The Interior Design Services Agreement sets out the relationship from day one, what you are delivering, how changes and approvals work, who owns the final designs, and what happens with payment along the way. It comes with an editable project proposal, so you can tailor the agreed services, deliverables, timelines and fees to each engagement. So instead of chasing sign off or wondering whether you are still within scope, you have something in writing both you and your client can point back to. These terms cover the key areas of the relationship, including: - Scope of Services and Deliverables - Revisions and Approvals - Procurement of Suppliers and Furniture - Fees and Payment Terms - Intellectual Property Ownership - Client Obligations - Confidentiality - Restrictions on Use of Designs - Termination and Cancellation - Indemnities and Limitation of Liability

These disclaimers protect you on two fronts, asserting your ownership of the copyright (and other IP rights, where applicable) in your design documentation and other materials, and limiting your liability for how that documentation is used once it leaves your hands. A note that drawings are for design purposes only and not for construction, or that joiners must take their own measurements before fabrication, shifts that responsibility back onto the trade carrying out the work. They sit across your design documentation and other client facing materials, giving you an added layer of protection with minimal extra work. These terms cover the key areas of the relationship, including: - Copyright and IP Ownership - Permitted and Restricted Use of Materials - Liability Disclaimers

The Contractor Agreement Template sets clear terms from the outset, scope of work, fees, intellectual property, and what happens if things do not go to plan. It comes with a statement of work template you can complete for each project a contractor works on. We recommend pairing this with an Employee v Contractor Assessment, so you know your contractor arrangements are legally sound before you rely on this agreement. These terms cover the key areas of the relationship, including: - Scope of Services and Deliverables - Approvals and Revisions - Term and Fees - Intellectual Property and Moral Rights - Insurance Requirements - Indemnities and Liability - Termination for Default - Confidentiality

This package covers your whole team in one go, with agreement templates for full time, part time, fixed term and casual employees, so everyone is set up correctly no matter how your team is structured. We recommend pairing this with an Award Assessment, to confirm which modern awards apply to your business before your agreements are drafted. These terms cover the key areas of the relationship, including: - Modern Award Application - Pay Rates and Duties - Term of Employment - Intellectual Property Ownership - Moral Rights Waivers - Confidentiality - Restraint of Trade - Notice Periods

We will assess your proposed contractor arrangements against a detailed questionnaire and provide clear, written advice on whether the staff you intend to engage as contractors can legally be hired that way. So you can bring people on with confidence as contractors, knowing the arrangement will actually hold up. This includes: - Assessment Against a Detailed Questionnaire - Review of Proposed Contractor Arrangements - Written Advice on Correct Classification

The Property Styling/Interior Decoration Services Agreement sets clear terms with your client, including how furniture and props are handled and who wears the cost if something goes wrong. It comes with an editable statement of work, so you can tailor the agreed services, deliverables and fees to each project. So a damaged rug or a last minute request does not turn into an argument about who is responsible. These terms cover the key areas of the relationship, including: - Scope of Styling Services and Deliverables - Engagement of Suppliers - Hiring of Furniture and Props - Liability for Damage to Furniture and Props - Intellectual Property Licensing - Client Obligations - Confidentiality - Fees and Payment Terms - Termination and Cancellation - Indemnities and Limitation of Liability

This licence deed sets clear terms with your photographer from the outset, what you can use the images for, where, and for how long, so the photography you have paid for actually works for your business. It also covers moral rights consents and credits, so your photographer is properly acknowledged and nobody is left guessing about attribution. So the images you commissioned are yours to use with confidence, without a follow up email every time you want to post. These terms cover the key areas of the relationship, including: - Copyright Materials Licensed - Permitted Uses of the Images - Territory and Conditions of Licence - Payment or Consideration for Licence - Moral Rights Consents - Credits Required

The Permanent Employment Agreement Template sets clear terms for your full time and part time employees, from pay and duties through to confidentiality and notice periods. We recommend pairing this with an Award Assessment, to confirm which modern awards apply to your business before your agreements are drafted. These terms cover the key areas of the relationship, including: - Modern Award Application - Pay Rates and Duties - Term of Employment - Intellectual Property Ownership - Moral Rights Waivers - Confidentiality - Restraint of Trade - Notice Periods

The Short Form Supplier Agreement Template sets clear terms with your suppliers, suited to a single, one off supply arrangement, and comes with a statement of work form to record the specifics of each order. So you know exactly where you stand if an order does not go the way it should. These terms cover the key areas of the relationship, including: - Goods and/or Services to be Supplied - Order and Delivery Process - Acceptance of Goods/Services - Fees and Payment of Expenses - Intellectual Property Rights - Insurance Requirements - Australian Consumer Law Provisions - Indemnities and Liability - Cancellation and Termination - Confidentiality

We will assess your employees against the relevant modern awards and provide clear advice on classification and minimum entitlements. So you know your obligations are met before it becomes a much bigger problem to fix. This includes (per employee): - Correct Modern Award - Correct Employee Classification - Minimum Entitlements

The Initial Consultation T&Cs set clear terms for that very first meeting, what is included, what it costs, and confirm there is no obligation on either side to proceed further. So your time and ideas are respected from the very first conversation, before any formal engagement even begins. These terms cover the key areas of the relationship, including: - Scope of the Initial Consultation - Fees and Payment Terms - Cancellation and Rescheduling - No Obligation to Proceed - Ownership of Preliminary Ideas Discussed - Confidentiality - Disclaimers and Limitation of Liability

This licence deed lets you license your project photography to third parties on terms you set, what they can use, where they can use it, for how long, and how you and your photographer must be credited. It also puts limits on editing, cropping and passing the images on to someone else. So you can say yes when a request comes in, without losing control of where your work ends up or who gets the credit for it. These terms cover the key areas of the relationship, including: - Copyright Materials Licensed - Permitted Use by the Third Party - Territory and Conditions of Licence - Payment or Consideration for Licence - Restrictions on Alteration and Sub-licensing - Moral Rights Consents - Credits Required

The Casual Employment Agreement Template sets clear terms for your casual team, including award application and casual loading, alongside the same protections around confidentiality and intellectual property that matter for your business. We recommend pairing this with an Award Assessment, to confirm which modern awards apply to your business before your agreements are drafted. These terms cover the key areas of the relationship, including: - Modern Award Application - Casual Leave and Loading - Pay Rates and Duties - Intellectual Property Ownership - Moral Rights Waivers - Confidentiality - Restraint of Trade

The Long Form Supplier Agreement Template sets clear, recurring terms with suppliers who provide goods and/or services to you on an ongoing basis, and comes with an order form template you can use each time you place an order. So the terms of the working relationship is agreed in writing once, properly, rather than re-negotiated every time you need to order something new. These terms cover the key areas of the relationship, including: - Goods and/or Services to be Supplied - Order and Delivery Process - Acceptance of Goods/Services - Fees and Payment of Expenses - Exclusivity Terms - Intellectual Property Rights - Insurance Requirements - Australian Consumer Law Provisions - Indemnities and Liability - Cancellation and Termination - Confidentiality