Business cooperation
Partnerships, joint ventures, distribution, supply, services, and franchising.
Contract Drafting & Review
Clear contracts before you sign
We draft new agreements or review drafts from the other party, so your rights and obligations are clearly written down and you understand the risks.
Service options
What we handle
- Discussing your needs and the key points that must be covered
- Drafting the agreement in Indonesian, or bilingual if needed
- Reviewing the other party's draft with clause-by-clause risk notes
- Revisions based on your feedback
What you need to prepare
- Identities of the parties
- An outline of the deal: subject matter, value, term, and payment method
- The other party's draft, if you need a review
How the process works
Tell us what you need
We get to know the type of deal and what concerns you most.
Draft or notes
We prepare a new draft, or add clause-by-clause notes to the existing one.
Revisions
We go through it together and refine it until it is ready to sign.
Questions about Contract Drafting & Review
What is the difference between drafting and reviewing?
Drafting means we write the agreement from scratch. Reviewing means we examine an existing draft and flag clauses that are unfavorable or unclear.
Does an agreement have to be made before a notary?
Not always. Most business agreements are valid as private agreements. Certain types are required to be, or are safer as, notarial deeds, and we will tell you during the consultation.
Can it be bilingual?
Yes, for example for deals with foreign parties. Agreements involving an Indonesian party must still be in Indonesian.
Talk to our team about Contract Drafting & Review
The first consultation is free. We send the cost breakdown and estimated timing in writing before anything starts.