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Master Services Agreement (MSA): This sets the overarching terms and conditions for the relationship, like payment terms, intellectual property rights, and dispute resolution. It's a high-level agreement.

Statement of Work (SOW): This document outlines the specific details of a particular project. It includes:

> Scope of work: What will be done.

> Deliverables: What will be produced.

> Timelines and milestones: When things will be completed.

> Payment schedule (often tied to milestones).

> Acceptance criteria: How the client will determine if the work is satisfactory.

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Memorandum of Understanding (MOU): This is a preliminary agreement expressing a mutual intention to work together. It's not usually legally binding and lacks the detail of an SOW.

Service Level Agreement (SLA): This defines the level of service expected by the client, such as uptime, response times, and performance metrics. It's often part of an SOW or a separate agreement but doesn't define the project's tasks and deliverables in the same way.

Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA): This protects confidential information shared between the parties. While important, it doesn't define the project's scope.