Consulting services terms framework
How website descriptions relate to binding consulting engagements.
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This framework explains how we talk about consulting on 2100solutions.com. It does not replace a signed contract, statement of work (SOW), or other approved written agreement for a specific project.
1. Website content vs binding agreements
Pages describing Agile delivery, software quality, process engineering, assessments, and related practice areas are general descriptions of capabilities we may discuss during enquiry. They are not an offer to perform work, fixed pricing, or a guarantee that every capability is available for every engagement at all times.
A binding consulting engagement requires mutual agreement on scope and commercial terms—typically documented in writing (for example a master services agreement, SOW, change order, or other instrument approved by both parties).
2. Topics for project-specific agreements
Written project agreements should address, as applicable:
- Deliverables and scope — what will be produced, inclusions, exclusions, and assumptions.
- Acceptance criteria — how deliverables are reviewed and accepted.
- Fees and payment — rates, invoicing, expenses, and taxes (not stated on this website).
- Schedule — milestones and dependencies.
- Change control — how scope or schedule changes are approved.
- Confidentiality — handling of each party’s confidential information.
- Ownership and licensing — intellectual property in work product, pre-existing materials, and third-party components.
- Support and knowledge transfer — post-delivery assistance, if any.
- Termination — notice, wind-down, and payment for work performed.
- Warranties and disclaimers — express warranties only as agreed in writing; avoid implied promises not documented.
- Liability — caps, exclusions, and remedies as permitted by law and agreed in writing.
- Disputes — governing law and forum as approved by counsel (not published here until confirmed).
3. Enquiries
Use the contact form (category “Consulting services”) to start a conversation. We may follow up to clarify needs before proposing written terms.
4. Relationship to other terms
Use of this website remains subject to the Website terms of use, General disclaimer, and Privacy policy.
Version 1.0 · Effective 16 October 2026 · 2100 Solutions Consulting