Agreement Areas
The supported agreement areas are focus, intended outcome, practitioner responsibilities, client responsibilities, and timeframe or review point.
Service Contract for Task-Centered Work
Service Contract is a task-centered agreement tool for practitioners starting time-limited work with clients. It helps the practitioner and client agree on the work to be done, responsibilities, timeframe or review point, and intended outcomes.
Review a sample working agreement and see what is required before confirmation.
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Tool guide
Learn more about this tool
Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
Draft and Confirmed States
The agreement can remain draft when responsibilities, timing, realism, or mutual understanding are unresolved.
Bounded Scope
The tool is a task-centered working agreement. It excludes broad consent language, billing terms, service policies, and unsupported treatment-plan fields.
Is this a legal contract generator?
No. Service Contract creates a task-centered working agreement about focus, responsibilities, timing, and intended outcomes.
Can the agreement stay in draft?
Yes. If responsibilities, timing, or shared understanding are unclear, the agreement remains draft or unresolved.
Does the tool require a target focus first?
Yes. If no target focus exists, the contract remains incomplete because the work to be done is not clear.