In the contract creator, the shorter agreements now cover more of the deal.
A commercial lease can set a deposit, who pays building costs, and how much insurance the tenant carries. It also covers changes to the space, transferring the lease, damage, default, and leaving. A partnership agreement keeps capital accounts, says when partners can take money out, and limits giving a share away. A loan agreement can be repaid monthly or at the end, with or without property behind it, and interest cannot go above what the law allows.
An employment agreement separates confidentiality from inventions, and leaves an invention with the employee where the law says so. A purchase agreement is either a sale of goods or a sale of a business, and those are no longer the same document. A SaaS subscription and a software license add support, a limit on liability, and what happens to data or copies when the deal ends. A consulting agreement and a vendor agreement add insurance and a duty to defend certain claims. A joint venture can stay a contract between two businesses or become a company you own together.
