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E-Agreements provide global parties with a common set of rules by which they agree to exchange electronic data or to collaborate electronically.
These rules supplement the basic underlying agreements for goods, services or collaborative efforts providing a framework for electronic trading and collaboration.
Use of a standard template provides benefits to both Prime and Supplier.
The terms and conditions in these templates can be reused by all Parties eliminating the need to re-negotiate independent terms and conditions for every new situation.
- Global Trading Partner Agreement (GTPA)
- Global Electronic Collaboration Agreement (GECA)
- Links to additional work on e-Agreement activity
Global Trading Partner Agreement (GTPA)
The purpose of the model GTPA is to supplement the primary terms and conditions governing the purchase and sale of goods and services between trading partners. This agreement provides the contractual framework governing general eBusiness exchanges. It will provide companies, large and small, with contractual language for the electronic exchange of information between global trading partners.
Quick Start Guide
This guide provides the steps required to initiate and complete a GTPA .
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GTPA quick start guide (61.7 KB) |
Global Electronic Collaboration Agreement (GECA)
The GECA provides global parties with a common set of rules by which they agree to exchange electronic data. The template is used to support electronic collaboration between companies engaging in domestic and international eBusiness practices. The GECA will supplement the primary terms and conditions and will govern the exchange of collaborative eData.
Quick Start Guide
This guide provides the steps required to initiate and complete a GECA .
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GECA quick start guide (62.0 KB) |
Links to additional work on e-Agreement activity
http://www.uncefactforum.org/TBG/TBG2/tbg2_clickable.htm
This link provides details of the project under development with the United Nations Centre for Trade Facilitation and e-Business (UNCEFACT) to create a non-refutable, legally executed, electronic model agreement and predictable standard process for a supply chain business application.
http://www.uncefactforum.org/TBG/TBG2/tbg2_unedocs.htm This link details the UNCEFACT work in supporting the generation and exchange of standardised paper and/or electronic international trade documents.
http://www.uncefactforum.org/TBG/TBG2/tbg2.htm
This link details the work of the UNCEFACT International Trade & Business Processes Group (TBG2) in developing standardised electronic trade documents.