
Master Service Aggrement
What is a Master Service Agreement?
A master service agreement (MSA) is a fundamental contract outlining the scope of the relationship between two parties, including terms and conditions for current and future activities and responsibilities. There is great value in using these arrangements, especially for entities with multiple agreements pertaining to the same client.
Instructions to fill out the draft:
SERVICE PROVIDER’s DETAILS
- Name of Service Provider: Enter the full name, or the registered name of the company, which is the Service Provider.
- Address: Enter the Residential Address, or in case of company, the registered office address of the Service Provider.
- Email: Email Address of the Service Provider.
- Signing Authority: Enter the full name of the signing authority of the Service Provider Company.
- Title: Enter the Designation of the Signing Authority on behalf of the Service Provider Company.
CLIENT’s DETAILS
- Client: Enter the full name, or the registered name of the company, which is the receiver of the Service.
- Address: : Enter the Residential Address, or in case of company, the registered office address of the Client
- Email: Email Address of the Client.
- Signing Authority: Enter the full name of the signing authority of the Client Company.
- Title: Enter the Designation of the Signing Authority on behalf of the Client Company.
GENERAL
- Place of Arbitration: Enter the State in which the Arbitration Proceedings are to take place in case of a dispute rising out of this agreement.
- Effective Date: Enter the date the agreement will take effect in the format dd-mm-yyyy.
STATEMENT OF WORK
- Detailed Description of Services: Enter in detail the description of the services being offered under this Master Service Agreement.
- Fee: Enter the Fee details for the services being offered. The Fee details could be the cumulative amount or even the entire break-up, at the choice of the user.
- Currency: Enter the Currency in which the Fees is to be determined. E.g. INR, USD, etc.



