Ian's Covenant prepares agreements around the way your business sells, supplies or delivers. Get clear terms for customer and supplier deals, service contracts, consultancy work, NDAs and licensing.
Based in Navan, County Meath. Working with businesses across Ireland.
A document is useful when it reflects the actual deal: who does what, when payment falls due and what happens if plans change.
Set clear terms for supplying goods or services, including online sales, payment, delivery and returns where relevant.
Record the commercial deal, service levels, ordering process and responsibilities for each side.
Define the scope, deliverables, review points and acceptance process for ongoing or project-based work.
Clarify responsibilities, fees, ownership of work and the terms for ending an engagement.
Set out what information is protected, how it may be used and how long confidentiality duties apply.
Set the permitted use of software, intellectual property or a brand, with clear fees and limits.
A precedent from another business may leave gaps around your delivery model, payment cycle or liability exposure. Your terms need to match your own operation.
Clarity saves time later.
We confirm the deal before turning it into legal terms. You stay involved at each review point.
Identify the parties, the transaction and the outcome the agreement needs to support.
We cover deliverables, pricing, payment dates, contract length and any agreed commercial limits.
Turn the agreed terms into defined obligations, with suitable protections and workable procedures.
Depending on the deal, this may include liability, termination, confidentiality and governing law.
Read the draft with plain-English commentary on key clauses and points that need your decision.
You can raise questions and confirm changes against the commercial position you want to take.
Receive the agreed final document, execution guidance and a summary of obligations to track.
Keep the signed version with your records and note renewal dates, notice periods and payment duties.
You do not need polished legal wording. A clear account of the deal gives us a practical starting point.
The key facts are enough.
When a counterparty is based in Northern Ireland, Great Britain or another country, the contract needs to say which law applies and where disputes will be handled. Those choices affect how the agreement is administered if a problem arises.
We can also address practical terms such as currency, delivery arrangements and relevant regulatory references. The right wording depends on the parties and the transaction.
Set the position out early.
Tell us what agreement you need, who the parties are and when you need it. We will respond to discuss scope and the next steps.
Based in Navan, County Meath, Ian's Covenant works with businesses across Ireland. Call +353 83 903 3213 or use the contact page to outline your agreement requirement.