Information, having the properties of value, objectivity, reliability and timeliness, has a significant impact on trade turnover. According to American managers,
business is 90% information and only 10% luck. In a broad sense, information is information about the surrounding world and the processes occurring in it, or data informing about the state of affairs that is perceived by a person directly or with the help of technical devices. Information is embodied at all stages of social production and constitutes a “zero” cycle in relation to any product produced, work performed and service provided.
In the field of providing information services relations between the parties arise regarding the collection or creation, transformation, distribution and consumption of information, in particular, the formation of the organization’s information resources in the form of various arrays of documents (data), including marketing ones information systems, creating, on the basis of the received information resources, information products necessary for the production and economic activities of the enterprise, the sale of goods, works and services.
Consumers of marketing information are various marketing participants (seller, buyer, intermediary, etc.), who enter into contracts for the provision of information services for a fee with the entities that own the information. Such service may consist of searching for the necessary information, processing it, issuing data (documents), storing information, etc.
The parties may enter into agreements on the use of automated information systems, data banks, computer networks. The conditions for the transfer of information on tangible media and consulting services may be separately agreed upon. The responsibilities of the contractor providing information services may include, for example, monthly submission of an analysis of the state of the loan capital market; presentation of details and balance sheet indicators of banks acting as guarantors in international sales; analysis of the state of corporate valuable papers competing enterprises on the country's stock exchanges; performance regulatory documents, issued by the Bank of Russia and the Government of the Russian Federation; providing the texts of draft laws discussed in the State Duma and the Federation Council, etc. In this case, the parties should be guided by the provisions of Chapter. 39 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation, regulating the paid provision of services.
According to Art. 779 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation, under a contract for the provision of services for a fee, the contractor undertakes, on the instructions of the customer, to provide
services (perform certain actions or carry out certain activities), and the customer undertakes to pay for these services.
Activities to provide information services in some cases may not bring material results (for example, consulting services of a marketing firm, services educational organizations in teaching marketing and marketing law), in others - to provide a material result (for example, services for creating a database on certain parameters of the marketing environment). Moreover, within the framework of one type of service, the implementation of activities or actions may partially have a material result, and partially not. Thus, the Russian information agency Interfax Rating Agency provides information services for assigning short-term and (or) long-term credit ratings to business entities, publishing them in press releases and generating credit rating reports containing tables reflecting and justifying the specific parameters of a given enterprise, competing enterprises ( authorized capital, balance sheet, profit, etc.), and also monitors and adjusts assigned credit ratings during the term of the agreement. However, all information services have one common feature: the result is preceded by actions that do not have a material embodiment (in relation to the examples given - the process of collecting marketing information, etc.) and, together with the result, form a single whole. Therefore, when providing a service, what is “sold” is not so much the result itself as the actions that led to it.
The parties to the contract for the provision of paid information services are the contractor and the customer. Since the Civil Code of the Russian Federation does not contain any restrictions regarding the parties to this agreement, both citizens and legal entities can act in their capacity.
Sometimes contracts for the provision of information services are concluded by the customer joining the contract, the terms of which are determined by the contractor in forms developed by him or other standard forms. Such agreements, in accordance with the Civil Code of the Russian Federation, are recognized as agreements of adhesion, and they are subject to the rules of Art. 428 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation, aimed at ensuring the rights of the customer, usually provided under contracts of this type.
Article 780 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation establishes an exception from general rule, provided for in Art. 313 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation, on the possibility
the debtor entrusts the fulfillment of the obligation to a third party. An agreement on the provision of paid services must be carried out by the contractor personally, unless otherwise provided by the agreement.
The cost of information services and payments for them are agreed upon by the parties, taking into account contractual prices and the procedure established in the Civil Code of the Russian Federation. Moreover, in contrast to contract-type contracts, which as a general rule provide for payment for work after its delivery to the customer, payment for the service provided in accordance with Art. 781 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation is carried out in the manner and within the time limits stipulated by the agreement.
In addition, unlike work contracts, for which Articles 705 and 741 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation establishes rules on the distribution between the parties of the risks of death or damage to the results of work, for services there are consequences of the impossibility of fulfilling the contract, since in relation to the actions or activities that are its subject, we can talk about the risk of impossibility of their implementation, and not death.
Clause 2 of Art. 781 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation determines the procedure for payment for services in cases where the impossibility of fulfilling an obligation is caused by the fault of the customer. The circumstances under which the customer is found guilty are enshrined in paragraph 1 of Art. 401 Civil Code of the Russian Federation. In this case, the customer must pay for the services in full.
In turn, clause 3 of Art. 781 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation determines the procedure for payment for services if the impossibility of performance arose due to circumstances for which neither the contractor nor the customer are responsible. In this case, the customer must reimburse the contractor only for the expenses actually incurred by him in the course of fulfilling the obligation to provide services.
Other rules for settlements in the event of impossibility of performing a service may be provided for by law or by a contract for the provision of paid services.
If it is impossible to fulfill the obligation due to circumstances for which the contractor is responsible, the latter does not have the right to demand payment for the service, and if it has already been paid by the customer, then he is obliged to return the amount of money received and compensate for other losses, as well as pay the penalty provided for in Art. 394 Civil Code of the Russian Federation. It must be borne in mind that Art. 401 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation determines different reasons liability for obligations related to the implementation of business activities and not related to it.
Article 782 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation provides for the right of the customer and the contractor to refuse to perform the contract and the conditions under which
it is allowed. It's about about cases when refusal to perform a contract is not related to the parties’ violation of obligations under it. Despite the fact that this article does not talk about the time during which the parties can refuse to fulfill the contract, it seems that refusal is possible at any time - both before the start of the provision of the service (for example, refusal of a pre-ordered distribution of a press release), or and at any time during its provision prior to completion (for example, termination of monitoring the parameters of the marketing environment before the deadline for which it was ordered).
The customer’s refusal is permitted subject to reimbursement to the contractor for the expenses actually incurred by him, i.e. Losses are not subject to compensation in full, but only actual damage to a certain extent. In case of refusal to fulfill the contract before the start of the service, the customer is obliged to reimburse the contractor for his actual expenses incurred in order to fulfill the contract until the moment of refusal. If the customer refuses to fulfill the contract during the provision of the service, he shall reimburse the contractor for his actual expenses that he incurred up to that point in order to fulfill that part of the contract that the customer refused. As for that part of the service that the customer used, it must be paid by the customer according to the rules of Art. 731 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation, if the service was provided by the person carrying out entrepreneurial activity, to a citizen to satisfy his everyday and other personal needs, and according to the rules of Art. 717 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation - for all other services. It must be said that the rule of Art. 717 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation on compensation to the contractor for losses within the difference between the price determined for the entire work and part of the price paid for the work performed should not be applied to services, since it contradicts the principle of compensation for losses in a limited amount, enshrined in paragraph 1 of Art. 782 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation.
The Contractor has the right to refuse to fulfill obligations under a contract for the provision of services for a fee only if the customer is fully compensated for losses (clause 2 of Article 782 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation). As we can see, this legal provision is formulated as imperative. Meanwhile, the application of this rule to public contracts regulated by Art. 426 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation, seems quite controversial, since the mandatory nature of the conclusion of such an agreement by the contractor makes no sense in the right to refuse to perform it, since the contractor who refused to provide the service is, at the request of the customer, obliged to re-enter the agreement with him.
The following applies to the contract for the provision of paid services: general provisions on contracts and provisions on household contracts. The latter should be applied to relations for the provision of paid services, when a service is provided by a person (a citizen or an organization engaged in business activities) to a citizen in order to satisfy his household or other personal needs. All other relations for the provision of services (except for domestic contracting) must be subject to the rules of general provisions on contracting, enshrined in the Civil Code of the Russian Federation and in other legal acts related to the regulation of contracting relations.
However, one should not lose sight of the fact that general provisions on contracts and provisions on household contracts apply to an agreement for the provision of services for a fee, if they do not contradict the special rules about this agreement and the peculiarities of its subject matter. Thus, for services that do not have a material result, as a rule, the provisions on the timing of detection of defects, enshrined in Art. 724 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation, since the contractor can only be held liable for shortcomings committed during the process of their provision, and not upon completion (consulting services). For some services that have a material result, only general deadlines for detecting deficiencies (audit services) may apply, but not warranty periods, because their consumer properties are valuable at the moment, and not for a long time, and warranty provisions may also apply to some information services (when transmitting information on tangible media).
It is advisable for counterparties to an agreement for the provision of information services to include a condition prohibiting the customer from transferring or selling information received from the contractor to third parties. In turn, the contractor must accept an obligation not to disclose commercial data received from the customer.
The parties may provide in the contract for liability for failure to fulfill or improper fulfillment of obligations. For example, if paid information is not provided on time, the contractor returns the payment to the customer for the period during which the information was not provided, or the customer himself suspends the transfer for this period Money to the contractor’s bank account, when the agreement provides for gradual payment for information services. In turn, the performer who conscientiously fulfills his
obligations under the contract, in case of untimely transfer of funds by the customer, the information service may be suspended. It is also advisable to establish the responsibility of the performer for objectivity, reliability and timeliness in the preparation and transmission of information.
As for the delivery and acceptance of information services, this procedure is carried out by the parties according to the act, usually at the location of the customer. It is important to note that the provision of information services is assessed by the customer as a positive activity for him, regardless of the result of using the information received.
An agreement on information services using computer databases has certain specifics, for example, involving the use of information systems “Consultant-Plus”, “Garant-Service”, “Kodeks”, etc. Thus, when formulating the subject of the agreement, it is necessary to designate a specific database, for example, legal document forms, insurance laws, accounting laws, or an information system in general. The responsibility of the parties is specifically stipulated in cases where the computer is infected with a virus or the system does not work due to a computer malfunction. In addition, it is desirable to provide for the possibility and procedure for transferring the right to use the database to another enterprise. The obligations of the parties, depending on the type of service and method of transmitting information (e-mail, telephone, telegraph, fax, data transmission by courier) may change, but the legal essence of the agreement for the provision of paid information services will remain the same.
For legal registration of the provision of information services by specialized organizations - information agencies, PR companies, etc. - agreements on the provision of comprehensive information services are applied. As special elements of the subject matter of such an agreement between news agency and the government can be called the following.
I. Release and distribution, including posting on the contractor’s website, of daily specialized newsletters, in connection with the creation of which the contract may provide for the following actions by the contractor:
collecting information on activities for the preparation and conduct of election campaigns in the country;
organizational support for activities information center government and temporary press centers for covering major national events;
collection of information on negotiations conducted by the government leadership with business and socio-political circles of the country and foreign countries; holding, on behalf of the government, press conferences and preparing press releases about the main events of state life, publishing statements and other information messages of interest to public authorities in the information products of the contractor;
collection of information on domestic and international conferences, seminars and other forums held by the government on issues of state and regional policy, socio-cultural, economic and foreign economic relations;
assistance in covering the work of interregional and international exhibitions and presentations with the participation of state leadership, other events and contacts in the field of culture; coverage of meetings and visits of the country's leadership, progress in the preparation and signing of interregional and international agreements.
II. Providing information products of the performer about political and economic news in the country and abroad via electronic communication channels electronic library government. Providing reference and information services to the government using reference materials from the contractor’s databases, as well as analytical reviews based on the results of information events and on individual topics determined by the customer.
The customer must also be required to assist in promptly providing the contractor with reliable information about the activities of the government and other government agencies by including the contractor in the priority mailing list of official open documentation and connecting to the customer’s electronic databases.

Hereinafter referred to as the “Contractor”, represented by ________________________________, acting on the basis of __________, on the one hand, and _______________________________________, hereinafter referred to as the “Customer”, represented by _________________________, acting on the basis of _____________, collectively referred to as the “Parties”, have entered into this agreement as follows :

1. The Subject of the Agreement

1.1. The Contractor undertakes, on the instructions of the Customer, to provide him with services to provide him with up-to-date information on placing orders for the supply of goods, performance of work, provision of services for the needs of state and municipal customers of the _____________ region, as well as large companies, their branches and representative offices located in the territory of the ______________ region, ( hereinafter referred to as “services”), and the Customer undertakes to pay for these services in accordance with the terms of this agreement.

1.2. The volume of services provided by the Contractor is determined by the number of thematic sections of state and municipal, as well as commercial competitions directly related to the types of economic activity, carried out by the Customer for which he is provided with information on the placement of state and municipal orders, as well as orders of large companies (hereinafter referred to as information), namely:

• for example, the supply of office supplies.

2. Cost of services and payment procedure

2.1. The cost of the Contractor's services for providing information on state, municipal and commercial competitions (hereinafter referred to as the basic cost of services) is _______________ (___________________________) rubles.

2.2. The cost of the Contractor's services is fixed in the invoice issued to the Customer for payment for the Contractor's services under this agreement (hereinafter referred to as the invoice). The invoice for payment for the Contractor's services also indicates the period during which the Contractor provides information about state, municipal and commercial competitions (hereinafter referred to as the period for providing information).

2.3. The services provided under this agreement are paid by the Customer in accordance with the Contractor's invoices for services under this agreement, issued by the Contractor upon conclusion of this agreement, and further - after the expiration of the periods of information provision already paid by the Customer. No later than five banking days from the date of receipt of the invoice, the Customer transfers funds to the Contractor's current account in the amount indicated in the invoice as an advance payment for services provided by the Contractor in accordance with the terms of this agreement.

3. Rights and obligations of the Parties

3.1. The Contractor undertakes to provide the Customer with services of appropriate quality and in full in accordance with the terms of this agreement.

3.2. The Customer undertakes to pay for the services provided by the Contractor in accordance with clause 2 of this agreement.

3.3. The Customer undertakes not to distribute to third parties the information provided to him by the Contractor as part of the provision of services under this agreement.

3.4. The Contractor has the right to refrain from fulfilling its obligations under this agreement until the Customer has properly fulfilled its obligations to pay for the services provided by the Contractor in accordance with the terms of this agreement.

3.5. The Customer has the right to refuse to fulfill this contract, subject to payment to the Contractor for the expenses actually incurred by him.

4. Procedure for provision of services

4.1. The Contractor provides the Customer with services to provide up-to-date information on the placement of orders for the supply of goods, performance of work, provision of services for the needs of state and municipal customers of the _________________ region, as well as large companies, their branches and representative offices located in the territory of the __________________ region, in accordance with established in clause 1.2 of this agreement for the scope of services.

4.2. Services are provided by the Contractor by providing the Customer, during the paid period of use of the Contractor's services, with access to information about competitions posted on the Contractor's official website on the Internet at ___________________.

4.3. The Contractor begins to provide services under this agreement within two business days from the moment funds are received into his current account in accordance with clause 2 of this agreement.

4.4. The Contractor undertakes to provide the Customer with information about placing orders for the supply of goods, performance of work, provision of services for the needs of state and municipal customers of the _________________ region, as well as large companies, their branches and representative offices located in the territory of the ________________ region, no later than two working days from the date of the official publication of this information.

4.5. The Contractor undertakes to provide the Customer with information in a systematized form, that is, in accordance with the thematic sections of state, municipal and commercial competitions selected by the Customer and recorded in clause 1.2 of this agreement.

4.6. The Contractor undertakes to provide the Customer with information in full, that is, corresponding to those specified in clause 1.2 of this agreement thematic sections state, municipal and commercial competitions, officially published notices of placing orders for the supply of goods, performance of work, provision of services for the needs of state and municipal customers of the _______________ region, as well as large companies, their branches and representative offices located in the territory of the ______________ region.

4.7. The Contractor undertakes to provide the Customer with information during the entire period of information provision paid in accordance with clause 2 of this agreement.

4.8. At the end of the period for providing information paid by the Customer, regardless of payment for subsequent periods for providing information, the Parties sign a Certificate of Completion in two copies, one for each of the Parties. The customer undertakes to sign the Certificate of Completion of Work within two working days from the date of its receipt, or within the same period to submit, in the manner established by clause 6.2 of this agreement, a reasoned refusal to accept the services provided. If the Customer refuses to sign the Certificate of Completion of Work, the Contractor makes a corresponding entry in this Certificate about the Customer’s refusal to sign it.

4.9. Signing by the Customer of the Certificate of Completion of Work, as well as failure to sign this Certificate in the event of failure to submit a reasoned refusal to accept the services provided in the manner and within the time limits provided for by this agreement, means that the services were provided by the Contractor properly and in full in accordance with the terms of this agreement, and The Customer paid for the services provided by the Contractor.

5. Responsibility of the parties

5.1. For failure to fulfill or improper fulfillment of their obligations under this agreement, the Parties are liable in accordance with the current legislation of the Russian Federation.

5.2. The Contractor is not responsible for inaccuracies, typos, errors and incorrect wording made by the state, municipal or commercial customer, as well as the competition organizer during the official publication of information.

5.3. The parties are released from liability if there are technical reasons (including shutdown/damage to power supply and communication networks, failures software, technical failures in maintenance and operating organizations, etc.), which caused the Parties to be unable to properly fulfill their obligations under this agreement.

6. Procedure for resolving disputes

6.1. All disputes and disagreements arising between the Parties under this agreement or in connection with it are resolved through negotiations between the Parties.

6.2. If it is impossible to resolve disagreements through oral negotiations, the Party having the claim shall submit the claim in writing to the other Party. The Party accepting the claim is obliged to confirm in writing the fact of receipt of the claim, indicating the date of receipt, surname, name and position of the person accepting the claim. If the claim is sent by mail, it is sent by registered mail with notification of delivery.

6.3. The claim must be considered within three working days from the date of its receipt. The response to the claim is provided in writing in the same manner as the claim.

6.4. If it is impossible to resolve disagreements through negotiations or unsatisfactory results of consideration of the claim, the dispute between the Parties is subject to consideration in the Arbitration Court in accordance with the current legislation of the Russian Federation.

7. Force majeure circumstances

7.1. The Parties are released from liability for non-fulfillment or improper fulfillment of their obligations under this agreement if this is caused by force majeure circumstances, namely: fire, flood, earthquake, war or other circumstances beyond the reasonable control of the Parties, and if these circumstances directly affected the performance the parties to their obligations under this agreement.

8. Duration of the contract

8.1. The Agreement comes into force from the moment it is signed by the Parties.

8.2. The contract is concluded for an indefinite period.

8.3. The Agreement may be terminated early by agreement of the Parties. In this case, it terminates from the moment specified in the termination agreement.

8.4. The Agreement may be terminated early upon a written application from one of the Parties sent to the other Party in the manner provided for in clause 6.2 of this Agreement, no less than 10 calendar days before the expected date of termination of the Agreement. In this case, it terminates from the moment specified in the application for termination of the contract.

9. Final provisions

9.1. All changes, additions and appendices to this agreement, as well as the agreement to terminate this agreement, are legally binding if they are in writing and signed by both Parties.

9.2. This agreement is drawn up and signed in two copies having equal legal force, one for each of the Parties.

Agreement on the provision of services to the region information technologies
№ _____________

Moscow "___" ________ 20__

LLC "_________"), hereinafter referred to as the "Contractor", represented by General Director __________, acting on the basis of the Charter, on the one hand, and
LLC "_________", hereinafter referred to as the "Customer", represented by the General Director _______________________, acting on the basis of the Charter, on the other hand, entered into this Agreement (hereinafter referred to as the "Agreement") as follows:

1. THE SUBJECT OF THE AGREEMENT

1.1. Under this Agreement, the Contractor undertakes to provide the Customer, on its own or by engaging third parties, with information technology services necessary for the Customer to carry out the activities of the Central Office and its restaurants, and the Customer undertakes to pay for the services provided by the Contractor.
1.2. The Contractor provides services in the following areas:
1.2.1. consulting services regarding the operation and maintenance of the Customer’s information systems;
1.2.2. consulting services regarding the construction of system architecture and development of the Customer’s information technologies;
1.2.3. consulting services aimed at providing communication services to the Customer's Central Office and restaurants.
1.2.4. consulting services aimed at ensuring the launch of information systems at new facilities and existing facilities.
1.2.5. consulting services regarding information and technical support of information systems.
1.3. A complete list of services provided by the Contractor and their cost is given in Appendix No. 1
1.4. If it is necessary for the Contractor to provide the Customer with additional services not specified in this Agreement, the Parties sign an Additional Agreement to this Agreement, which defines the services to be provided, the procedure and terms for their provision, the procedure, terms and amount of payment. All Additional Agreements signed by the Parties will be integral parts of this Agreement.

2. OBLIGATIONS OF THE PARTIES TO THE AGREEMENT
2.1. The Contractor undertakes:
2.1.1. provide services under this agreement in a timely manner and in full;
2.1.2. provide the Customer with Service Provision Certificates;
2.1.3. not to use the information provided by the Customer for purposes unrelated to the fulfillment of its obligations under this Agreement;
2.1.4. immediately inform the Customer about the impossibility of fulfilling obligations under the Agreement.

2.2. The customer undertakes:
2.2.1. pay in a timely manner and in full for the services provided by the Contractor under this Agreement;
2.2.2. timely accept the results of services provided;
2.2.3. create conditions for the Contractor for the timely and complete provision of services, provide at the Contractor’s request clarifications and explanations orally and in writing;
2.2.4. at the request of the Contractor, the Customer undertakes (if technically possible) to provide the Contractor (the Contractor's employees) with vehicles in order for the Contractor to fulfill its obligations under this Agreement.

3. PROCEDURE FOR PROVIDING SERVICES
3.1. The fact of provision of services under this Agreement is confirmed by the Certificate of Provision of Services, prepared by the Contractor on a monthly basis and signed by the Parties to the Agreement.
The Customer is obliged to sign the Certificate of Provision of Services, send a signed copy to the Contractor within 5 (five) days from the date of submission of this Certificate by the Contractor, or submit a reasoned refusal to sign the Certificate.
If the Customer does not send a signed copy of the Certificate to the Contractor within the specified period (or a reasoned refusal to sign the Certificate), the services will be considered properly provided by the Contractor and subject to payment.

4. CONTRACT PRICE AND PAYMENT PROCEDURE
4.1. The cost of services provided by the Contractor for a month is determined based on the cost of services specified in Appendix No. 1 to this agreement and is indicated in the Certificate of provision of services for the month signed by the Parties.
4.2. If the number of restaurants and employees in the Central Office for which the Contractor provides services increases, the Contractor's remuneration is subject to revision. The changed cost of services is subject to approval by the Parties by drawing up a separate Agreement to this Agreement.
4.3. Payment for services provided under the Agreement is made monthly, within a period of no more than 15 (fifteen) days from the date of signing by the Parties of the Certificate of provision of services for the month.

5. RESPONSIBILITY OF THE PARTIES TO THE AGREEMENT
5.1. In case of failure to fulfill or improper fulfillment of obligations under the Agreement, the Parties shall be liable in accordance with current legislation and the Agreement.
5.2. In case of delay by the Customer in paying the remuneration to the Contractor, the Customer is obliged, at the written request of the Contractor, to pay him a penalty at the rate of 0.1% of the overdue amount for each day of delay
5.3. The Parties are not responsible for non-fulfillment or improper fulfillment of their obligations under the Agreement if such non-fulfillment or improper fulfillment was the result of force majeure circumstances beyond the reasonable control of the Parties (force majeure circumstances), including natural disasters, wars, armed conflicts, riots and etc.
In the event of the occurrence of force majeure circumstances, the Party that does not fulfill this Agreement due to the occurrence of these circumstances is obliged, within 5 (five) calendar days after the commencement of their effect, to notify the other Party in writing of the occurrence of force majeure circumstances, as well as of their termination, otherwise, this Party loses the right to refer to such circumstances as a basis for exemption from liability.
5.4. The Parties are responsible for the disclosure of confidential information of the other Party that became known to them in connection with the execution of this Agreement in the amount of losses incurred by the other Party in connection with the disclosure of such information.

6. PROCEDURE FOR CHANGE AND TERMINATION OF THE AGREEMENT
6.1. The Agreement may be amended or terminated by mutual agreement of the Parties by concluding the appropriate Additional Agreement.
6.2. The agreement may be amended or terminated in other cases provided for by the current legislation of the Russian Federation.

7. TERM OF THE AGREEMENT
7.1. The Agreement comes into force upon signing by the Parties and is valid until ______ year.

8. DISPUTE RESOLUTION
8.1. All disputes and disagreements between the Parties arising from the Agreement, if they are not resolved by the Parties through negotiations, are referred to Arbitration Court Moscow.
9. OTHER CONDITIONS
9.1. Any information about the commercial and/or financial position of the Parties and/or the terms of this Agreement is considered confidential and is not subject to disclosure.
9.2. All annexes to this Agreement are drawn up in writing, are an integral part of it and are signed by both Parties.
9.3. Any changes and additions to this Agreement acquire legal force if they are made in writing and signed by authorized representatives of both Parties.
9.4. The parties are obliged to immediately notify each other of any changes in postal and payment details, name and legal form, change of authorized managers, etc. Actions taken at old addresses and accounts before notification of their changes are received are considered proper fulfillment of obligations.
9.5. When resolving all issues not specifically provided for in this Agreement, the parties will be guided by the current legislation of the Russian Federation.

10. LEGAL ADDRESSES AND DETAILS OF THE PARTIES

— a list of banks, credit institutions and the basic terms of lending and deposit offered by them;

- lists retail outlets, products they offer with contact details in a specific locality. Such data is very relevant for large cities, where it is sometimes difficult to find the right store or product;

— lists of enterprises, companies, firms involved in a certain sector of the economy. For example, real estate agencies, legal advice, etc.;

- lists educational institutions various formats displaying available free places, ongoing recruitment of students, students, information about the beginning of work admissions committee;

- lists of people providing private services: nannies, nurses, governesses, manicurists, pedicurists, hairdressers, nurses, gardeners, plumbers, electricians, installers and others;

- statistical data;

— information about the activities of specific entrepreneurs, companies, their reputation.

In addition, various types of information in written or orally in different public spheres: jurisprudence, economics, psychology, culture, etc.

This is not about practical consultations, but about the selection of theoretical information. So, for example, if a person needs to write a term paper or thesis, then they can provide him with selected material on the desired topic.

Today provision of information services- a profitable area of ​​business. People are constantly interested in something, but not everyone has the time or opportunity to search for information on their own, so this service is very useful, in demand, and therefore profitable.

If you register a specialized information resource or provide information over the phone by registering a paid number in advance, you can earn good money from this.

By setting a minimum package of services, say, 500 rubles, depending on the type of information provided, you can receive 5,000 rubles daily from every 10 applicants.

To work in the field provision of information services you will need office equipment, access to the Internet, intelligent employees who could compile the necessary database, a convenient user program for the resource and the site itself or a paid phone number (for which you also need to pay).

If a person is absolutely healthy, he will always find an opportunity to earn money. With the development of information technology, many ways to solve financial problems have emerged. Nowadays, even without a quality education, you can earn a good income. For example, anyone can provide information services. This is a truly in-demand and still little-developed area of ​​business.

What are information services

In essence, information services are the actions of subjects aimed at transferring certain data to third parties for a certain fee. In simple words: a person is interested in the answer to a specific question. He can obtain information by contacting a specific organization that provides information services. In this case you will have to pay a certain amount.

There is also such a thing as an “information product”. This is a collection of certain data that is distributed for a fee.

Who can provide information services

Today everyone can earn money this way. Some areas don't even require special education. Information services are (example from real life), when a simple person collects a certain database of bulletin boards and distributes the information obtained to other people for a fee. For this type of work it is not necessary to have higher education. All you need to do is spend a little time searching for the necessary information.

Another example: a person graduated from a university with a law degree. But, living in a provincial town, find high paying job fails. Great solution will open an office where information services will be provided. This is Federal Law ( individual) will answer controversial issues related to jurisprudence.

Anyone can earn money this way absolutely legally. The main thing is to fill out the documents correctly and contact the tax office. Information services are the simplified tax system (simplified taxation system). This means that an individual will pay minimal fees to the state treasury.

Information services in the specialty

In order to start earning money this way, you will need a minimum of expenses. Initially, you will have to fill out documents at the tax office, then find a room to rent. Final stage- advertising. If you do everything correctly, you will be able to start earning money within the first month. High-quality provision of information services in the specialty is the key to success. Sooner or later, word of mouth will work and the number of clients will begin to increase

How to earn money without a specialty

Information services are services that also involve the provision of ready-made collected information. In order to start earning money, you will have to spend a little time collecting a certain database. For example, making money through mediation is in demand today. A small entrepreneur finds an online store that sells a product at a minimal price and offers it to other customers with minimal markup. Such intermediaries will certainly be interested in a database that will contain all online stores with minimal prices.

Information services are quite hard work. To make good money, you have to do a lot of work. You can collect a database of electronic bulletin boards, phone numbers of customers interested in a particular product, emails, etc.

Earning money from searching and selling information

Today, everyone can make money on the Internet by providing information services. This easy way receiving additional income However, it will require time and mental investment. Many businessmen earn quite a lot due to the fact that they know how to properly plan their time. They delegate some of their work to others. So, for example, a private entrepreneur needs to find a supplier who would offer goods in bulk a little cheaper. A businessman turns to a person providing information services for help. He, in turn, searches for the necessary information on the Internet and receives his reward for this.

The advantage is that it does not require special knowledge. Information services are services that can be provided without leaving home, right next to your computer. You just need to be able to use the capabilities of the World Wide Web.

What information is most in demand on the Internet?

Working with databases is considered the most relevant today. People who do business are interested in finding new clients. Anyone can assemble a database consisting of target audience. These could be phone numbers or email addresses of customers who might be interested in the product the businessman is offering.

Due to the fact that sales are actively conducted on the Internet, a base of wholesale suppliers may also be in demand. Such information can give a great boost to a new online store. Moreover, many today work using the dropshipping system (acting as an intermediary).

Posting on electronic bulletin boards is also in great demand today. Such information services require a considerable amount of time. This is a job that businessmen prefer to entrust to others without doing it themselves. Some people mistakenly post ads using automatic programs. But in this way it is possible to achieve much less results.

Where to find customers

First of all, you should offer your help to fellow entrepreneurs. You will have to answer questions about information services in advance. What's this? How will they help grow your business? It is worth describing the services provided as colorfully as possible so that the entrepreneur wants to use them.

Even if you don’t know any entrepreneurs, you can always find customers via the Internet. Micro service exchanges are extremely popular today. Information work is in demand here. The only thing you have to do initially is to develop a trust rating. To do this, the first weeks will have to perform work at a reduced cost. It will be possible to increase the chances of receiving a profitable order if the profile is filled out well and there are positive reviews.

Selling information on your own website

Service exchanges can give a good start to those who decide to make money from information. But you can become truly independent and earn a really good income if you present information on your own website. This method will require some effort. First you will have to create your own resource with a specific topic related to information that will be sold in the future. It could be cooking various techniques handicrafts, ways to make money online, etc.

Initially, you will have to invest every effort in developing the site and provide information on it for free. In this way, it will be possible to gather a large audience that will be interested in purchasing additional information.

There is an even shorter path, but it requires financial expenses for initial stage. You can sell information through other people's sites by paying for advertising.

Summarize

Information services can be a great opportunity to make money online or in the virtual world. But any work requires time and effort. And there are no exceptions here. At the initial stage, you will have to work hard to find information that will really interest others. There is a lot of data on the Internet. Just don’t pay attention to information that could be used for inappropriate purposes. Having made a firm decision to earn money by providing services, you should contact the tax office and fill out all the relevant documents. This will help you avoid legal troubles.