Vendor Contract Comparison
Compares two or more supplier agreements on the terms that actually differ — liability, data, exit and price rises — so the cheapest quote is not mistaken for the best deal.
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Running it, start to finish
- Paste each vendor's agreement or key terms, labelled, plus what depends on the vendor.
- Take the ranked asks into the negotiation before choosing.
- Have a qualified lawyer review the preferred agreement before you sign it.
What you get back
The output this produces, every time.
- Compares vendors on the seven terms that decide real cost, rather than on the quoted price.
- Sets each liability cap against what actually depends on that vendor.
- Produces ranked negotiation asks, so the comparison ends in a position rather than an opinion.
Getting better results
Where this usually goes wrong, and how to avoid it.
- Find the renewal notice deadline first. Automatic renewal with ninety days' notice is how a contract you meant to leave runs another year.
- Record silence as silence. A contract that says nothing about data return does not mean the usual thing happens.
- Read the exit terms before the price. The cheap contract with expensive exit terms is the one that costs more over three years.
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