Contractor agreement.

Last updated · [TBD] · Plain-English summary first, terms below

Plain English: you are a self-employed contractor. You decide when and where you work. You get £50 on signature, no clawback. We provide the app, the leads, the demos, and the payments rails. You provide the walking and the talking. Neither of us is the other's employer.

01Your status.

You are a self-employed contractor and not an employee, worker, or agent of SalesFlow. You are responsible for your own tax and National Insurance. We provide a [TBD] annual earnings statement; self-assessment is your responsibility.

02The services.

You agree to use the platform to identify and engage small-business prospects and, where appropriate, close sales of the SalesFlow website product. No minimum hours. No territory exclusivity beyond an active claim window.

03Commission.

£50 per successful close, paid on signature.
Credited to your wallet within seconds of confirmed signature.
No clawback, including if the client later cancels.
Withdrawable to a UK bank account, usually within [TBD] hours.

04Your obligations.

Act lawfully and honestly. No misrepresentation of the product.
Respect the business owner's time and premises.
Log outcomes accurately in the app.
Pass change requests to the orchestration desk, not handle them yourself.

05Our obligations.

Provide the app, the lead queue, and demo generation.
Operate the orchestration desk for post-sale support.
Pay commission on signature, no clawback, no caveats.
Make statements and records available for your self-assessment.

06Data & privacy.

See our Privacy policy. Your activity data belongs to you; you can export it at any time.

07Termination.

Either party may end this agreement at any time with [TBD] days' notice. Wallet balances remain payable. We may suspend immediately for breach (fraud, abuse, misrepresentation).

08IP & confidentiality.

Pitch techniques and general know-how are yours. Platform internals, client lists, and generator specifics are confidential.

09Dispute resolution.

We try to resolve informally first. Failing that, English law applies; disputes are subject to the courts of England and Wales.