Terms & Conditions

Last Updated: June 16, 2026

Welcome to our Master Services Agreement (“Agreement” or “Terms”). This document constitutes a binding legal agreement between the client entity executing a Statement of Work or activating a subscription (“Client”, “you”, or “your”) and the service provider operating under the brand name The SaaS Ledger (“Provider”, “we”, “us”, or “our”).

By subscribing to our services, executing an onboarding workflow, or explicitly accepting an accompanying Statement of Work (SOW), you agree to be bound by the entirety of these Terms. If you are entering this Agreement on behalf of a company, startup, or other legal entity, you represent that you have the authority to bind such entity to these terms.

Critical Review Requirement: The Client is directed to review these Terms with due diligence before engaging the Services. The Client’s continued utilization of the Provider’s bookkeeping workflows, asynchronous communication channels, or ledger maintenance systems constitutes active, ongoing, and legally binding acceptance of these Terms, including any subsequent updates or structural modifications executed herein.

The Provider operates exclusively as an independent contractor providing remote back-office digital bookkeeping, historical data reconciliation, transactional ledger updates, and administrative payroll administration services.

The Services provided under this Agreement are strictly configured for internal management tracking and standard operational workflows. The Provider explicitly does not offer, perform, or issue statutory audits, independent financial reviews, formal forensic accounting examinations, or public accounting verifications. The Services do not include the production or formal signing of certified financial statements intended for external third-party reliance, financial institutional credit applications, or government filings requiring a licensed public accounting certification or registered auditor stamp.

Our work will not constitute an audit, review, or compilation of the information provided, and accordingly, we will not express a conclusion or provide any other form of assurance on the completeness or accuracy of the information. Our services cannot be relied upon to discover or disclose errors, irregularities or illegal acts, including fraud or defalcations, which may exist. However, we may inform you of any matters that come to our attention.

The specific operational processes, recurring deliverables, and software configurations will be governed by the specific tier or Statement of Work selected by the Client at point of subscription. The standard baseline division of responsibilities is outlined below:

Included Core Bookkeeping Deliverables
Explicitly Excluded Tasks (Out-of-Scope)
Digital reconciliation of bank accounts, corporate credit cards, and operational cash clearings.Developing, establishing, or certifying complex structural revenue recognition policies (e.g., ASC 606 / IFRS 15).
Categorization of standard operational SaaS expenses, hosting software invoices, and team reimbursements.Direct end-customer billing disputes, collections management, or manual customer invoicing operations.
Matching gross merchant payouts (e.g., Stripe, Paddle, PayPal) to ledger records based on downstream API data.Filing, representation, or legal defense regarding state/ provincial sales tax audits or federal corporate income tax.
Preparation of uncertified management-use financial reports, trial balances, and foundational ledger data. Financial modeling, valuation analysis, cap table maintenance, or signing off on venture capital investor decks.

Any service request not explicitly itemized within the Client’s active subscription tier will be treated as out-of-scope. Out-of-scope requests, including historical ledger clean-ups or structural accounting stack migrations, will be evaluated separately and require an explicitly agreed hourly rate or separate ad-hoc Statement of Work before execution.

The performance, processing timelines, and absolute accuracy of the financial summaries generated by the Provider depend entirely on the structural integrity and timeliness of the information flowing from the Client.

The Client maintains exclusive ownership and sole administrative responsibility for:

  1. The primary accuracy, legality, and historical completeness of all source document uploads, receipts, expense annotations, and bank integrations.
  2. The direct settings, product mapping, and transactional configurations within upstream payment processing platforms, merchant gateways, and subscription software engines.
  3. Reviewing, validating, and issuing formal management approval for all payroll runs, contractor expense lists, and general ledger allocations before final close-out.

The Provider assumes no financial or operational liability for errors, processing omissions, or late processing penalties directly resulting from corrupted data feeds, broken third-party APIs, missing receipts, or delayed data delivery from the Client.

To preserve operational continuity and eliminate transactional frictional overhead, all standard recurring bookkeeping services operate on an advance subscription model.

  1. Advance Recurring Fees: Monthly base package fees are drawn automatically in advance via authorized credit card or direct debit authorization on the 1st day of each active service calendar month.
  2. Failed Processing & Grace Windows: If a automated recurring payment fails to clear due to expiration, card cancellation, or balance restrictions, a standard rolling seven (7) day structural grace window will apply. The Provider will issue automated alerts during this timeframe.
  3. Immediate Service Interruption: If the Client account balances remain completely unresolved on the eighth (8th) day following the payment due date, all data processing, ledger reconciliations, software updates, and asynchronous channel communications will be suspended automatically. The Provider is fully and explicitly released from any and all liability for missed internal reporting schedules, regulatory submission deadlines, or operational business interruptions during the active suspension phase.

Our service models rely natively on cloud-based accounting platforms and automated integrations. The Provider does not own, develop, or guarantee the technical uptime of third-party software tools (e.g., QuickBooks Online, Xero, Stripe, Paddle, or continuous synchronization middleware). We are entirely exempt from liability for operational delays or structural errors resulting from API deprecations, data processing lag, platform outages, or data corruptions triggered by external software updates.

This section outlines the primary commercial risk allocation between the parties. Please read it carefully before committing to a service engagement.

Financial Liability Cap: To the maximum extent permitted by applicable governing law, the complete aggregate financial liability of the Provider to the Client for any and all claims, operational losses, damages, legal expenses, or statutory penalties arising out of or in connection with the performance of this agreement—whether rooted in contract, tort (including active or passive negligence), breach of implied statutory duty, or otherwise—shall be strictly and irreversibly capped at a sum equivalent to the total cash fees paid by the Client to the Provider during the three (3) months immediately preceding the specific calendar month in which the event giving rise to the claim occurred.

Under no circumstances or legal theories shall the Provider be held liable for any indirect, incidental, special, exemplary, or consequential financial damages. This includes, without limitation, direct loss of operational SaaS profits, missed venture capital funding rounds, lost software recurring revenue, platform downtime, data loss, or business reputation impairment.

The Provider agrees to maintain strict operational confidentiality regarding all non-public financial records, corporate structures, customer data, and internal corporate configurations accessed during the term of service. We employ industry-standard access management controls, unique profile credentials, and encrypted storage layers to safeguard corporate access. This restriction does not apply to information that enters the public domain independently or is required to be disclosed under legal subpoena or compelling regulatory mandate.

This Agreement remains active continuously until formally canceled or terminated by either party. Either the Client or the Provider may initiate a standard account termination by providing a minimum of thirty (30) days advance written notice via the designated account email portal. Upon formal cancellation notice, the Provider will complete all reconciliations through the end of the current paid billing cycle, package up all baseline ledger export files, and revoke institutional access to the Client software stack.

The Provider operates initially as an independent contractor utilizing commercial digital brand assets. The Client explicitly acknowledges and agrees that the Provider reserves the absolute right to assign, transfer, or delegate this entire Agreement, along with all matching operational rights and contract obligations, to a newly incorporated corporate entity or US-based Limited Liability Company (such as a Wyoming LLC) owned or controlled by the Principal of the Provider, effective immediately upon issuance of a general written administrative notice to the Client. Following such notice, the new corporate entity shall assume all positions as the direct Provider under these Terms.

This Agreement and all operational relationships stemming from these Terms shall be governed by, interpreted, and enforced in accordance with the substantive commercial laws of the jurisdiction of incorporation or legal residence of the Provider at the time a formal action is initiated. If a structural dispute or technical interpretation disagreement arises, both parties pledge to commit to a minimum of thirty (30) days of good-faith, private executive mediation before attempting to escalate to any external court or public adjudication venue.

Precedence of Executed Agreements: In the absolute event of a direct operational conflict or structural contradiction between the generalized Terms published on this digital platform and any explicitly itemized, bilateral provision outlined within a mutually executed Statement of Work (SOW) or signed Addendum, the specific terms of the signed, bilateral agreement shall take absolute precedence and govern the relationship.