Document background
The Service Provider Agreement is a crucial document used when establishing a formal business relationship between a service provider and a client under Belgian law. It is particularly relevant in situations where one party (the service provider) agrees to perform specific professional services for another party (the client) in exchange for compensation. This agreement type is essential in the Belgian business environment, where it must comply with both the Belgian Civil Code and relevant EU regulations. The document typically includes detailed provisions on service scope, performance standards, payment terms, liability limitations, and data protection requirements. It's designed to protect both parties' interests while ensuring regulatory compliance, particularly with Belgian business law, EU service directives, and GDPR requirements. The agreement is structured to accommodate various service types while maintaining the flexibility to address industry-specific requirements through additional schedules and appendices.
