
These Terms and Conditions outline the relationship between WhyFactor (the “Agency”) and its clients. By engaging our services, clients agree to the following terms:
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1. Scope of Work
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All services to be provided will be outlined in a formal proposal or agreement, which includes deliverables, timelines, and costs.
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Any additional work outside the agreed scope will require a new proposal or change order.
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2. Payment Terms
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A non-refundable advance payment of [X]% is required before the commencement of any project.
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Remaining payments will be structured as per the project milestones, with the final payment due upon project completion.
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Payments are to be made via [specified methods], and late payments may incur penalties.
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3. Revisions
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The project includes [X] rounds of revisions as specified in the agreement. Additional revisions will be charged separately.
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4. Intellectual Property
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All intellectual property rights for the final deliverables transfer to the client upon receipt of full payment.
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The Agency retains the right to use the work in portfolios, case studies, and promotional materials unless explicitly prohibited by the client in writing.
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5. Confidentiality
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Both parties agree to maintain the confidentiality of any sensitive information shared during the course of the project.
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The Agency reserves the right to share project details with its team and approved subcontractors as necessary.
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6. Project Timelines
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The Agency is committed to meeting deadlines but shall not be held responsible for delays caused by the client, including delayed approvals, incomplete information, or changes in scope.
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7. Termination
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Either party may terminate the agreement with [X] days' written notice.
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Upon termination, the client will be invoiced for work completed up to the date of termination, including any non-refundable expenses.
8. Refund Policy
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Payments are non-refundable unless specified otherwise in the agreement.
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9. Liability
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The Agency is not responsible for any indirect, incidental, or consequential damages resulting from the use of the final deliverables.
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Clients are responsible for the accuracy of the content and information they provide for the project.
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10. Governing Law
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These terms are governed by the laws of India, and any disputes will be subject to the jurisdiction of courts located in [city, state].