Software Sales Agreement

Car Inventory To Go Com LLP

Party A: Car Inventory To Go Com LLP
Address: 330 Portico Court, Chesterfield, MO 63017

Party B: Your Company

  1. Company and Software Description
    Car Inventory To Go Com LLP is a software company providing products for automotive companies. The Car Inventory To Go Software uses Apple iPhone and internet technology to provide internal inventory tracking and profit management to automotive companies. Car Inventory To Go Software provides a number of functions and reporting capabilities.
    Car Inventory To Go Software is designed to work on Apple iPhones version 4 and higher, Internet Explorer version 6 or higher, Firefox and Safari. It performs functions such as:

    1. Secured logins so only company selected users can have access to your data
    2. Scanning VIN’s and automatic lookup of VIN information to check in new cars
    3. Entering and reviewing all expenses and income associated with cars to develop net profit and commission reports.
    4. Tracking inventory at various locations
    5. It is not intended to be a public listing of cars for customers for retail sales
    6. The mobile portion is only available for Apple iPhone phones.
    7. Various reporting is currently available – mainly open inventory reports, commission reports, monthly Missouri state reporting uploads and uploads for the QuickBooks accounting system to minimize accounting costs/effort.

  2. Product Price and Payment Method

    1. Product Price: Monthly Rate = $199 per month
    2. Payment Method: Credit Card information is verified at registration and the monthlty fees will be charged to your credit card. You can change this information or cancel at any time. Lack of payment for 2 months will result in termination and your data will be deleted.

  3. The Obligations of Both Parties

    1. The Obligation of Party A

      1. To provide the Car Inventory To Go Software System (including secured access to the web page and installation instructions and support for the Apple iPhone);
      2. To provide upgrades and patches if required due to operating system or internet upgrades;
      3. To provide operation training materials in electronic form for the Car Inventory To Go Software System;
      4. To provide helpdesk support via email with 24 hour reply;
      5. To accept all forms of complaints by Party B, including email messages, direct complaint calls and written opinions on all feedback forms and to report on the results of the resolution;
      6. To consider writing custom reports at the request of Party B. This would be at an additional charge and covered under an addendum to this contract.

    2. The Obligation of Party B

      1. Party B should pay the software price in full to Party A at the time agreed in the agreement;
      2. Party B should use the software and functions correctly in accordance with the user instructions;
      3. Party B should provide their users who need the mobile application with Apple iPhones required for the Car Inventory To Go Software;
      4. Party B does not hold the Car Inventory To Go copyright, and it may not assign or resell it to another party or conduct any other development work based on it.

  4. Exemption Clauses: In the event of any of the following, Party A is not required to assume any responsibility.

    1. The software is used incorrectly causing internal inventory management data to be incorrect;
    2. Party A is not responsible for purchasing or physical damage due to Apple iPhones;
    3. The Apple iPhone application cannot be applied due to older versions of the operating system;
    4. There is product down time of the Car Inventory To Go Software System due to natural disasters to the hosted servers;
    5. There are other obstacles to use not caused by functional problems of the Car Inventory To Go Software System;
    6. It is impossible for the software or function to meet the special needs of Party B;
    7. Due to the features of the computer system, Party B should backup important data monthly. If Party B sustains a loss of data because of its failure to backup the data, Party A cannot promise to retrieve the data.

  5. Liability for Breach of Agreement

    1. The failure to perform the contractual provisions due to Party A’s fault will be regarded as a breach of agreement by Party A. Party A will assume liability for the breach of agreement, but the compensation may not exceed the price that Party B paid for the purchase of this software product;
    2. The inability to install due to failure by Party B to provide Apple iPhones at the minimum requirement or Internet Explorer, Firefox or Safari at the required level.

  6. Other

    1. This agreement takes effect on the date of registration by Party B;
    2. Any disputes arising from this agreement are subject to the laws of the United States of America and to arbitration in the court at the location of Party A;
    3. Both parties agree that they will resolve any matters not covered by this agreement through consultation in accordance with the principle of goodwill, and that they will express them in the form of contract annexes.