SaaS suppliers should always include limitation clauses in their SaaS terms and conditions to attempt to limit or exclude liability for certain types of losses and to cap their financial liability for breaches of contract. However, in order for limitation clauses to be valid, SaaS suppliers must ensure that the wording of the limitation clause is clear and unambiguous, otherwise the whole clause could be ruled void by a court and the SaaS supplier’s liability will then be unlimited.
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SaaS Agreements – Agency Agreements – Commercial Agents Regulations
SaaS suppliers often use partners to find prospects, refer leads, assist with the sales process or to conclude sales with SaaS customers on behalf of the SaaS supplier. Many SaaS suppliers are not aware that the terms of the Commercial Agents Regulations 1993 apply to the terms of the agreement between the SaaS supplier and its commercial agent.
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