ensure your website is compliant with the EU Directive regarding how you track website visits.

Package Breakdown

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• Incorporation of Company

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• Business Terms & Conditions

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• Supplier Agreement 

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• End User Agreement

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• GDPR & Privacy Policy

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• Cookie Policy

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• 1 Hour Consultation

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After you complete the questionnaire for the package

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• Our commercial Solicitors will review the questionnaire

• We reach out with questions for clarity by email concerning our startup legal services.

• Our startup experts proceed to draft the documents

• Upon completion of the documents, our commercial solicitors will contact you for a one hour consultation to discuss any further requirements to help with starting a business.

The Sprout package is our best value offer and the most popular of our packages as it includes everything in the Seed package with the added benefit of;

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• Supplier agreement

• End user agreement (with your clients or customers)

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This package is useful if you are starting your business with other shareholders and you require a shareholder agreement to determine the operational process of the business and the roles and responsibilities of each shareholder. The Sprout package adds a new legal level for startups to operate smoothly while complying with regulations.

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We will prepare bespoke legal documentation to ensure your business structure is safeguarded,  so you can focus on the core aspects needed to grow your business.

 

Supplier agreement

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A supplier agreement is an important agreement for many businesses, different terms can be used for this type of agreement, some common ones are mentioned below

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• Trade agreement

• Service contract

• Schedule of services

• Details of supply terms

• Supplier contract

• Distribution agreement

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Various industry sectors use specific terms within agreements. Essentially, the agreement covers the terms between the company and its suppliers of services and or goods. The supplier agreement is governing the relationship between the supplier and the company. Terms that are usually included within a supplier agreement are;

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• the items the supplier must provide,

• pricing and payments for all goods and/or services,

• expected time frames for work completion and payments,

• the responsibilities and terms of the relationship,

• procedure in the event of dispute,

• standard requirements for any products and service levels.

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A well drafted supplier agreement can ensure you are able to deliver services to your clients or customers on time and to standard. In the event your supplier is unable to unwilling to comply due to unforeseen circumstances, such as a pandemic. A well drafted agreement provides a clear route for resolution of any disputes or lack of delivery or standard.

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With regular regulatory changes and standards required to be complied within the supply chain, in particular due to changes relating to climate change and human rights when dealing and negotiating with suppliers in other jurisdictions, languages and cultures. The terms of the supplier agreement is an essential business document to safeguard your business

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End user agreement

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A end user agreement is a generic term that can be interpreted and used in many different ways depending upon industry sector. Essentially a end user agreement sets out the terms and conditions between the company and your customer or client.

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The agreement can incorporate your standard terms and conditions and any specific terms agreed with the end user such as

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- time frame of the agreement,

- type of service or product ordered,

- the price to be paid and any payment terms,

- service levels agreed between the company and the customer/client

- agreement to provide intellectual property rights to a particular software

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The agreement is between the company and the customer to ensure both parties understand the scope of work and the terms and conditions of its completion. As a small business using this type of agreement promotes a positive, transparent relationship between you and your customers. Some common terms used when describing this type of agreement are;

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• Consumer contract

• Customer service agreement

• Client agreement

• Supply agreement

• Service contract

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The Sprout Package For Your New Business Startup

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The Sapling Package ensures you are able to trade with confidence with the benefit of well drafted bespoke agreements to ensure your business is safeguarded as you focus on developing and growing your business.

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At Serenity Law, our startup solicitors are here to ensure that you will save time by tackling the legal aspects of business with a clear and fixed price from the outset.

 

Some situations in which your business could be involved that the Sprout package could help you with:

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• Do you need help with starting a business?

• Sell a product or service online or physically?

• Does your startup require the support of suppliers to deliver your end product of service?

• Do you collect data to deliver your services or products? If so are your company procedures in compliance with GDPR and data protection regulations?

 

After you complete the questionnaire for the package:

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• Our commercial Solicitors will review the questionnaire

• We reach out with questions for clarity by email concerning our startup legal services.

• Our startup experts proceed to draft the documents

• Upon completion of the documents, our commercial solicitors will contact you to discuss any further requirements to help with starting a business.