Custom Development & New Features Sample Clauses

The "Custom Development & New Features" clause defines the terms under which new functionalities or bespoke software solutions are created for a client. It typically outlines the process for requesting, approving, and delivering custom features, including timelines, costs, and ownership of resulting intellectual property. This clause ensures that both parties have a clear understanding of how additional development requests are managed, helping to prevent misunderstandings and scope creep during a project.
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Custom Development & New Features. Any additional customization, modifications, enhancements, integrations, or new features requested by Client outside of the Vi-Net Unity Scope document attached shall be bid on a per project basis, billed at the rates described in Exhibit C, and agreed to in writing. For invoices in excess of $3,000, Client shall pay half of the total invoice in advance before work begins, and the balance upon completion of work. For invoices under $3,000, the invoice will be sent to Client upon completion of the project. However, for the current $10,925 of custom development requests that will be incorporated into the Unity Platform prior to launch, the Parties agree that Client shall pay $6,925 upon signing of this Agreement, and the balance upon completion of the custom development features.
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