What problem does it solve?
Standard contract review workflows miss high-impact, jurisdiction-specific risks in Russian SaaS and subscription agreements, including unenforceable refund clauses, unaccounted VAT agent obligations for foreign providers, non-compliance with 152-FZ personal data rules, and invalid auto-renewal terms. This skill eliminates those gaps with a tailored Russian law review playbook.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Civil Code Qualification Check: Identifies if a SaaS agreement is classified as a license, service, or mixed contract under Russian law, and flags Article 782 of the Civil Code risks that allow customers to terminate service agreements at any time.
- Regulatory Compliance Review: Checks for 152-FZ personal data localization requirements, cross-border transfer notification obligations to Roskomnadzor, and subprocessor disclosure rules.
- Tax and Sanctions Risk Assessment: Flags VAT agent obligations for foreign SaaS providers, currency control requirements under Presidential Decree No. 79, and post-2022 sanctions exposure for foreign vendors.
- Use Case: A Russian business reviewing a foreign SaaS provider's master service agreement can use this skill to identify unenforceable no-refund clauses, missing data localization terms, and unpaid VAT agent obligations before signing.
Quick Start
Use the saas-msa-review skill to analyze the attached SaaS master service agreement for compliance with Russian federal law and identify high-priority contractual risks.
