Referral Agreements

Referral Agreements for Technology Businesses

Why do you need a Referral Agreement?

Finding clients can be half the battle. Whether you wish to refer, or be referred by another party, a Referral Agreement should be in place.

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What is a Referral Agreement?

A Referral Agreement contains the parameters of the partnership between referrer and referee, containing details of referral procedure, standards of etiquette and commission. This agreement has been designed to answer questions and provide both parties with a mutually beneficial deal.

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Frequently Asked Questions

If a company has a Referral Agreement in place with a introducer (someone who makes referrals and introduction between the company and prospective clients) then usually the introducer will want some kind of compensation. This could be a fixed amount or a percentage of the fees for the new project.

In our Referral Agreement, the introducer can only be paid if a contract has been entered into by the prospective client and the company.

No, under our Referral Agreement, the introducer may not make any commitments, representations or warranties on behalf of the company.

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