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If you provide or receive any goods, products or services, odds are, you would need an SLA. To explain, let’s take an example: You have a business you built from scratch and have rendered excellent services to a firm, but they are questioning the quality of the service to refrain from paying you the consideration agreed upon. Now, imagine the converse. You are a startup that has outsourced tech / app development to a firm that is not delivering the app in a timely manner, or is delivering sub-standard work.
If you have an SLA, there would be clauses in there on the exact scope of services to be provided, the quality, quantity, the payment terms, and what happens in the event of a default. In the absence of an agreement, you would be left with very limited options.