Enterprise Technology
Commercial contract, data, security, reseller, and procurement support for B2B software and platform companies selling into larger enterprise buyers.
Consilium Law LLC works with B2B software, SaaS, and enterprise technology companies on the commercial, governance, and regulatory work that sits between an enterprise software business and its enterprise buyers. The industry sits across FTC enforcement, state and EU privacy regimes, AI rules, SOC 2 and ISO contractual overlays, federal and state procurement rules, and the commercial expectations of large enterprise customers.
The work covers MSAs and SaaS terms, data processing agreements, AI terms, reseller and channel agreements, security and audit terms, and the governance work that pairs with growth-stage enterprise technology companies.
What legal work does enterprise technology actually require?
Enterprise technology legal work concentrates around customer-facing commercial terms and the data, security, and AI obligations that enterprise buyers now insist on. The largest enterprise buyers run security and procurement reviews that often determine whether the deal closes, and the contract is where those reviews land.
- MSA, order form, and SaaS subscription terms.
- Data processing agreements aligned to state US privacy regimes and the EU GDPR.
- AI terms for AI features and AI-deployer obligations.
- Security terms: SOC 2, ISO 27001, and customer audit rights.
- Reseller, distribution, and channel partner agreements.
- Procurement responses and customer security review support.
How are AI and data terms reshaping enterprise contracts?
AI terms now sit alongside traditional indemnity, warranty, and IP allocation in most enterprise software contracts. The questions concentrate around training data, output rights, model change notice, regulator cooperation, and indemnity for IP and regulator-imposed remediation. Data terms continue to expand under state privacy regimes and EU GDPR analogs.
How does this fit into a fundraise or M&A process?
Enterprise contracts become diligence documents in financings and exits. Indemnity exposure, change-of-control terms, MFN clauses, source code escrow, and renewal language all surface during diligence and shape what the acquirer is willing to pay.
Consilium Law supports both the daily contracting flow and the diligence-readiness work that makes financings and exits cleaner.
How does the practice operate with internal contracts and revenue ops teams?
For companies with in-house contracts managers, Consilium Law handles escalations, custom redlines, AI and data terms, indemnity edge cases, and contract playbook design. For companies without that internal function, the engagement covers the full contracting flow.
Frequently asked questions
Does Consilium Law work with SaaS companies specifically?
Yes. SaaS and subscription software is one of the more active subgroups within the enterprise technology practice. The practice covers SaaS-specific commercial, data, and AI terms as well as the governance work for venture-backed SaaS companies.
What about federal customers and FedRAMP?
For companies selling into federal customers, the practice handles the contractual overlays that FedRAMP, federal procurement, and agency security requirements create. For agency-specific authorization work, the practice coordinates with FedRAMP advisors.
How does this practice handle data privacy?
Data privacy in enterprise technology runs primarily through data processing agreements, customer-facing privacy commitments, and the security obligations that pair with them. Underlying privacy law work is handled in coordination with the Cybersecurity and Data Privacy industry practice.
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