E-commerce and technology
In technology, material risk often sits in the gap between the document and the working product. These materials cover development, implementation, sale, maintenance, scaling and exit.
Practical questions
A customer funds a new SaaS feature. Learn how Polish law treats rights to code and exclusivity, and what to agree before offering the feature to others.
Read the guide ↗Recreating a competitor’s SaaS with AI under Polish and EU law: functions, code, screens, data, testing, AI output and selling your own product.
Read the article ↗When do AI-assisted ads need a label? Practical guidance on product visuals, synthetic voices, avatars, PR content and agency-to-client delivery.
Read the article ↗A data processing agreement is required where a supplier processes personal data on a controller’s behalf. A standard DPA is not enough: the parties must first identify their real roles and then document the service, security, sub-processors and exit arrangements.
Read the article ↗CRA reporting already applies. Manufacturers need a working classification process, access to ENISA's reporting platform and contracts enabling timely escalation.
Read the article ↗An implementation agreement should turn the business objective into measurable scope, acceptance, change control, IP allocation and an exit plan.
Read the article ↗KSC registration is one stage of implementation. Review your company’s classification, filing details and remaining duties, including IT supplier arrangements.
Read the article ↗Allowing a team to use AI does not create a safe workflow. An agency needs approved tools and data rules, human review, a clear rights chain and an accurate allocation of responsibility with the client.
Read the article ↗EU rules envisage an easy-to-find, two-step online withdrawal function. Poland has not completed implementation, so a seller’s current obligations also depend on the consumer markets it targets.
Read the article ↗Paying for software does not automatically transfer rights to the code. The agreement should cover chain of title, exploitation rights, open source, repositories, acceptance and exit arrangements.
Read the article ↗Building a small SaaS? Learn what to address before your first paid subscription: terms, recurring payments, code ownership, GDPR and customer exit.
Read the article ↗The special representation rule in Article 210 of the Polish Commercial Companies Code, shareholder resolutions, proxy scope and practical signing risks.
Read the article ↗A practical inventory of AI systems, roles, risk categories, contracts, data, human oversight, documentation and implementation dates.
Read the article ↗Seller information, checkout, terms, pricing, withdrawal, complaints, GDPR, reviews and product-safety issues for Polish e-commerce.
Read the article ↗Prepare a Polish company for a sale or investment: review ownership, key contracts and software rights, resolve gaps and organise the data room.
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