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Know your contracts contain what the law requires, and close the gaps.
Juritas checks each contract against the requirements that apply to it, drafts the amendments for what’s missing, and watches suppliers for changes you have the right to object to.
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The answers, as Juritas gives them.
- Do our ICT contracts meet DORA Article 30?
- Are our processor terms what GDPR Article 28 requires?
- What has this supplier changed, and can we object?
- Where does each obligation come from?
Required clauses · DORA Art. 30(2)
Cloud hosting agreement
- (a)Description of functions and servicesCl. 2.1
- (b)Locations of services and data processingMissing
- (c)Availability, integrity and confidentiality of dataCl. 11
- (d)Access to and return of data on exitCl. 14.2
- (e)Service level descriptionsSch. 3
- (f)Assistance in ICT incidentsMissing
- (g)Cooperation with the authoritiesCl. 18
- (h)Termination rights and noticeCl. 21
- (i)Security awareness and resilience trainingCl. 12.4
2 gaps · amendment draftedSend to supplier
2.4 The Supplier shall state the locations where the services are provided and data is processed, and notify the Customer before any change.
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What it does
Built around the work, not the software.
Required clauses
Each contract checked against DORA, GDPR and NYDFS.
- DORA Article 30, GDPR Article 28 and NYDFS 500.11
- The meeting clause quoted for every requirement
- Your lawyers’ decisions recorded alongside
GDPR Art. 28(3)
SaaS agreement · processor terms
- (a) Processing only on documented instructions
- (d) Conditions for engaging sub-processors
- (h) Information and audits
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Amendments
The gaps drafted as an amendment, ready to send.
- Drafted in the contract’s own definitions
- Reviewed and edited by your team before sending
- Tracked from drafted to signed
Amendment · drafted
Cloud hosting agreement
- 2.4 The Supplier shall state the locations where the services are provided and data is processed, and notify the Customer before any change.
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Supplier change watch
Supplier changes, with your deadline to object.
- Subprocessor and terms pages watched daily
- Material changes separated from cosmetic ones
- The contractual right and deadline shown
Supplier change
Cloud provider · subprocessors
- New subprocessor added: support services, United States
- Right to object within 30 days of notice
- 14 days left to object
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With Finance and Procurement, on the same record.
The clauses Legal needs changed reach Procurement before the renewal is agreed, so the amendment is part of the deal rather than an afterthought.
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See what’s in your contracts before it costs you.
Walkthroughs arranged personally · Contract Audit: Free · 2–5 contracts under mutual NDA · Reply within 48 hours
