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Generate a privacy policy for your website within a few moments with this easy to use template. This privacy policy covers the type of information collected by your website and app, and the purpose for collecting that data.

This IP Agreement is designed for an individual to assign IP to a company e.g. a founder is starting a company and needs to vest the IP into that company

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Use this agreement to set out the terms under which software may be accessed by a customer during a trial.

Following a trial, use a SaaS (Software as a Service) agreement to provide for the secure delivery of services to the user's terminal on a pay-per-use basis over a network, from processors hosted remotely by the SaaS provider.

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This one way non disclosure agreement template is to be used in the UK for general commercial purposes. It was drafted from a neutral and fair perspective between the interests of the discloser and the recipient. It is also known as a One-way NDA or a One-wayconfidentiality agreement

Cookies are small text files that are stored on your computer or device by websites that you visit. This document contains details of individual cookies, what type of cookie they are, their purpose and duration, which are the key details required to include inside a Cookies Policy. Please note that in addition to providing users with comprehensive information about the cookies, consent will need to be obtained from users to place the cookies (subject to limited exemptions around strictly necessary cookies). Website operators will also need to consider the privacy related implications of the subsequent data processing and account for this in the relevant privacy notice.

This SaaS (Software as a Service) agreement can be used to set out the terms under which SaaS software may be accessed by a customer. It provides for the secure delivery of services to the user's terminal on a pay-per-use basis over a network, from processors hosted remotely by the SaaS provider.

This template has been prepared to provide general guidance and information to organisations considering or undertaking mutualisation. Use this agreement to protect both landlord (Local Authority) and tenant (mutual organisation or cooperatives). Examples of provisions covered are: Obligations on the tenant to keep the property in repair, obligations on the landlord to provide certain building services for the Property (e.g. to repair the structure of the building), rights for the landlord to end the tenancy in the case of the tenant's breach, rights for the tenant to use the property for the provision of services.

This is a long-form parental leave policy intended for larger organizations. It reflects the statutory scheme under which employees can take unpaid parental leave.

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This is a long-form equal opportunities policy that meets the requirements of the Equality Act 2010 and the EHRC Employment Statutory Code of Practice, and promotes best practices.

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