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SprintPivot
Legal Agreement

Employer Placement Agreement

Between SprintPivot Ltd and organisations registered as Recruiters/Employers

By registering an employer account on SprintPivot, the authorised representative of the organisation confirms acceptance of this agreement on behalf of that organisation.

1. Parties

SprintPivot Ltd ("SprintPivot") — career transition platform operator
The Employer/Recruiter ("you", "the Client") — the organisation or individual registered to access talent via the platform

2. What SprintPivot Provides to Employers

3. Placement Fees

SprintPivot charges a 15% placement fee on the candidate's first-year agreed salary, invoiced on hire confirmation.
Fee itemDetail
Placement fee15% of the candidate's confirmed first-year gross salary
Trigger eventYour "Confirm Hire" action on the SprintPivot platform
Invoice deliveryBy email to your registered billing address on the date of hire confirmation
Payment terms30 days from invoice date
Payment methodBACS bank transfer or debit card (Stripe)
CurrencyGBP (£ Sterling)
VATSprintPivot is registered for VAT. VAT will be added to invoices at the prevailing rate where applicable
Late paymentInterest charged at 8% above Bank of England base rate under the Late Payment of Commercial Debts Act 1998

3.1 Salary definition

For the purpose of this agreement, "first-year gross salary" means the basic annual salary agreed in the offer letter, excluding any bonus, commission, equity, pension, or benefits in kind. If salary is not disclosed at the time of hire confirmation, a default figure of £35,000 will be used to calculate the fee, with true-up payable upon disclosure.

3.2 Replacement guarantee

If a placed candidate leaves within 8 weeks of starting (through no fault of the employer), SprintPivot will provide a replacement search at no additional placement fee. This guarantee applies once per placement, and requires notification within 5 working days of the candidate's departure.

4. Your Obligations

4.1 Fair and lawful hiring

SprintPivot's anonymised matching is designed to support bias-free hiring. By using this platform, you commit to evaluating candidates on performance and skills alone. Rejection of a candidate on any protected characteristic under the Equality Act 2010 (including but not limited to race, sex, age, disability, or religion) is a material breach of this agreement.

4.2 Project quality

4.3 Data handling

Upon hire confirmation, SprintPivot will share the candidate's personal details with you for the purpose of completing the employment process. You become an independent data controller for that candidate's data from that point, and must handle it in accordance with UK GDPR.

5. SprintPivot's Obligations to Employers

6. Prohibited Uses

You must not use the SprintPivot platform to:

7. Off-Platform Hiring

If you hire, engage, or contract with any candidate you first identified through SprintPivot (whether via the candidate pool, a submitted project, or an invitation) outside of the platform's hire confirmation process, the full 15% placement fee remains payable. This obligation applies for 12 months from the date you first viewed the candidate's SprintPivot profile.

8. Intellectual Property

SprintPivot retains all intellectual property in the platform, ranking methodology, AI models, and skill frameworks. You do not acquire any licence to the platform technology beyond what is strictly necessary to use the service as described in this agreement.

9. Term and Termination

This agreement continues until terminated by either party with 30 days' written notice. Termination does not affect:

10. Limitation of Liability

SprintPivot's total liability to the Client shall not exceed fees received from the Client in the 12 months preceding the claim. SprintPivot is not liable for the conduct or suitability of any candidate placed through the platform. Hiring decisions remain entirely at the Client's discretion and risk.

11. Compliance with Employment Law

You are solely responsible for ensuring all employment offers, contracts, and employment relationships entered into as a result of a SprintPivot introduction comply with UK employment law, including but not limited to the Employment Rights Act 1996, Working Time Regulations 1998, National Minimum Wage Act 1998, and the Equality Act 2010.

12. Governing Law

This agreement is governed by the laws of England and Wales. The courts of England and Wales shall have exclusive jurisdiction to resolve any disputes.

13. Contact

Employer support: employers@sprintpivot.co.uk
Invoice queries: billing@sprintpivot.co.uk
Legal: legal@sprintpivot.co.uk