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Master Service Agreement - Westfield Logistics

PDF · 38 pages · signed March 2026

§9.2 Either party may terminate for convenience with ninety (90) days’ written notice, provided that fees for work already performed remain payable in full.

§11.4 Liability under this agreement is capped at the fees paid in the preceding twelve months, excluding claims arising from gross negligence.

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Either party can terminate for convenience with 90 days’ written notice 1, but fees for work already performed stay payable 2. Liability is capped at the last 12 months of fees 3.
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Chatting with documents, answered.

Chat runs on the 7-day Pro trial (no card required) and on paid plans. The free plan doesn't include chat, but it does include summaries, explanations and glossaries. The instant tools at getsidenote.app/tools are free too, no account at all.
PDFs (scanned ones included, via OCR), Word documents, PowerPoint decks, Google Docs, Confluence and Notion pages, SharePoint and OneDrive files, Slack canvases and messages, plus any article or web page open in your browser.
Three ways: Sidenote lives in your browser on the page you're already reading; it answers only from the document, with server-validated citations; and clicking a citation scrolls the actual page to the exact sentence. It's built for verification, not just conversation.
Every claim must carry a quote that the server can match against the real document text. Quotes that don't match are dropped before the answer reaches you. Sidenote can say “the document doesn't cover this”; it won't invent a citation.
Yes. Chat is threaded, keeps history per document, and even queues your next question while the current answer is still streaming.
Documents are stored encrypted in a UK region with row-level security isolating every account, and you can choose Discard mode to purge a document within 24 hours. See getsidenote.app/security-compliance for the full picture.
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