An Agreement Contract is a legally binding document where two or more parties formally agree to specific terms, rights, and obligations under Swiss law. It spells out what each party promises to do, when they'll do it, and what happens if someone doesn't follow through.

These contracts are essential tools in Swiss business dealings, governed by the Code of Obligations (OR/CO). They can cover everything from simple sales to complex business partnerships. To be valid in Switzerland, the contract must include clear terms, signatures from all parties, and meet basic legal requirements like having parties who are capable of entering into agreements. Courts will enforce these contracts as long as they don't violate Swiss public policy or mandatory laws.

Use an Agreement Contract any time you need to establish clear, legally binding terms with another party in Switzerland. This includes starting business partnerships, setting up service arrangements, or documenting important deals with suppliers. The contract protects both sides by putting everything in writing before money or services change hands.

These agreements are especially important for high-value transactions, long-term business relationships, or situations involving intellectual property rights under Swiss law. Having a properly drafted Agreement Contract helps prevent misunderstandings, makes dispute resolution easier, and provides evidence of your rights if legal issues arise. For international dealings, it ensures compliance with both Swiss and relevant foreign regulations.

• Master Subscription Agreement: Governs ongoing software or service subscriptions, outlining usage terms and payment schedules
• Share Purchase Agreement: Used for buying or selling company shares, detailing purchase price and ownership transfer terms
• Non Disclosure Contract: Protects confidential business information shared between parties
• Lease Contract Agreement: Specifies terms for property rentals, including duration and maintenance obligations
• Professional Services Contract: Defines scope, deliverables, and payment terms for professional work arrangements

• Business Owners: From small shop owners to large corporate executives, they use Agreement Contracts to formalize business relationships and protect their interests
• Legal Professionals: Lawyers and legal consultants draft and review these contracts to ensure compliance with Swiss law and protect their clients' interests
• Property Owners: Use these contracts for leasing agreements and property management arrangements
• Service Providers: Freelancers, consultants, and companies offering professional services rely on these to define scope and terms
• Corporate Officers: CEOs, CFOs, and other executives sign these contracts on behalf of their companies for major business transactions

• Party Details: Gather complete legal names, addresses, and contact information for all involved parties
• Agreement Scope: Define exact services, deliverables, or obligations each party must fulfill
• Timeline: Set clear start dates, completion deadlines, and any milestone dates
• Financial Terms: Document payment amounts, schedules, and methods in Swiss Francs
• Compliance Check: Review Swiss legal requirements for your specific contract type
• Signature Authority: Confirm each party's legal power to sign binding agreements
• Document Generation: Use our platform to create a legally-sound contract that includes all required elements

• Party Identification: Full legal names, addresses, and registration numbers of all involved parties
• Contract Purpose: Clear statement of the agreement's objectives and scope
• Consideration: Specific details of what each party gives or receives in exchange
• Performance Terms: Precise obligations, deadlines, and quality standards
• Payment Terms: Amount, currency, payment schedule, and method
• Duration: Start date, end date, and renewal conditions
• Dispute Resolution: Swiss jurisdiction choice and conflict resolution process
• Termination Rights: Conditions and process for ending the agreement
• Signatures: Space for dated signatures from authorized representatives

While both documents establish legal relationships, an Agreement Contract differs significantly from a Contractual Agreement in several key aspects under Swiss law. The main distinction lies in their structure and application.

• Scope and Flexibility: Agreement Contracts typically cover broader business arrangements and allow more flexibility in terms, while Contractual Agreements often follow stricter, standardized formats
• Formation Requirements: Agreement Contracts need explicit acceptance of all terms, while Contractual Agreements can sometimes be formed through implied consent or conduct
• Modification Process: Agreement Contracts usually require formal amendments agreed by all parties, whereas Contractual Agreements may allow for more straightforward updates
• Enforcement Approach: Agreement Contracts often include detailed dispute resolution mechanisms, while Contractual Agreements typically rely more on standard legal remedies
• Term Structure: Agreement Contracts generally contain more detailed provisions for specific situations, while Contractual Agreements focus on core obligations