Terms & Conditions

The rules and responsibilities for using WES Associates' website and services.

These Terms & Conditions explain how WES Associates provides its services, client responsibilities, payment expectations, intellectual property, and limitations of liability.

WES Associates Terms & Conditions

Clear agreements make smoother projects.

Acceptance

Using the website

By browsing the website, submitting forms, or requesting services from WES Associates, visitors agree to these terms.

01Use the website lawfully
02Provide accurate information
03Stop using the website if terms are not accepted

Services

Project scope and delivery

WES Associates confirms service scope, timelines, deliverables, revisions, and handover details in the applicable client agreement.

Scope is agreed before work starts
Change requests may affect cost or timeline
Client feedback is required for progress

Payments

Fees and billing

Set basic expectations around invoices, payment schedules, deposits, and work pauses caused by overdue payments.

Payment terms are shared in proposals
Deposits may be required
Late payments can delay delivery

Ownership

Content and intellectual property

Explain ownership of client-provided content, delivered assets, third-party tools, and reusable development patterns.

Client owns provided brand assets
Final ownership follows payment and agreement
Third-party tools follow their own licenses

Contact

Terms questions and support

Contact WES Associates if you have questions or need clarification about these Terms & Conditions.

Contact: +880 1618-118670

Agreement Map

Every term points to a practical project expectation.

The page groups responsibilities, delivery scope, billing, and ownership into easy-to-scan blocks so visitors can understand the basics quickly.

Acceptance

Using the website

Services

Project scope and delivery

Payments

Fees and billing

Ownership

Content and intellectual property

Contact

Terms questions and support

WES Associates Terms & Conditions

Have a question before you continue?

Give visitors a visible path to ask about scope, payment, ownership, or any agreement detail before they move forward.