Scope of Services
Precisely describe included services, exclusions, unit measures, and service levels so both parties understand what is and is not provided during show operations.
A clear Exhibitor Services Contract reduces disputes by specifying services, costs, schedules, and liability, improving coordination among exhibitors, contractors, and venues. Properly executed electronic versions satisfy ESIGN (15 U.S.C. §7001) and UETA requirements for enforceability in most U.S. jurisdictions.
Typical parties involved in completing an Exhibitor Services Contract include the event organizer, exhibitor, and service contractors.
Responsibilities vary by event size and venue; always confirm the designated contracting party shown on the form.
An Exhibit Manager (onsite or company representative) typically signs on behalf of the exhibitor with delegated authority to approve services, accept charges, and confirm compliance. Confirm internal authorization limits before signing; mismatched authority can invalidate obligations or delay fulfillment.
A Service Contractor (carrier, drayage, electrical, internet) signs to accept work orders and billing terms and is responsible for providing labor and equipment per the contract. Contractors should document insurance and licensing to match contract requirements.
| Field | Configuration |
|---|---|
| Signing Order | Set sequential or parallel signer order |
| Authentication | Email link with optional SMS code |
| Reminders | Automated reminders and expiration notices |
| Attachments | Require insurance certificate upload |
Ensure the chosen delivery method preserves the contract text and audit trail; verify the receiving system accepts the signed file format and required metadata.
Precisely describe included services, exclusions, unit measures, and service levels so both parties understand what is and is not provided during show operations.
List unit prices, taxes, deposit requirements, and payment deadlines; include late payment penalties and who bears overtime or emergency charges.
State move-in and move-out windows, exhibitor access rules, and consequences for missed windows, including potential additional charges.
Specify minimum insurance limits, name additional insureds, require certificates, and include mutual indemnity clauses allocating responsibility for claims.
Explain cancellation rights, refund rules, and any applicable forfeiture of deposits or rebooking fees tied to notice periods.
Require adherence to venue, local, and show rules, including fire, safety, and labor regulations; outline remedies for violations.
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