Assignment timing
Check whether ownership transfers at creation, delivery, acceptance, or only after full payment.
IP clauses can decide who owns the work, when ownership transfers, whether you can reuse your tools, and whether you can show the project. Signoti helps freelancers review those clauses in plain English.
These are business issues Signoti can help organize into plain-English flags and questions.
Check whether ownership transfers at creation, delivery, acceptance, or only after full payment.
Protect pre-existing tools, templates, libraries, methods, and know-how from accidental assignment.
Review whether the client gets concepts, drafts, sketches, prototypes, or rejected versions.
Look for restrictions on showing work, naming the client, or using anonymized examples.
Background IP is material you already owned or developed outside the client project, such as templates, code, frameworks, methods, or tools.
That can reduce leverage. Many freelancers ask for final deliverables to transfer only after full payment.
Yes. It can flag broad ownership language and suggest questions to ask before signing.
IP rights can be valuable and jurisdiction-specific. Get legal advice for important assignments, licensing, patents, trademarks, or resale rights.
Review design contracts for IP ownership, source files, portfolio rights, revisions, payment, kill fees, and client approval risks.
Review software development contracts for IP, open source, warranties, acceptance, support, security, payment, and liability risks.
Review a freelance client contract before signing. Signoti flags payment, IP, liability, termination, renewal, and restriction risks.
Your first review is free. Upload a real client contract and get a structured report with possible red flags and negotiation questions.