Data Centre Terms and Conditions (UK)

Data centre's host personal data, perform computing services for clients, are home to substantial amounts of corporate data, and more. When choosing a service provider to supply data centre needs, customers must enter into an agreement covering the various terms and conditions established by the provider and the client. In general, a data centre's terms and conditions should be clearly outlined and agreed upon by both the customer and service provider. This app for Data Centre Terms and Conditions (UK) will guide the customer or client and data centre through the contract between both parties. The first and most important item that should be addressed should be the initial term of the contract - when it starts and how long it runs for. The scope of services in the contract should clearly define the service-level agreement for the site, power, and network availability, as well as outline responsibilities on network and equipment maintenance at the data center. Obligations of the client or customer should also be included, such as backing up data, paying any fees and additional charges outlined in the contract, provide required passwords, making sure equipment is insured, and the company is agreeing to the code of conduct, for example.

This app covers the general terms between the client and the provider, identifies warranties that the company is making, covers the governing law and what is permitted by law, identifies how notice is to be provided of terms and conditions changes, identifies rights of the client, identifies when the client may be liable for damages, and more.