Putting a proper service level agreement (also known as a supplier agreement) in place helps to eliminate any surprises in managing the relationships between a service provider and user.
It’s therefore important to set out upfront the expectations, responsibilities and priorities of the parties involved, to provide them with clarity of what they should expect from the business relationship, and help things run smoothly. This is where we can help.
A service level agreement, also known as an SLA, is a contract between a service provider and the end-user, defining the level of service expected from the service provider, together with the rights and obligations of the parties involved.
A service level agreement is a formal document which focuses on the performance and service quality expected by the business from the other party. It also includes what will be exchanged for those services. It may also cover specifics such as dates, equipment requirements and intellectual property.
A company director’s relationships with a business may also be included in a service level agreement. Where this is the case, legislation imposes various duties upon service agreements, such as:
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When drafting a service level agreement, the following areas are usually considered:
Putting a service level agreement in place helps you specify exactly what’s expected and required from businesses or individuals you’re working with, so there are no crossed wires or nasty surprises.
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Legal action could be taken if one party fails to keep to a service level agreement and becomes in breach of contract. It’s sometimes also the case that during the lifetime of a contract disagreements occur, in which case you’ll need an experienced contracts lawyer in your corner.
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A service level agreement may not always be legally binding, but making sure you get the right legal help from the outset is key to ensure your contract is as clear as possible.
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