Dealer Agreement
What changed in this version
First version. Placeholder scaffolding, not a legal instrument.
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PLACEHOLDER — THIS DOCUMENT STATES NO TERMS AND BINDS NOBODY.
It is engineering scaffolding, seeded so that Pack & Kin Studio's versioning and acceptance machinery can be built, tested and operated before the real text exists. It has not been drafted or reviewed by a lawyer. Nothing in it is a representation, a warranty, a limitation of liability, or a grant or reservation of any right.
The reviewed text will be published as a NEW VERSION of this same document. This version will remain readable at its own permanent address so that any acceptance recorded against it can still be produced.
Dealer Agreement
The agreement between Pack & Kin and a dealer or sales representative in the dealer program.
Scope this document will need to cover:
- Appointment, territory, and exclusivity (or its absence).
- Commission: what it is earned on, how it is calculated, when it is paid, and how it is clawed back.
- Master dealers and downline overrides.
- What a dealer may and may not say on Pack & Kin's behalf.
- Access to member-store data, and the limits on it.
- Term, termination, and what happens to a book of stores on exit.
NOTE FOR COUNSEL: the marketing site already refers to an 'executed dealer agreement' as the thing that governs commission — the earnings pages carry that disclaimer and a test asserts it is present. Until this document exists in reviewed form, that disclaimer points at nothing.