A software development contract is a contract concluded by the parties: the customer (the ordering party) and the software developer (the supplier), in order to define the conditions and duties relating to the development and delivery of the software. This contract includes details of the required software, including functionality, scope, deadlines and objectives of the project. In addition, it also includes information on financial aspects, such as costs, payments and royalties. The contract often contains provisions regarding intellectual property, data protection, warranties and limitations of liability. Procedures for the settlement of disputes and termination of the contract may also be agreed. The objective of a software development contract, and thus of its parties, is to ensure clear communication between the parties, thereby minimising possible misunderstandings and conflicts during and after software development. This contract is an important tool in project management and provides both parties with legal protection and certainty in the framework of the software development cooperation. We will prepare a software development contract for you that meets your specific requirements and takes into account the particularities of the given case, together with draft contractual provisions in your favour. Legal advice within this service includes: