A requirements map
Legal issues assigned to product functions, the user journey and the intended sales model.
Technology and e-commerce
Legal support for IT, SaaS and e-commerce.
Building an app, commissioning software or launching online sales? I prepare IT contracts, terms and privacy documentation aligned with the product. I also help agree acceptance, code ownership and supplier liability.
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What you receive
A practical result
A coherent set of rules, documents and recommendations for the product.
User-facing documents
Terms, notices, consents and policies reflecting how the service actually works.
Partner agreements
Contracts with technology, payment, logistics, marketing and other key suppliers.
Launch support
Implementation review with the team and support for product, model and market changes.
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Areas of support
Technology and e-commerce
One implementation, several connected legal areas.
Product, sales, data and supplier arrangements are assessed together rather than in separate legal silos.
Digital products and SaaS
Terms of use, subscriptions, licences, liability, SLAs and launch or scaling documents.
E-commerce and marketplaces
Terms, checkout, consumer content, complaints, payments, logistics and platform relationships.
IT and software-house contracts
Development, implementation, support, hosting, code rights, acceptance and change control.
Marketing and content
Campaigns, agencies and creators, promotions, image rights, materials and user-generated content.
Data and privacy
GDPR, processing documentation, supplier roles, transfers, analytics, cookies and product privacy settings.
AI and compliance
AI use assessment, allocation of responsibility, internal rules and regulatory readiness.
What support do you need with a SaaS agreement?
Launching a SaaS product?
I first establish the sales model, the parties’ roles, permitted use and billing. I can then prepare B2B terms or an agreement, an order form, an SLA and the necessary schedules. The scope reflects whether customers subscribe online, negotiate an enterprise contract or buy implementation and other additional services.
Reviewing a customer or supplier draft?
I assess the document from the perspective of your company’s role and the way the product actually operates. The deliverable may include a prioritised risk list, proposed amendments and a revised draft for the next negotiation round. The review can cover service scope, fees, availability, support, liability, data and exit arrangements.
Negotiating a business-critical contract?
I can help define the negotiating position, prepare amendments and support discussions with the other party. For a quote, explain whether you are the SaaS provider or customer, whether the product is B2B or also consumer-facing, what draft already exists and when signing or launch is planned.
Before sending an enquiry, see the guides to a SaaS agreement with a business customer, code rights in a developer or software-house agreement and a data processing agreement.
Request SaaS contract drafting or review.03
Ways to work together
A proportionate scope
Begin before launch, with an audit or with a current problem.
New product
Support from the business model and requirements through documents, implementation and launch.
Solution audit
Review of an existing product, store or process and a plan to remove the main risks.
Continuous development
Ongoing support for new features, suppliers, campaigns, markets and regulatory change.
How we begin
I start with the user journey and sales model.
Show the solution
Describe the product, audience, functions, partners, payments and target launch date.
Set the scope
I identify the workstreams, documents, fee and realistic timetable.
Prepare the materials
I draft the documents and agree solutions directly with the implementation team.
Review implementation
We verify the documents against the final process and organise continuing obligations.
What will I receive?
Depending on the project: an IT client or supplier agreement, SaaS or shop terms, privacy documentation and implementation guidance. The scope follows the product's functions, users and sales model.
What do you need to prepare a quote?
A short product or implementation description, target users, billing model, your company's role and planned launch date. Include a demo or shop link if one is available.
How are fees agreed?
I propose the scope and fee after reviewing your enquiry. The quote reflects the documents, complexity, timing and any negotiation work. Work begins once we agree the terms; additional scope is discussed separately.
Can we work remotely, including on an urgent matter?
Yes, we can discuss the matter and exchange documents remotely in English or Polish. Include your deadline in the enquiry. I confirm availability and a realistic delivery date before accepting the instruction.
Launching or developing a digital product?
Describe the product, customers and intended market.
I can map the legal requirements, prepare user and supplier documents, review implementation and support future product or market changes.
Let’s talk about your matter.
Describe your goal and deadline. I will suggest the next step and we will agree the scope and fee before work begins.